Calendar of Events
Below are some important College-related events planned for the future. Other agencies, departments, and organizations are encouraged to submit events to the calendar administrator as well.
Please include a full description of who should attend, what will happen during the program, where your event will be held and when it will take place.
If you have any questions about the calendar, contact Connie Padilla.
2009 New Mexico County Fair Schedule
November 2009 |
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Nov 16–24
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Thanksgiving centerpieces available
The NMSU Floral team will create centerpieces for Thanksgiving from fresh flowers. Arrangements are available for $15, $25, $35 and $50.
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Nov 23–25
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Learning Games Lab Open House
With the holidays approaching, you are likely considering the purchase of video games, computer games and consoles. More than just providing entertainment, there are many fantastic game options that encourage physical activity, help kids learn, and facilitate family togetherness. Drop by the Learning Games Lab at lunch time on any of the three days before Thanksgiving and test drive some of these games. We'll help you learn how your Christmas purchases can delight kids while also making the games they play a more positive influence in their lives.
The Learning Game Lab located in Gerald Thomas Hall Room 173 will be open from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Nov. 23-25 |
December 2009 |
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Dec 8
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NMSU Cooperative Extension Service workshop to focus on sustainable agriculture
The future of sustainable agriculture has never looked more promising or more challenging. Looking to education and funding is one way to meet this challenge.
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For more information, contact Mary Curtis at 575-646-1715.
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Dec 14–16
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NMSU sheep-shearing school teaches skills of the trade
Looking for an opportunity for supplementary income? Shearing sheep may be the answer. With 126,000 sheep shorn every year, there’s work out there for an industrious fellow. Annually, 900,000 pounds of wool is produced in New Mexico, bringing in $1.25 million in sales.
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January 2010 |
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Jan 11–14
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2010 Extension In-Service Program
The 2010 Extension In-Service program for CES Faculty will be held Jan 11-14, 2010 at the Hotel Encanto, Las Cruces.
The deadline to register is Dec. 21 More info... |
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Jan 18–21
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County College Mid-winter 2010
County College will deliver 20 classes from Jan. 18 to 21 in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Classes will include 16 from the Certified Public Manager curriculum, three from the Certified Treasurer Offical curriculum and one from the Certified Public Assessment Officer curriculum. Classes on Jan. 18-20 will be in the Santa Fe Hilton and classes on Jan. 21 will be at the NMSU Albuquerque Center. For more information go to the County College Web site at: http://aces.nmsu.edu/ces/countycollege/
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For more information, contact Terry Canup at 575-646-5424.
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Jan 19–20
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Better Process Control School-ACIDIFIED Only
NMSU will present Better Process Control School-ACIDIFIED Only course on Janurary 19-20, 2010 at Gerald Thomas Hall- Room 330.
This course is FDA certified and designed to prevent public health problems in low-acid and acidified low-acid canned foods. LIMITED SEATING. For registration and more information, please see web site. More info...
For more information, contact Gloria Hernandez at 575 646-2198.
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