Spend just a few minutes with Dan Arvizu and you’ll see he isn’t a guy who likes to stand around. He’s full of energy – and in a hurry to get some big things done. For Arvizu, those traits will definitely come in handy. As New Mexico State University’s new chancellor, he is working to position the university to address some of the grand challenges of our time.

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John Floros was born and raised in a small mountain community in Greece. His family was one of only about 300 in the town, and he was the first in his family to go to a university. This past summer, as Floros drove from Manhattan, Kansas, to Las Cruces to begin his job as New Mexico State University’s new president, he found a sense of comfort as he noticed the Organ Mountains off in the distance.

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Every year during Homecoming, the New Mexico State University Alumni Association recognizes some of the institution’s most successful graduates and friends through time-honored awards.

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ALCALDE – The New Mexico Fruit Growers will return to one of New Mexico’s most scenic and historically significant properties, Los Luceros Ranch, for its annual workshop.

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The College of Engineering at New Mexico State University is accepting applications for the 2019 Southwestern New Mexico Regional Science and Engineering Fair. The event is set for March 1-2, with judging on March 2.

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With more than 100 employers registered, New Mexico State University students and alumni along with community members can attend the 14th annual Career Connections Fair Feb. 5-6. NMSU Career Services will host the two-day event that will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Corbett Center Student Union throughout the third floor.

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Camp Innoventure, a week-long summer camp focused on inspiring middle school students to create, market and sell their own products, is now scheduling sessions for summer 2019. The camp, part of the Innoventure suite of entrepreneurship education programs offered by Arrowhead Center at New Mexico State University, is available to communities throughout New Mexico through support from the Colorado-based Daniels Fund and Wells Fargo.

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New Mexico State University’s Black Programs will celebrate Black History Month with 10 events throughout the month of February.

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National and state economists will present economic forecasts for 2019 at the annual Economic Outlook Conference Friday, Feb. 8, in Las Cruces. Hosted by New Mexico State University’s College of Business and Wells Fargo & Company, the conference, now in its eighth year, will take place from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave.

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Rene Guillaume, a former student affairs professional turned faculty member at New Mexico State University, is using his experience in student services to base research on how other former student affairs professionals carry out their new roles as faculty in an environment where scholarship is a priority.

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