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EVENTS

 

Events of November
Long Description: The image is an announcement for office hours with the Vice President, Dr. Teresa Maria Linda Scholz. The top part features a maroon banner with white text that reads "An invitation to dialogue," along with an illustration of a clock. Below the banner, there's a table with three columns titled "Date," "Time," and "Location | Program." The rows list different dates and corresponding times for various programs including the Asian Pacific Islander Program, American Indian Program, Latin American Program, Black Program, and LGBT+ Program, scheduled between October 23 and November 20. The bottom left includes a text box titled "Why Stop By?" that encourages engagement with leadership. The bottom right displays a small photo of a smiling person with short, dark hair, glasses, and a collared shirt, followed by an email address and a logo of New Mexico State University. Alt-text: Invitation for office hours with Vice President Dr. Teresa Maria Linda Scholz, listing dates and times from October 23 to November 20. Transcribed Text: An invitation to dialogue Office hours with our Vice President: Dr. Teresa Maria Linda Scholz (she/her) Date | Time | Location | Program October 23 | 12:30pm-2:30pm | Asian Pacific Islander Program October 29 | 12:00pm-2:00pm | American Indian Program October 30 | 12:00pm-2:00pm | Latin American Program November 13 | 12:00pm-2:00pm | Black Program November 20 | 12:00pm-2:00pm | LGBT+ Program Why Stop By? Share your ideas and experiences. Discuss upcoming events or initiatives. Ask questions or get clarification. Connect with leadership in a supportive space. vpied@nmsu.edu NMSU Office of Land Grant Mission Inclusive Excellence

The image is a flyer for the "I Stand With Immigrants Day of Action" event. The background is a warm beige with white, detailed sketches of butterflies scattered across it. In the center, there is a rectangular overlay with a light gray background containing the event information in bold, black and dark purple text. At the top, the bold text reads "I STAND WITH IMMIGRANTS DAY OF ACTION." Below, details of the event are provided, including the date, November 6th, and the time, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM, indicating it will be at "PETE’S PATIO." Further down, a paragraph elaborates on the purpose of the event, highlighting its national significance in supporting immigrants and recognizing their contributions. The bottom of the flyer displays several logos of associated organizations in a row. Alt-text: Flyer for "I Stand With Immigrants Day of Action" event with butterfly graphics and event details. Transcribed Text: I STAND WITH IMMIGRANTS DAY OF ACTION November 6th 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM AT PETE’S PATIO The I Stand With Immigrants Day of Action is a national event promoting support for immigrants and recognizing their contributions to the U.S. economy and history. NMSU will host its second celebration with educational activities, free shirts, snacks, stickers, music, and more to show solidarity with the immigrant community.


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The image is a digital "Save the Date" announcement set against a light beige background. At the top, the words "Save the Date" are written in elegant black script. On either side of the text are two black graduation caps with tassels in dark red. Beneath the script is a row of seven small logos related to various university programs. Below the logos, the event details are provided in a structured format. The dates, programs, and time details are written in dark red and black serif font, providing clear information about the upcoming events in December 2025. Alt-text: "Save the Date" announcement with event details for December 2025, featuring graduation caps and program logos. Transcribed Text: Save the Date December 2, 2025 Latin American Programs | 12-2pm December 5, 2025 American Indian Program, LGBT+ Program, Asian Pacific Islander Program, and Disability and Access Services 11:00am-1:00pm December 11, 2025 Black Programs | 6:00-7:30pm


PROGRAMS

AMERICAN INDIAN PROGRAMS

"The American Indian Program supports students in achieving post-secondary goals, providing personal and academic assistance. We connect students to resources, offer guidance, scholarships, and access to campus services. Our commitment is to nurture success through academic advising, employer connections, and a range of support services. Join us as we foster student success at NMSU."


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ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER PROGRAM

"Students for API Student Support at NMSU aims to establish a diversity program, addressing the lack of on-campus representation for Asian and Pacific Islander communities. The group advocates for resources, education, and community building to enhance the overall experience for this underrepresented demographic. Seeking university acknowledgment and support, they work towards providing mentorship, scholarships, and fostering an inclusive online presence. The group encourages awareness, urging the university to recognize and respond to the unique needs of API students."


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The image shows a group of six people standing in a row in a room. The background features a wall with a yellow and blue flag hanging on it. From left to right, the first person is wearing a red and black flannel shirt over a graphic T-shirt, the second person is wearing glasses and a floral jacket with jeans, the third person is wearing a beige long-sleeve top and black pants, the fourth person is wearing glasses and a black and white polka-dotted blouse with black pants, the fifth person is wearing glasses and a white sweater with floral pants, and the sixth person is wearing a black jacket over a grey shirt with jeans. There are maroon and white cushioned benches behind them.

BLACK PROGRAMS

"Black Programs unites students of African-American, Caribbean, and African descent through educational, cultural, and social programs. Our mission fosters awareness and appreciation of Black history, providing a support network for academic exploration and success. We empower students with support and connections, realizing the full potential of each individual in their academic journey."


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LATIN AMERICAN PROGRAMS

"Latin American Programs, inclusive of all backgrounds, supports first-generation and low-income college students at NMSU. The term 'Chicano' encompasses Hispanic, Mexican-American, Latino, Puerto Rican, U.S. Cuban, etc. We specialize in guiding students through the university environment, fostering success through education, advocacy, and cultural literacy development. Latin American Programs is dedicated to promoting and empowering student success for all."


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LGBT+ PROGRAMS

"LGBT+ Programs at NMSU fosters the wellness and success of students, faculty, and staff in their gender and sexuality expression. We offer advocacy, resources, and education, welcoming all to our inclusive facility with a computer lab, LGBT+ themed library, and lounge. Committed to meeting diverse needs, we strive to develop inclusive policies and strategies for the entire campus community, promoting diversity and inclusion at NMSU."


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Important Dates

 

November 04
LAP Dia de Muertos || D9 Informational-Meet the Greeks-BP/SILP
November 06
AIP: Catherine Montoya Book talk || OLGIM: I Stand With Immigrants Day of Action
November 07
BP-Felt& Flavor


TESTIMONIALS OF STUDENTS

Picture of Student Amanda Esparza sharing her testimonial, The image showcases a person standing outdoors on a sunny day. The individual has long, curly brown hair and is wearing black-rimmed glasses and a black dress with fluttery sleeves. They are adorned with multiple cords and two stoles. The stoles are white with gold trim and feature embroidered designs. The person is smiling and standing with their hands clasped together. The background shows a green landscape with trees and a bit of a blue vehicle in the far left corner, partially out of frame. The lighting suggests it is either early morning or late afternoon.
I'm absolutely floored by the level of support the faculty have put into this program. I can't wait to put my degree to use and change the world!
Amanda Esparza — Biophysics Graduate, Class of 2023

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