Congratulations to all graduates!! Joshua McDermott IMPRESSIVE… Maria del Carmen Oros Zamudio Five Government students won Arts and Sciences Mariposa Award: Awards! Daniel Chand Thea Quigley-Trejo: Outstanding Undergraduate Professor of the Year: Award Yosef Lapid Brandon Xavier Johnson: Outstanding Undergraduate Award Dr. Yosef Lapid has completed his last semester at Samanta Ruiz: Outstanding Service Award NMSU and is now retiring. During his 25 years at Marco Ortigoza: Graduate Award for Excellence New Mexico State University, Dr. Lapid has Bonny Wells: Graduate Award for Excellence published three books and many additional articles about international relations. Dr. Lapid Department awards received the distinguished title of Regents Congratulations to all students and professors Professor at NMSU. When presented with the who received this semester’s Government Teacher of the Year award at this year’s Department awards! ceremony, student Matt McNeile remarked that Dr. Lapid consistently challenged his perspectives Social Justice Award: on politics and ultimately changed the way he Michelle Corella, Systems Developer, ICT thinks about international relations. Dr. Lapid has without a doubt transformed the perspectives of Christopher Burnham, Regents Professor, English all of the students who have had the privilege of Department studying and researching with him. We would like Outstanding Graduating Senior: to thank Dr. Lapid for his tireless dedication and service to Government students and faculty and Tiffany Cox we wish him a happy retirement. Kreitzer Government Award: Sally Goenaga A Short Story About Haggis Kreitzer Law & Society Award: Chris Kincaid (MPA Candidate) recently gave his Danielle Ceballes friend James Stepp (MA Candidate) an old Army Roque Lujan Scholarship: MRE for lunch that immediately made him ill. To make up for that incident Kincaid then passed on Laura Mendez to Stepp a can of Haggis sent to him by a friend in Joshua McDermott Scotland. Here is the report from James: Nick Franklin Scholarship:
Congratulations to all graduates!! IMPRESSIVE… Five Government students won Arts and Sciences Awards! Thea Quigley-Trejo: Outstanding Undergraduate Award Brandon Xavier Johnson: Outstanding Undergraduate Award Samanta Ruiz: Outstanding Service Award Marco Ortigoza: Graduate Award for Excellence Bonny Wells: Graduate Award for Excellence Department awards Congratulations to all students and professors who received this semester’s Government Department awards! Social Justice Award: Michelle Corella, Systems Developer, ICT Christopher Burnham, Regents Professor, English Department Outstanding Graduating Senior: Tiffany Cox Kreitzer Government Award: Sally Goenaga Kreitzer Law & Society Award: Danielle Ceballes Roque Lujan Scholarship: Laura Mendez Joshua McDermott Nick Franklin Scholarship: Joshua McDermott Maria del Carmen Oros Zamudio Mariposa Award: Daniel Chand Professor of the Year: Yosef Lapid Dr. Yosef Lapid has completed his last semester at NMSU and is now retiring. During his 25 years at New Mexico State University, Dr. Lapid has published three books and many additional articles about international relations. Dr. Lapid received the distinguished title of Regents Professor at NMSU. When presented with the Teacher of the Year award at this year’s ceremony, student Matt McNeile remarked that Dr. Lapid consistently challenged his perspectives on politics and ultimately changed the way he thinks about international relations. Dr. Lapid has without a doubt transformed the perspectives of all of the students who have had the privilege of studying and researching with him. We would like to thank Dr. Lapid for his tireless dedication and service to Government students and faculty and we wish him a happy retirement. A Short Story About Haggis Chris Kincaid (MPA Candidate) recently gave his friend James Stepp (MA Candidate) an old Army MRE for lunch that immediately made him ill. To make up for that incident Kincaid then passed on to Stepp a can of Haggis sent to him by a friend in Scotland. Here is the report from James: