NMSU hopes to not close agricultural science centers

 


LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico State University is not closing any of its 12 agricultural science centers in the state -- at least not yet.

The College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences conducted a self-evaluation of the centers earlier this month as it grapples with less funding in the face of a statewide budget crisis.

College of ACES Dean Rolando A. Flores says closing any of the centers would be a last resort.

"But it is on the table," he said. "In a time of low budgets, we need to rationalize and properly manage our resources."

Flores explained the self-evaluation p...



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