NMSU students and faculty will travel to India over spring break as part of an Aggies Go Global/UBELONG expedition focused on water issues. (Courtesy Photo)
(Deming) – A 2012 Deming High graduate is one of 10 New Mexico State University students travelling to India over spring break to focus on water, a critical issue for both New Mexico and India.
Courtney Hurt from Deming, nine peers, and an NMSU faculty member and her spouse will meet with local officials, foreign aid workers and non-profit leaders.
The students also will have the opportunity to participate in cultural events, including a weekend trip to Agra, home of the Taj Mahal.
As part of the hands-on experience in India, the students will design public health education programs for under-served communities.
Aggies Go Global is a partnership between NMSU's International and Border Programs, the Office of the President and Provost, and the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences with support from the Associated Students of NMSU.
New Mexico State University reportedly has as one of its primary goals the promotion of international and global opportunities for students.
Courtney Hurt from Deming, nine peers, and an NMSU faculty member and her spouse will meet with local officials, foreign aid workers and non-profit leaders.
The students also will have the opportunity to participate in cultural events, including a weekend trip to Agra, home of the Taj Mahal.
As part of the hands-on experience in India, the students will design public health education programs for under-served communities.
Aggies Go Global is a partnership between NMSU's International and Border Programs, the Office of the President and Provost, and the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences with support from the Associated Students of NMSU.
New Mexico State University reportedly has as one of its primary goals the promotion of international and global opportunities for students.
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