Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Johnny Carrillo’s organization
Aug 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
New Mexico State University Board of Regents Regular Meeting
The Board of Regents meeting included the introduction of the new Provost and a formal proclamation recognizing the service of the Chief of Staff. The board received reports from various regent committees, advisory groups, and affiliated entities, including the NMSU Foundation, Arrowhead Center, and Aggie Development Inc. Key consent agenda actions included the approval of property access easements, officer appointments, and bylaw amendments. Additionally, the Board approved philanthropic naming opportunities for the Covarrubias Family Legacy Lobby and the Bradbury Stamm Commons, as well as facility improvement projects at the Alamogordo and Artesia campuses. The session also covered informational updates regarding administrative rule revisions and reports from the Department of Agriculture.
Jul 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
New Mexico State University Board Of Regents Special Meeting
The Board discussed and approved the ratification of the Graduate Student Union's 2026 compensation article, which includes salary increases for graduate assistants. Consent items included an IT easement for Doña Ana County and a mortgage satisfaction for Hatch Valley Schools. Additionally, the Board reviewed a proposal to reduce the Texas 135 waiver to standard in-state tuition for eligible students in neighboring regions to remain competitive, with further action anticipated in the fall.
May 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
New Mexico State University Board of Regents Regular Meeting Minutes
The board meeting involved various recognitions, including proclamations for outgoing leadership and faculty. Key discussions included committee reports regarding real estate, financial strategies, and budget planning. The board reviewed and approved several capital projects, including the Integrated Digital Enterprise Accelerator Lab, and authorized the conferral of degrees and certificates for the Spring commencement. Furthermore, the board approved the university's Five-Year Capital Plan, received system updates concerning enrollment and interim appointments, and heard reports on statewide agricultural coordination and fundraising activities.
Sep 23, 2022·BoardMeeting
Board
Dss Staff Staff Meeting
The meeting focused on enrollment data and projections. Discussions covered national high school graduation rate projections, noting an expected decline referred to as "the cliff" after 2025, but also an observed 10% increase in graduates of color compared to original projections. Specific enrollment trends for New Mexico were presented, indicating a drastic decline in high school graduates post-2025, necessitating increased out-of-state recruitment efforts, particularly targeting Texas and Arizona. The presentation detailed New Mexico State University's enrollment data from 2007 through Fall 2022, highlighting the peak enrollment in 2010, a subsequent decline stabilized in 2019, and a 2.6% overall enrollment increase for the current fall, driven by a 3.2% increase in undergraduate enrollment. Further analysis broke down enrollment by graduate/undergraduate status, freshman/transfer numbers, application and admit rates, orientation reservations, melt rates (which decreased to 5.7% due to vendor support for admitted student calls), and academic profile metrics like average ACT scores. Finally, data on gender breakdown (60% female, 40% male for first-time freshmen) and retention/graduation rates were reviewed.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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