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Add/Drop a Class
Please contact your department.		 Advisor Change
Changing academic advisors is processed through the departments.		 Applying for Graduation

University Student Records
(575) 646-3411
records@nmsu.edu
Educational Services Center
Changing from Undeclared to Declared
Student must apply to new program. Contact the department directly for more information.		 Class Restriction
Please contact your department.		 Credit Hour Appeals
Please contact your department.
Dates and Deadlines
Graduate Calendar
Academic Calendar 		Degree Certification
Email gradinfo@nmsu.edu to direct you to your student program coordinator.		 Exam Paperwork
Graduate Forms
Fellowship and Awards
Awards and Funding 		Graduate Assistantships
For information regarding Graduate Assistantships, please contact your department.		 International Student Services
International Student and Scholar Services
isss@nmsu.edu
(575) 646-2834
Paying Tuition
University Accounts Receivable
uar@nmsu.edu
+1 (575) 646-4911 		Program of Study
Processed by:
Email gradinfo@nmsu.edu to direct you to your student program coordinator		 Letter of Completion
Email gradinfo@nmsu.edu to direct you to your student program coordinator.
Ordering Transcripts
University Student Records
+1 (575) 646-3411
records@nmsu.edu
Educational Services Building, NMSU.		 Registration Hold
Please contact the identified department.		 Residency Issues
University Student Records
+1 (575) 646-3411
records@nmsu.edu
Educational Services Building, NMSU.
Scheduling an Appointment with the Dean
gradinfo@nmsu.edu		 Student Conference Travel Awards
Graduate Student Council and/or ASNMSU.		 Thesis/Dissertation Format Review
Thesis/Dissertation Form
Please consult with your advisor regarding ProQuest.

 

 

Copyright Infringement Reminder

 

NMSU is required by federal law to remind its students, faculty, and staff about copyright infringement. Some within the NMSU community take advantage of "free” (aka illegal) music and movie download services, and then find themselves faced with copyright violations, fines, and other penalties. 

 

It is against NMSU policy to illegally download copyrighted material; doing so can lead to an unwanted disciplinary event.

 

NMSU takes the illegal downloading of copyrighted material seriously, and so does the federal government.  In fact, anyone found to have infringed on a copyrighted work through illegal downloading may be liable for statutory damages of up to $30,000 for each infringed work.  If willful infringement is proven by the copyright owner, that amount may be increased to up to $150,000 for each occurrence.

  

Be smart, do not download copyrighted material without the legal right to do so.

 

For more information on copyright essentials at NMSU, including student Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), downloading copyrighted material, face-to-face classroom issues, online/distance classroom issues, fair use, and open source and creator rights, please visit https://nmsu.libguides.com/copyright .

 

You can also visit the external resources listed below for more information regarding copyright:

 

 

Other points to remember about the downloading of copyrighted materials:

 

  • Pirated software is a security risk – hackers often offer virus-infected downloads to compromise your computer and possibly NMSU data.
  • The software used for pirating copyrighted material may automatically use your computer to distribute that material to others.

 

If you have any questions regarding this notice, please do not hesitate to contact Carlos Lobato, NMSU’s Information Technology Compliance and Privacy Officer, at clobato@nmsu.edu .