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James Boyd’s death exposed a gap in New Mexico law, critics say. Most states have a variation of New York’s 1999 “Kendra’s Law.” The post New Mexico Police Shooting Shows Void in Mental Health Care, Groups Say appeared first on Associations Now MORE
That’s a level far higher than most states—only Alaska and New Mexico have higher percentages of Native Americans in their populations. MORE
Areas of Growth This year the Recycling Partnership plans to develop recycling programs with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection as well as with the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico. MORE
Eventually, my love of eLearning brought me to the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as the organization’s first Director of Instructional Technology. Is there anything new or revolutionary in eLearning that you know that other people should be aware of? What trends or new ideas to you expect to implement in the coming years? Revisions are not as flashy as creating a new course, but they are a lot more efficient. MORE
With a new grant, the American Historical Association is expanding its initiative to create more professional opportunities for history doctorates outside of academia. It’s a sign of the times: There are more history Ph.D.s than jobs for history professors. MORE
Sometimes it involves a name change, sometimes a refreshed look and feel, and sometimes it may involve adding a new feature or resource. The Ohio Craft Brewers Association unveiled a new logo this week. In other words, the new logo and design are helping OCBA better tell its story. MORE
New Mexico has some previous experience solving the problem of underqualified officials. After several scandals involving the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission, a series of restrictions on who can hold the elected office of regulatory commissioner were signed into law. MORE
storm of 2015, killed dozens of people, but it also killed tens of thousands of cows throughout New Mexico and Texas. A winter storm named Goliath has milk producers throughout Texas and New Mexico picking up the pieces, and the associations that represent them are looking to help out. MORE
The New Mexico Restaurant Association, which has generally opposed hikes in the minimum wage, might be willing to support a statewide increase to $8.30 An Alternate Strategy Waiters and bartenders are among the lowest-paid workers in the U.S. economy. MORE
The company, which is looking to invest $4 billion to $5 billion in a “gigafactory” that would produce lithium-ion batteries, is looking to build in one of four states—Arizona, Texas, Nevada, or New Mexico. MORE
The Inn and Spa at Loretto in Santa Fe, New Mexico is an ideal destination for inspired meetings and group retreats. Socializing, brainstorming, and interactive problem solving at meetings and conferences can be grueling for some. MORE
What does IMBA offer those new and loyal members? Prompted by a successful membership drive, we look at what keeps a bicycling association’s wheels spinning. What’s the benefit? MORE
Kelly from the Albuquerque, New Mexico CVB (@ see_Albuquerque ). marocmama : I’ve found that by reading and meeting new people and seeing how they are using SM has been big for me # SMfastfwd 5:24 pm. I went to learn about open space format and came away with a ton of new friends on Twitter. TahiraCreates : we are so new to SM that it is all evolving. agency on new tech, apps, etc. MORE
Meanwhile, the New Mexico Farmers Marketing Association introduced Double Up Food Bucks as a pilot program in the state last year. With the new funding, NMFMA will expand it to 90 sites in the state, which has the third-highest level of child food insecurity in the country. “We’ve MORE
Professionals in the biological communications field are headed to New Mexico next week to learn new skills from fellow life sciences and medical photographers, explore creative ideas, and develop new visual communications strategies. Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico. MORE
Only New Mexico ranked higher than Colorado in 2012 in the number of acres on federal land that produce oil and gas—and area residents worried about the state of the wells within the flood zone. MORE
Those are some of the questions Shelly Alcorn ( Alcorn Associates Management Consulting and Ubiquity University ) and I seek to answer in our new collaborative whitepaper, Blockchain for Associations: Separating the Hype from the Promise. . MORE
” Already, the billboards have come in handy during Boston’s heavy snowfall earlier this year, in Georgia during an ice storm last year, and in New Mexico during a gas shortage. Look up: That flashy electronic billboard may be important to your safety. MORE
The solution: a brand-spanking-new interactive museum attached to ASRT’s headquarters. To preserve that collective legacy, ASRT has added to its headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a 4,500-square-foot museum. MORE
The New Mexico chile pepper industry is attempting to protect the integrity of one of the state’s valuable cash crops via a new certification program. The New Mexico Chile Association is bringing the heat to protect the state’s official vegetable, the chile pepper. MORE
The company, which is looking to invest $4 billion to $5 billion in a “gigafactory” that would produce lithium-ion batteries, is looking to build in one of four states—Arizona, Texas, Nevada, or New Mexico. MORE
In joining a new partnership with Western Growers, the New Mexico Chile Association will gain additional support on policy issues. Thanks to a new partnership, New Mexico’s spicy chiles could get a little help in Washington, DC. MORE
Just ask Ceela McElveny, chief communications and membership officer at the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) in Albuquerque, New Mexico, who started a “Lean In Circle” for executive-level women colleagues a year and a half ago. MORE
Close to 1,300 camp and youth-development professionals are headed to New Mexico for four full days of education, social and issue-based networking, and special events to help them create exceptional experiences for campers, counselors, families, and communities. MORE
The Society for American Archaeology’s 84th Annual Meeting begins next week in New Mexico. City: Albuquerque, New Mexico. The goal of this fast-paced competition is to inspire new teaching ideas for both new and seasoned archaeology teachers. MORE
Another goal is to keep members informed about advocacy priorities, new technologies, and business and operations trends. So our tagline “Powering Strong Communities” evolved and has become a key part of our new brand. Our new website was launched on September 20 and reflects the focus on community while better telling our story and making content more accessible and easy to find. But adopting a new brand requires a culture change in some ways. MORE
November 5-8: The American Folklore Society will be sharing its story , along with the stories of its members, during its annual meeting in Santa Fe, New Mexico. An association representing groups from all parts of the fresh-produce food chain holds its annual harvest. MORE
By building a new digital system intended to cut the time needed for academic reviews of books, the American Anthropological Association hopes to refine digital workflows and save money. MORE
Meanwhile, benefits and insurance nonprofits tend to get the best funding in the Midwest and a handful of other isolated states around the country (Nevada, New Mexico, Arkansas, New Jersey). MORE
A new report from the National Governors Association argues that states could help their residents’ healthcare dollars go further by giving pharmacists a larger role in patient treatment. MORE
New Mexico recently became the first state in the country to ban “lunch shaming”—the practice of putting negative attention on students whose parents haven’t paid their lunch bills. MORE
This spring, the American Public Power Association (APPA) undertook an initiative to bring power to homes in the Navajo Nation, a territory that covers parts of New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona (with Arizona making up the largest portion). MORE
Industry Brainstorming – Creating new and unique activities for the Supply Chain to collaborate and create a growth focused business environment. In a dynamic global economy, new impediments and opportunities will continually surface. MORE
Their seats at the table—one on the NCAA’s 24-member Division I Board of Directors, two on the 40-member Council, and 15 on the 80-member “Autonomous Five” panel—came courtesy of a new governance structure that was unveiled last summer and approved in the fall. MORE
The nonprofit advocacy group New Mexico Open Primaries, led by a former Democratic legislator, is one of a handful of efforts nationwide to encourage open-primary voting for independents. An advocacy group in New Mexico is making the case for the Land of Enchantment to embrace them. MORE
On the MemberClicks blog, Callie Walker notes that it’s essential to consider these points—otherwise a failure to design with potential new members in mind could cost you. “If It’s important to design your association’s website so potential members can take quick action. MORE
$ 60M+ The amount that Breaking Bad has spent in New Mexico on goods, services, and wages since the show started in 2007. Nine out of 10 crew members are New Mexico residents, and many of the show’s stars have bought homes in the area. MORE
The four states involved—Alabama, Kentucky, Missouri, and New Mexico—saw these AFSP chapters build relationships with the local gun industry, helping vendors and shooting range owners alike spot the signs that come with suicide risk. MORE
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Associations Now
APRIL 11, 2017
New Mexico recently became the first state in the country to ban “lunch shaming”—the practice of putting negative attention on students whose parents haven’t paid their lunch bills.
Associations Now
MAY 11, 2017
The nonprofit advocacy group New Mexico Open Primaries, led by a former Democratic legislator, is one of a handful of efforts nationwide to encourage open-primary voting for independents. An advocacy group in New Mexico is making the case for the Land of Enchantment to embrace them.
Associations Now
SEPTEMBER 10, 2014
New Mexico has some previous experience solving the problem of underqualified officials. After several scandals involving the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission, a series of restrictions on who can hold the elected office of regulatory commissioner were signed into law.
Associations Now
AUGUST 22, 2014
The New Mexico chile pepper industry is attempting to protect the integrity of one of the state’s valuable cash crops via a new certification program. The New Mexico Chile Association is bringing the heat to protect the state’s official vegetable, the chile pepper.
Associations Now
APRIL 3, 2017
In joining a new partnership with Western Growers, the New Mexico Chile Association will gain additional support on policy issues. Thanks to a new partnership, New Mexico’s spicy chiles could get a little help in Washington, DC.
Associations Now
APRIL 7, 2014
James Boyd’s death exposed a gap in New Mexico law, critics say. Most states have a variation of New York’s 1999 “Kendra’s Law.” The post New Mexico Police Shooting Shows Void in Mental Health Care, Groups Say appeared first on Associations Now
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JULY 10, 2019
Meanwhile, benefits and insurance nonprofits tend to get the best funding in the Midwest and a handful of other isolated states around the country (Nevada, New Mexico, Arkansas, New Jersey).
Associations Now
JANUARY 6, 2016
storm of 2015, killed dozens of people, but it also killed tens of thousands of cows throughout New Mexico and Texas. A winter storm named Goliath has milk producers throughout Texas and New Mexico picking up the pieces, and the associations that represent them are looking to help out.
Associations Now
APRIL 4, 2019
The Society for American Archaeology’s 84th Annual Meeting begins next week in New Mexico. City: Albuquerque, New Mexico. The goal of this fast-paced competition is to inspire new teaching ideas for both new and seasoned archaeology teachers.
Associations Now
FEBRUARY 16, 2017
Close to 1,300 camp and youth-development professionals are headed to New Mexico for four full days of education, social and issue-based networking, and special events to help them create exceptional experiences for campers, counselors, families, and communities.
Associations Now
AUGUST 12, 2013
$ 60M+ The amount that Breaking Bad has spent in New Mexico on goods, services, and wages since the show started in 2007. Nine out of 10 crew members are New Mexico residents, and many of the show’s stars have bought homes in the area.
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Potomac Core
OCTOBER 29, 2017
Industry Brainstorming – Creating new and unique activities for the Supply Chain to collaborate and create a growth focused business environment. In a dynamic global economy, new impediments and opportunities will continually surface.
Associations Now
JUNE 16, 2015
What does IMBA offer those new and loyal members? Prompted by a successful membership drive, we look at what keeps a bicycling association’s wheels spinning. What’s the benefit?
Associations Now
JUNE 18, 2015
Professionals in the biological communications field are headed to New Mexico next week to learn new skills from fellow life sciences and medical photographers, explore creative ideas, and develop new visual communications strategies. Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Associations Now
JULY 10, 2014
By building a new digital system intended to cut the time needed for academic reviews of books, the American Anthropological Association hopes to refine digital workflows and save money.
Associations Now
JUNE 6, 2019
This spring, the American Public Power Association (APPA) undertook an initiative to bring power to homes in the Navajo Nation, a territory that covers parts of New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona (with Arizona making up the largest portion).
Associations Now
NOVEMBER 7, 2016
On the MemberClicks blog, Callie Walker notes that it’s essential to consider these points—otherwise a failure to design with potential new members in mind could cost you. “If It’s important to design your association’s website so potential members can take quick action.
Associations Now
JANUARY 20, 2015
A new report from the National Governors Association argues that states could help their residents’ healthcare dollars go further by giving pharmacists a larger role in patient treatment.
Associations Now
JANUARY 27, 2015
The New Mexico Restaurant Association, which has generally opposed hikes in the minimum wage, might be willing to support a statewide increase to $8.30 An Alternate Strategy Waiters and bartenders are among the lowest-paid workers in the U.S. economy.
Associations Now
JULY 23, 2015
Sometimes it involves a name change, sometimes a refreshed look and feel, and sometimes it may involve adding a new feature or resource. The Ohio Craft Brewers Association unveiled a new logo this week. In other words, the new logo and design are helping OCBA better tell its story.
Associations Now
JANUARY 15, 2016
That’s a level far higher than most states—only Alaska and New Mexico have higher percentages of Native Americans in their populations.
Associations Now
JANUARY 18, 2017
The four states involved—Alabama, Kentucky, Missouri, and New Mexico—saw these AFSP chapters build relationships with the local gun industry, helping vendors and shooting range owners alike spot the signs that come with suicide risk.
Associations Now
OCTOBER 16, 2014
November 5-8: The American Folklore Society will be sharing its story , along with the stories of its members, during its annual meeting in Santa Fe, New Mexico. An association representing groups from all parts of the fresh-produce food chain holds its annual harvest.
Associations Now
APRIL 4, 2016
Areas of Growth This year the Recycling Partnership plans to develop recycling programs with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection as well as with the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Associations Now
MAY 29, 2015
” Already, the billboards have come in handy during Boston’s heavy snowfall earlier this year, in Georgia during an ice storm last year, and in New Mexico during a gas shortage. Look up: That flashy electronic billboard may be important to your safety.
Associations Now
JANUARY 20, 2015
Their seats at the table—one on the NCAA’s 24-member Division I Board of Directors, two on the 40-member Council, and 15 on the 80-member “Autonomous Five” panel—came courtesy of a new governance structure that was unveiled last summer and approved in the fall.
Associations Now
JUNE 14, 2016
Meanwhile, the New Mexico Farmers Marketing Association introduced Double Up Food Bucks as a pilot program in the state last year. With the new funding, NMFMA will expand it to 90 sites in the state, which has the third-highest level of child food insecurity in the country. “We’ve
Cvent Association Tips
DECEMBER 1, 2014
The Inn and Spa at Loretto in Santa Fe, New Mexico is an ideal destination for inspired meetings and group retreats. Socializing, brainstorming, and interactive problem solving at meetings and conferences can be grueling for some.
Associations Now
MARCH 24, 2014
With a new grant, the American Historical Association is expanding its initiative to create more professional opportunities for history doctorates outside of academia. It’s a sign of the times: There are more history Ph.D.s than jobs for history professors.
Associations Now
JULY 20, 2015
The solution: a brand-spanking-new interactive museum attached to ASRT’s headquarters. To preserve that collective legacy, ASRT has added to its headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a 4,500-square-foot museum.
Associations Now
NOVEMBER 13, 2014
Just ask Ceela McElveny, chief communications and membership officer at the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) in Albuquerque, New Mexico, who started a “Lean In Circle” for executive-level women colleagues a year and a half ago.
Associations Now
SEPTEMBER 18, 2013
Only New Mexico ranked higher than Colorado in 2012 in the number of acres on federal land that produce oil and gas—and area residents worried about the state of the wells within the flood zone.
Associations Now
APRIL 1, 2014
The company, which is looking to invest $4 billion to $5 billion in a “gigafactory” that would produce lithium-ion batteries, is looking to build in one of four states—Arizona, Texas, Nevada, or New Mexico.
Associations Now
APRIL 1, 2014
The company, which is looking to invest $4 billion to $5 billion in a “gigafactory” that would produce lithium-ion batteries, is looking to build in one of four states—Arizona, Texas, Nevada, or New Mexico.
Blue Sky eLearn
JANUARY 15, 2018
Eventually, my love of eLearning brought me to the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as the organization’s first Director of Instructional Technology. Is there anything new or revolutionary in eLearning that you know that other people should be aware of? What trends or new ideas to you expect to implement in the coming years? Revisions are not as flashy as creating a new course, but they are a lot more efficient.
Association Adviser
NOVEMBER 6, 2017
Another goal is to keep members informed about advocacy priorities, new technologies, and business and operations trends. So our tagline “Powering Strong Communities” evolved and has become a key part of our new brand. Our new website was launched on September 20 and reflects the focus on community while better telling our story and making content more accessible and easy to find. But adopting a new brand requires a culture change in some ways.
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NOVEMBER 24, 2010
Kelly from the Albuquerque, New Mexico CVB (@ see_Albuquerque ). marocmama : I’ve found that by reading and meeting new people and seeing how they are using SM has been big for me # SMfastfwd 5:24 pm. I went to learn about open space format and came away with a ton of new friends on Twitter. TahiraCreates : we are so new to SM that it is all evolving. agency on new tech, apps, etc.
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