Program Overview

New Mexico Agricultural Leadership Program

Introduction

The New Mexico Agricultural Leadership Program is an 18-month leadership experience designed for individuals in the agriculture, food, and natural resource industries of New Mexico. The program aims to improve leadership skills, enhance professional networks, and broaden industry awareness.

Program Description

For an industry to remain dynamic, well-informed leaders must emerge. New Mexico has a unique cultural and agricultural identity, and this program enables participants to gain a firm understanding of the issues, policies, practices, history, and challenges surrounding agriculture.

Program Objectives

• Improve leadership skills
• Enhance professional network
• Broaden industry awareness

Host Institution

The program is hosted by the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES) at New Mexico State University. ACES is an engine for economic and community development in New Mexico, improving the lives of New Mexicans through research, academic programs, and extension.

Equal Opportunity

NMSU and USDA are equal opportunity employers and educators, committed to non-discrimination and accommodation.

Program Details

The New Mexico Agricultural Leadership Program includes various components, such as:

• Leadership development
• Networking opportunities
• Industry awareness and education

College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES)

Mission and Vision

The College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES) has a mission to improve the lives of New Mexicans through research, academic programs, and extension. The college's vision is to be a leader in economic and community development in New Mexico.

Resources

ACES offers various resources, including:

• Publications
• ACES Heroes
• ACES Calendar
• Faculty & Staff Directory
• ACES Social Media
• Locate your County Extension Office
• Statewide Ag Science Centers
• ACES Magazine
• ACES News

Extension and Outreach

ACES is committed to extension and outreach, providing how-to publications, 4-H programs, and other resources to support the community.