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New Mexico State University will see a funding increase if Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signs appropriations bills passed during the 2021 session of the New Mexico Legislature.
“I am happy to report that it appears our university system will see an overall increase in funding from the state for our upcoming fiscal year,” NMSU Chancellor Dan Arvizu said in a March 19 legislative update.
The 60-day session ended March 20. The governor has until April 9 to sign bills passed by both houses.
Among the NMSU highlights of appropriations bills awaiting action by the governor are
NMSU budget
The figures do not include the proposed 1.5 percent compensation increase for NMSU employees.