Menu
We invite you to collaborate with New Mexico State University, Arrowhead Center, and Doña Ana Community College in celebrating creativity and innovation as drivers of positive economic and social growth.
We invite you to collaborate with New Mexico State University, Arrowhead Center, and Doña Ana Community College in celebrating creativity and innovation as drivers of positive economic and social growth.
Our first annual 10×25 Conference is the regional opportunity for creators, innovators, educators, and entrepreneurs. Join us at the intersection of I-10 and I-25, in one of Southern New Mexico’s most beautiful locations, to discover the inspiration to create, the impetus to innovate, and the connections to collaborate. Learn how to thrive.
*NMSU/DACC employees may not register using their PCard. Instead, please email pvonnahm@nmsu.edu to register.
We invite you to collaborate with New Mexico State University, Arrowhead Center, and Doña Ana Community College in celebrating creativity and innovation as drivers of positive economic and social growth.
Our first annual 10×25 Conference is the regional opportunity for creators, innovators, educators, and entrepreneurs. Join us at the intersection of I-10 and 25, in one of Southern New Mexico’s most beautiful locations, to discover the inspiration to create, the impetus to innovate, and the connections to collaborate. Learn how to thrive.
The second annual 10 X 25 Conference will be held on Friday, October 14th at the Rio Grande Theater, 211 N. Main Street, downtown Las Cruces. This regional networking opportunity is geared to innovators, creators, educators and entrepreneurs; designed for those who want to learn how to thrive in their respective, creative fields. Inspiring presenters share their adventures in entrepreneurship, education, film, music, and game design. Julian Alexander, a Las Cruces native, filmmaker, performer, and educator, returns as master of ceremonies.
We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you at the 10×25 Conference this year. Universal indoor masking remains an important protection strategy. 10×25 remains in alignment with the State of New Mexico Public Health Order.
