What does NMHED stand for?

New Mexico Higher Education Department

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The New Mexico Higher Education Department and Public Education Department were chosen to receive the Council's 2009 Innovation Award in recognition of the agencies' joint efforts in developing and running the Innovative Digital Education and Learning program.

STATE EARNS PRAISE FOR WORK WITH LATINO YOUTH

But the New Mexico Higher Education Department approved a measure under which colleges could admit students younger than 16, as long as the colleges maintained a consistent policy of admitting these students.

Home-schooled siblings earn college degrees before turning 16

Still, Woods said, the New Mexico Higher Education Department has asked for a report about capital dollars from other sources and plans to make a list of cuts recommended to be made from colleges across the state.

United States: Local projects appear safe from state budget cuts