Indian Resources Development (IRD) was created by the Indian Resources Development Act in 1978 and is housed at New Mexico State University to serve the state of New Mexico (NMSA 1978, §§ 21-10-1 --- 21-10-12).
Indian Resources Development (IRD) is a statewide program, in the College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences at New Mexico State University. IRD offers educational and professional development opportunities for Native American students in high school and college; and supports tribal nations in New Mexico in advancing their economic development goals in agriculture, natural resources, engineering, energy, business, workforce development, and education.
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Las Cruces Office
Indian Resources Development
MSC 3AG, PO Box 30003
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001
Office: Gerald Thomas Hall, Rm 296
Phone: 575-646-1347
Email: ird@nmsu.edu
Albuquerque Office
Indian Resources Development
Central New Mexico Community College–Montoya Campus
Albuquerque, NM
Phone: 505-224-4052
Email: ird@nmsu.edu
Taos Office
Indian Resources Development
Taos, NM
Phone: 575-646-1126
Email: ird@nmsu.edu
Gallup Office
Indian Resources Development
Gallup, NM
Phone: 575-646-1347
Email: ird@nmsu.edu
https://ird.nmsu.edu/