Mississippi Valley State University Teams Up With the University of New Mexico

mvsu-thumbHistorically Black Mississippi Valley State University has entered into a partnership agreement with the University of New Mexico. Under the agreement students from the two universities will be able to participate in a cultural exchange program.

“The exchange program provides students from Mississippi Valley State University, a HBCU, to experience life at a Hispanic serving institution and vice versa,” said University of New Mexico Provost Chaouki Abdallah. “Such exchanges will impact the students, staff and faculty from both universities.”

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