Tour Landmarks
The Spanish word for "building."
What is "edificio"?
The Spanish word for "horseshoe."
What is "herradura"?
A ~4 year degree.
What is "licenciatura"?
"I don't speak Spanish" in Spanish.
What is "No hablo Español"?
This landmark is located in front of the Engineering Complex.
What is "torre del reloj"?
Standing in front of Juniper Hall, Garcia Hall is to the ___.
What is "derecha"?
The time when students get advised and register for classes.
What is "Asesoramiento/Consejería"?
"What's your students major?" in Spanish.
What is "¿Qué estudia su estudiante?"
This landmark resides in Foster Hall with the Minke whale skeleton and mammoth skull.
What is "pecera/estanque"?
The Spanish translation of "down the hall and to the left."
What is "por el pasillo y a la izquierda"?
The Spanish translation of "College of Health, Education, and Social Transformation."
What is "Facultad/Colegio de Salud, Educación y Transformación Social"?
Explain why you chose NMSU.
Keywords: "Escogí/elegí NMSU porque..."
- Distancia, espacio, carrera, crecimiento, valores.
This landmark consists of two gifts from the classes of 1908 and 1937.
What is "fuentes"?
Act out how to respond to someone asking where the restroom is.
Keywords: baño, allá/allí/ahí, izquierda/derecha, sígueme.
Act out a situation in which a parent asks why we do "Guns up!" (OL can ask for help if they don't speak Spanish.)
Keywords: "Pistolas," "Tradición/Tradition," "Pistol Pete," "Español/Spanish," "Ayuda/Help."
Act out a situation in which an OL that doesn't speak Spanish asks an OL that speaks Spanish for help.
Key words: "No hablo Español," "Coworker/Compañero," "Ayuda/Help."