ASU Board members to tour Mexico campus

Oct 25, 2016 NEA Report Craighead County 0

Two members of the Arkansas State University Board of Trustees, Howard Slinkard and Stacy Crawford, will be part of a small Arkansas State University delegation traveling to Queretaro, Mexico, through Thursday.

The A-State delegation will tour construction of the A-State campus in Queretaro site, receive updates on the campus and meet with local business leaders. They will also attend a press conference being planned by Arkansas State University Campus Queretaro, the private business foundation that is funding and building the $75 million campus that will open in fall 2017.

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A-State officials will be available to local media to provide updates on the Queretaro campus when they return.

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