New Mexico State University’s Nusenda Center for Financial Capability will host a four-part Distinguished Lecture Series during the spring 2023 semester. Sponsored by Nusenda Credit Union, the Distinguished Lecture Series is focused on broadening the financial literacy and educational experience of NMSU and the Las Cruces community.
The first event, “Why I Hate the B Word (Budgeting),” will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26 in Domenici Hall, Room 109. The event is free and open to the public.
Sumer Rose-Nolen will share how shifting to a spending and savings plan can positively affect how you look at and use money. She’ll discuss how planning for necessary and discretionary spending can ease financial anxiety and how to design a holistic financial lifestyle that’s reflective of the life you want. From reviewing and understanding spending habits such as meal planning for groceries to saving from emergencies and tangible items, participants can join an interactive session and take-home training exercises and free worksheets.
Rose-Nolen is a lifestyle specialist with more than eight years of experience in the financial industry, owner of SRN Financial Services LLC and co-founder of The Association.
The Nusenda Center for Financial Capability is a financial outreach and educational program administered by NMSU and sponsored by Nusenda Credit Union as partners in education. The Nusenda Center for Financial Capability is a resource devoted to assisting NMSU students on their journey toward becoming financially successful.
For more information, contact the Nusenda Center for Financial Capability at 575-646-6050 or email ncfc@nmsu.edu.
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Written by Marci Salinas-Milam