Category Archives: Announcement
Nominate a student to win free parking!
Do you know a student in the College of Education who exemplifies our CORE VALUES? EXCELLENCE, INTEGRITY, DIVERSITY, TRANSPARENCY, LEADERSHIP, INNOVATION Nominate them and they might be selected to receive: A ONE MONTH PARKING PASS IN THE DEAN’S RESERVED PARKING SPACE The Dean’s office in the College of Education wants to honor students who exemplify…
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College of Education Inaugural Symposium to be held Oct. 19-21
The College of Education will host its inaugural symposium “Re-Imagining the Future of Learning” from Oct. 19 to 21. The event will feature national experts and state leaders and is intended for educators, administrators, legislators and community members. Stuart Brown, the National Institute for Play founder, will be a featured speaker. For more information on…
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The New Tech Lab – Flight Simulators
The Department of Defense is making it possible for the NMSU College of Education to turn ordinary classrooms into a novel learning environment that engages students in a complex science, math, and technology curriculum. The lab developed by TEQGames, a learning and simulation company based in Orlando, Florida, has designed a lab featuring computer-based aviation…
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VFW seeks nominees for teaching award
LAS CRUCES – The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 6917 is accepting nominations for the Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher Award through Oct. 31. Each year, the national award recognizes one elementary school teacher (K through fifth grade), one junior high teacher (sixth through eighth grade) and one high school teacher (ninth through…
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VFW sponsors school essay competition
LAS CRUCES – The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) is sponsoring essay competitions for students in sixth grade and above, with the opportunity to win thousands of dollars in awards and scholarships and a trip to Washington D.C. The Voice of Democracy audio-essay is open to all students in ninth through 12th grades. Students will…
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K-5 Teachers Needed (3 Total)
Greetings from Battle Mountain, Nevada! The Lander County School District is looking for 3 elementary teachers to join our staff. If you have recently graduated, still have your student teaching to finish, or are feeling up for an adventure consider giving our district a try! The starting salary is $37,747, the district pays all of…
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Noted education, social justice expert to visit NMSU
Kevin K. Kumashiro, former dean of the School of Education at the University of San Francisco and a leading expert on educational policy, school reform, teacher preparation, educational equity and social justice, will visit New Mexico State University April 17 to discuss social justice education. The public is invited to attend a presentation and Q&A…
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NMSU hosts educators’ job fair; non-education majors welcome
New Mexico State University Career Services will hold its 43rd annual Educators’ Job Fair from 1 to 7 p.m. Monday, April 24, at the Corbett Center Student Union on the third floor. The event will provide the following candidates with an opportunity to visit with multiple school districts located throughout the United States: Student teachers…
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NMSU Online Master of Curriculum & Instruction: Early Childhood Education ranked #8
#8 – New Mexico State University Online Master of Curriculum & Instruction: Early Childhood Education New Mexico State University has been identified as one of the best value colleges for a Master’s in Early Childhood Education online degree in the recent ranking by College Values Online. The ranking considered awards and recognition, 20-year net ROI,…
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Congratulations to the 2017 Emerging Scholars Award recipients!
College of Education Emerging Scholars Initiative The CoEd Emerging Scholars Initiative aims to support and promote innovative research efforts of untenured, tenure-track faculty and research faculty that will (1) advance scientific knowledge or creative works in a specific field or area of professional activity, and (2) develop skills to be successful at securing external funding….
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