Project GUTS summer camp offered in June
Project GUTS is offering a free summer camp for middle school students at NMSU from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. June 19-23. Join us to learn computer programming basics, make computer models in StarLogo Nova, use computer models to run experiments and turn your model into a game. To save a spot, sign up at…
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2017 Summer Programs
NMSU offers many summer programs for Kids and teachers. Below are a sample of the offerings on the calendar with links to the program websites. MC2 Mathlab – Middle & High School students SC2 Summer camps – Middle School students Learning Games Lab Think Tank sessions – grades 3-8 College of Engineering NM PREP– Middle…
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Dr. Myriam Torres participated in an International Round table
19-20 April 2017. Moscow. International Round table, dedicated to M. M. Bakhtin. “The problem of the Chronotope in modern scientific research”. 19-20 April Moscow hosted the international Round table, dedicated to M. M. Bakhtin, which was attended by 10 foreign colleagues from Norway, Canada, Mexico, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Netherlands, USA, Romania. In the international round table…
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NMSU dance studio named after wife of former NMSU dean
Adriana M. Chávez, For the Sun-News 3:43 p.m. MT May 12, 2017 LAS CRUCES – Since the age of 5, Jan Morehead has had a deep love for dance, especially ballet and ballroom dance. That love has developed into a strong support of dance programs, especially the program at New Mexico State University. To recognize…
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2017 Promotion and/or Tenure
The Provost has approved the following faculty in our College for Promotion and/or Tenure: Raquel Aranda, Kinesiology & Dance Promotion – College Assistant Professor Anita Hernandez, Curriculum & Instruction Promotion – Full Professor David Keeley, Kinesiology & Dance Promotion/Tenure – Associate Professor Kristin Kew, Educational Leadership & Administration Tenure – Assistant Professor Shon Meyer, Kinesiology…
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Student Association sponsored an NMSU Cares About You day at Central Elementary
The Student National Education Association (SNEA) recently sponsored an NMSU Cares About You day at Central Elementary School in Las Cruces. SNEA members used money from a grant they received from the National Education Association to purchased pizza, water and gift cards for attendees. The Las Cruces Rotary club lent its support and several the gift cards…
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Hannah Nichols’ dance piece performed
Here is a excerpt of NMSU student Hannah Nichols’ dance piece “Body Stories: The Trinity of Body, Mind, and Soul.” It was performed at the NMSU Honors College’s Undergraduate Research and Creative Arts Symposium April 28, 2017. (Music by Jai Wolf) (Music by Jai Wolf) Here is a excerpt of NMSU student Hannah Nichols'…
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CD program students provided screenings at the Socorro Health Fair in Socorro, N.M
A group of speech language pathology graduate students from the NMSU College of Education Communication Disorders program recently provided screenings at the Socorro Health Fair in Socorro, N.M. The students completed the screening under the direction of instructor Anne Cobos. (Photos courtesy of Anne Cobos) A group of speech language pathology graduate students from the…
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Dr. Osanloo recognized with the Educator Award at Ngage NM
Congratulations to Azadeh Osanloo, interim head of the Educational Leadership and Administration department in the NMSU College of Education! Dr. Osanloo has been recognized with the Educator Award at Ngage New Mexico’s third annual awards ceremony recognizing Champions for Education. She was selected as one of three finalists in early April and beat out a…
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College of Education recognizes Emerging Scholars in research
Adriana M. Chávez, For the Sun-News 2:56 p.m. MT April 15, 2017 LAS CRUCES — Five faculty members at New Mexico State University’s College of Education have been named Emerging Scholars for their innovative research efforts. The college’s Emerging Scholars Initiative, which was started last year by Dean Don Pope-Davis, aims to support and promote…
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