Professional Development Opportunity
Background Information In an effort to expand learning opportunities for teachers, NMSU and Texas A&M University are funding an online professional development on content area reading to better serve our local student population. We are offering a set of 3 short self-paced online courses on content area reading. This is great for new teachers, instructional…
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Classroom Intervention Opportunity
Background Information In an effort to expand learning opportunities for students grades 3-6, NMSU and Texas A&M University are funding a content area reading intervention program to better serve our local student population. Our approach uses the Text Structure Strategy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEEXvMPMU2k Students are introduced to the text structure strategy to assist in their reading science,…
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Congratulations Michael Kalkbrenner!
Congratulations Michael Kalkbrenner Michael has received a national award and three referred journal articles accepted for publication Kalkbrenner, M.T., Lopez, A. L., & Gibbs, J.R. (Accepted for publication). Establishing the initial validity of The REDFLAGS Model. Journal of College Counseling. Kalkbrenner, M.T. (Accepted for publication). Peer-to-peer mental health support on community college campuses: Examining the…
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NMSU to open autism clinic
Families will no longer have to wait two to three years to travel to Albuquerque in order to obtain an autism diagnosis for their children once a new autism diagnostic center opens its doors at the New Mexico State University Las Cruces campus.
NMSU voted as one of the Best Master’s in Teaching Programs for 2019
Best for K-20+ Educators New Mexico State University designed its master’s in online teaching certification program for licensed K-12 educators and professionals who currently work in higher education. Students in this program learn how to implement best practices in educational technology, curriculum development, multicultural education and more for use in online learning environments. Program OverviewDepartment…
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NMSU STEM Fest to offer learning activities, family fun
Writer: Adriana M. Chavez, 575-646-1957, adchavez@nmsu.edu Families are invited to participate in STEM-related activities, including drone demonstrations, robotics and 3D printing, at this year’s STEM Fest. Two students work on an activity during a program hosted by the STEM Outreach Center at New Mexico State University. Families are invited to participate in STEM activities during…
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Bataan Memorial Death March Picnic
Our Student Veterans Organization will be hosting a “Bataan Memorial Death March Picnic” Friday, March 15, in the usual spot (behind Garcia Center in the courtyard) from 11 am – 1 pm. The picnic is being catered by Boderland BBQ and I have to say it is some excellent BBQ!!! Let everyone know! Students and…
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40% OFF JCPenny Suit-Up EVENT
The first 100 College of Education students (with id and spring 2019 schedule) will receive a crisp $2.00 bill toward their purchase.
Q&A with Karen Trujillo, New Mexico education secretary
Sara Solovitch, Searchlight New Mexico Published 8:00 a.m. MT March 9, 2019 Q&A with Karen Trujillo, New Mexico education secretary Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has made her commitment to children a mainstay of her next four years in office. By every metric, New Mexico is considered the worst state in the nation to be a…
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