Category Archives: News
Regents Professor Elba Serrano Receives Presidential Award
Congratulations to one of our distinguished Honors professors, Dr. Elba Serrano! On June 25, Dr. Elba Serrano was named one of twenty-seven in the country to receive the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring. Dr. Serrano has taught over 2,000 students and mentored over 100 students in her career. This coming semester,…
Continue reading “Regents Professor Elba Serrano Receives Presidential Award” »
April Student of the Month | Saud Alriyami
My name is Saud Alriyami. I am from Oman, which is a country in the Middle East. I am a senior student and majoring in industrial engineering in College of Engineering at New Mexico State University. I am very fortunate to have been accepted to NMSU. I chose NMSU for some reasons. The department of…
Continue reading “April Student of the Month | Saud Alriyami” »
“A Blend of Time” Photos by Jamie Jaramillo
YMCA: 1916-2018 The William Conroy Honors Center was originally built January 9, 1907 as the campus Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) building. Since then, it has housed the music and ROTC programs. Today, it’s one of the oldest buildings on campus. With the changing landscape around it, this building has stood the…
Continue reading ““A Blend of Time” Photos by Jamie Jaramillo” »
March Student of the Month | Matthew Armijo
Hello Everyone, My name is Matthew Armijo. I’m from the small town of Belen, New Mexico, about a three hour drive north from Cruces on I-25. I’m majoring in Chemical Engineering. Science and math have always been fun and interesting to me, especially chemistry.There are several reasons why I chose to come to NMSU. I…
Continue reading “March Student of the Month | Matthew Armijo” »
March 2018 Professor of the Month | Dr. Tracey Miller-Tomlinson
Hello, Aggies! I am Dr. Tracey Miller-Tomlinson. I have been teaching at NMSU for 15 years. How time flies when you are having fun! I began here in August 2002. I am from Nashville, Tennessee. I study English poetry and drama of the early modern period, about 1500 to 1700. So many of the…
Continue reading “March 2018 Professor of the Month | Dr. Tracey Miller-Tomlinson” »
February Professor of the Month | Elizabeth Horodowich
Hello Crimson Scholars and Honors Students, My name is Elizabeth Horodwich. I am originally from Philedelphia, but I have been teaching at New Mexico State University for 15 years. My field of study is European history.Outside of school I enjoy being athletic. I enjoy running, swimming, and doing yoga. I love to travel. Italy has…
Continue reading “February Professor of the Month | Elizabeth Horodowich” »
Application Opens Dec 4th: L’Oreal USA For Women in Science Program
December Professor of the Month | Kelly Jenks
Hello Aggies, I am Professor Kelly Jenks I began teaching here in the fall of 2015, so I’m in my third year at New Mexico State! I grew up mostly in north Texas, but also lived in Washington, Australia (Victoria and New South Wales), upstate New York, southern Arizona, northern New Mexico, northern Virginia, and…
Continue reading “December Professor of the Month | Kelly Jenks” »
NMSU’s Valerie Torres receives the 2017 ‘A’ Mountain Award
Five characteristics within a New Mexico State University staff member’s work lead to becoming the recipient of the “A” Mountain Award: diversity and inclusion, accountability, excellence, discovery and engagement. Valerie Torres, Honors College executive administrative assistant, demonstrated these qualifications to be selected as the 2017 A Mountain Award recipient. On Oct. 19, NMSU Chancellor Garrey…
Continue reading “NMSU’s Valerie Torres receives the 2017 ‘A’ Mountain Award” »
November Professor of the Month | Anne Hubbell
Happy November Aggies! My name is Dr. Anne Hubbell. I have been teaching at NMSU for 17 years! I started in the summer of 2000 with a COMM 265G class. I grew up in Haslett, Michigan which is just outside the capital city of Lansing, Michigan. But, I have lived in the Detroit, Michigan area…
Continue reading “November Professor of the Month | Anne Hubbell” »