Tuesday, Nov. 2nd

Autonomous Systems Lab Tour, 4:00-4:30pm

The ASL research focuses on autonomy for multi-agent systems. We investigate synergistic approaches to distributed decision making, resource/task allocation, planning, and control that manage and operate heterogeneous autonomous systems in dynamic environments with uncertainty.

Lab Contact: Liang Sun
Location: Jett Hall 141

Plant Molecular Biology Lab Tour, 4:30-5:30pm

Did you know you can clone pecans? That is thanks to the work of Dr. Randall and her lab. Check out her work using plant molecular biology to fight diseases!

Lab Contact: Jennifer Randall, Plant Molecular Biology
Location: 3BE Skeen Hall

Plant Sciences Lab Tour, 5:30-6:30pm

Is organic food actually better for you? Can certain foods actually make you radically healthier? Visit Dr. Guzman’s lab to get answers.
Lab Contact: Ivette Guzman, Plant & Environmental Sciences
Location: N350 Skeen Hall

Horn Studio Recital, 5:00-7:00pm

Join NMSU's student horn studio for their semester recital. Those attending are asked not to leave until intermission or stay for the duration of the recital.
Location: Atkinson Hall

Wednesday, Nov. 3rd

Art Department Showcase, 4:00-5:00pm

Join Art Department staff and students in showing our new art building's facilities, resources and offerings! Check out their amazing work and learn about the artistic and creative endeavors you can get involved with at NMSU.
Location: Devasthali Hall, Main Office

International Business Talk, 4:00-5:00pm

International Business is swiftly becoming the standard in our globalized economy. Learn more about how to better suit your research for international interests with Professor Lee.
Contact: Winnie Lee
Location: Guthrie Hall 214

University Museum Tour, 4:00-5:00pm

Join University Museum staff to see our amazing collections and learn about what history NMSU carries. Explore museums as never before with curation and exhibiting exercises!
Location: Kent Hall, University Museum entrance
Bat Reproduction Lab Tour, 5:00-6:00pm

Ever wonder what makes a bat sexy? So does Teri Orr. Her team studies behavioral ecology and the factors that influence bat reproduction, including microbiota, nutrient allocation, and social behavior.
Location: Foster Hall 303
Social Media's Influence on Politics, 5:00-5:30pm
Why is Fake News so popular? Dr. Sangwon Lee wants to know! His research examines how social media use changes the ways in which people learn about, engage with, and form opinions on political and social issues. Join him to learn about factors that make people vulnerable to conspiracy theories along with communication and sociology research in general.
Communication Sciences Tour, 5:30-6:00pm

Come in and learn what the Department of Communication Studies has to offer. Get a tour of our lab classrooms and a tour of the CCD (Center for Communication Development).
Location: Communication Sciences 247

Environmental Fungi Lab Tour, 5:30-6:00pm

In our lab we do research on soil fungi -mushrooms included- and how they're being affected by global climate change and how that affects the emission of greenhouse gases to our atmosphere. So students interested in this topic are welcome to visit!  - Dr. Adriana Romero-Olivares
Location: Foster Hall 348

Muscle Neurology Lab Tour, 6:00-7:00pm

Studying electric fish, the Unguez lab hopes to understand the mechanisms that differentiate cell characteristics. Come visit them to learn about the evolutionary and biomedical applications!
Location: Foster Hall 461
Theatre Open Rehearsal: Sid the Solstice Kid, 7:00-8:00pm

Join director Wil Kilroy and NMSU's talented performers as they prepare for their current musical Sid the Solstice Kid. See what goes into the massive productions and watch the creative process at work. Learn about how you can be a part or create your own production!
Location: Center for the Arts, 2nd Floor (enter via doors near Honors building)

Guest Speaker: Hard Road Trio, 7:30-9:00pm

Concert and Talk: Join the acclaimed band in a concert. Hear their journey and the power of music!
Location: Atkinson Recital Hall

Thursday, Nov. 4th

Experimental Physics Showcase, 4:00-5:00pm

Dr. Stefan Zollner and his team work with material refraction and absorption. Their work aids in the design of advanced optical devices, like optical filters, detectors, and semiconductor lasers. Joing him Thursday to check out his amazing lab and work.
Location: Gardner Hall 265

Geology Department Showcase, 4:00-5:00pm

New Mexico has a rich geographic history full of environmental change and fossils! Join Nancy McMillan to learn about the Geology Dept and all it has to offer!
Location: Gardner Hall 155

Library Academic Arena, 5:00-6:00pm

Overwhelmed by research? The NMSU Library is here to help. Learn about all its resources in the Academic Arena, where you’ll see if you have what it takes to be a top researcher!
Location: Branson Library
Avian Communication & Evolution Lab Tour, 5:00-6:00pm

Birds possess unique vocal talents that allow them to mimic sounds and learn communication methods. Why is that? Well, the Wright Lab uses phylogenetics to explore the function, evolution and underlying mechanisms of this sonorous behavior. Join Dr Wright in his lab to learn more!

Location: Foster Hall 301

Animal & Biomedical Sciences Lab Tour, 6:00-7:00pm

Join Dr. Ashley and his team to learn more about cell membrane receptors and their roles in reproductive cancers.
Location: Knox Hall 229

Honors Capstone: Fiction Presentation, 6:00-7:00pm

The Honors Capstone fiction reading by Teresa Fuentes and Christina Hermes will highlight their work. Mexican hot chocolate, pan dulce, and other treats will be available.
Location: Honors College Lobby
CANCELLED - Clarinet Studio Recital, 7:30-9:30pm
Location: Atkinson Hall

Friday, Nov. 5th

HRTM Showcase & Lunch, 12:00-1:00pm

The HRTM department prepares students for management positions in the rapidly growing hospitality and tourism industry. Join their faculty for a meet and greet and learn about what is possible in HRTM. Lunch is included. Limited seats. RSVP to secure your spot.
Location: 100 West Cafe, Gerald Thomas (first floor)

Making Lithium-Ion Batteries in a Glovebox, 4:30-5:00pm

Come and meet Dr. Meng Zhou, whose research focuses on nanotechnology for clean energy. Join him for a hands-on workshop where you can learn about his research and make a lithium-ion battery!
Location: Jett Hall 164
Aggie Innovation Space Tour & Workshop, 4:00-5:00pm

The Aggie Innovation Space is a student-managed makerspace established to give students, faculty, and community members access to state-of-the-art resources to help foster innovation and entrepreneurship. Find out how you can access experienced mentors, new technologies and the latest engineering design software and tools. The AIS is equipped with 3D printers, an electronics lab, a variety of sensors and programmable development boards, robotics kits, extensive multi-disciplinary software, and prototyping materials to aid in the creation of innovative technologies.

Location: Engineering Complex I, 210

Molecular Genetics of Developmental Biology Lab Tour, 4:30-5:30pm

Dr. Curtiss and her team investigate gene expression in flies by affecting eye and antennae development. Visit them to learn more about genetic research on campus!
Location: Foster Hall 467

Dynamic Systems Demonstration, 5:00-6:00pm

Look we’ll just say it. Engineering is magic. Visit Dr. Abdulkefi and his polymer-based systems demonstration and you’ll understand what we’re saying.
Location: Jett Hall JH 145/147 and JH 005/007

Brew Lab & Biomass Processing Tour, 5:30-6:00pm

Beer is great. But why is beer great? Come check out Dr. Catherine Brewer's brew lab to learn more about beer-making and the amazing chemical processes involved. 
Location: Jett Hall 184
After Hours Social Hour, 6:00-7:00pm

Come join everyone who has participated this week in this soiree-style social hour. Refreshments provided.
Location: Honors College Lobby
Jazz Trio Concert, 7:30-9:30pm

Join us for an amazing concert by some of NMSU's best musicians. Those attending are asked not to leave until intermission or stay for the duration of the recital.
Location: Atkinson Hall