Research and Creativity Open House
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Weds., Oct. 22
3:15-3:45pm
- John Harding (Mathematics), “Research opportunities in Mathematical Sciences” (Science Hall 236)
- Megan Young (Communication Disorders), "Exploring Psychosocial Aspects of the Stuttering Experience” (Communication Sciences Building 192)
- Alyssa Vanderlinden and Dr. Hillary Yoder, “Biomechanics Lab and the Student Exercise Physiology Lab” (Activity Center 229)
- heron quevedo (Borderlands and Ethnic Studies), "Knowledge Seeker: BEST Research Center" (Garcia Center 238)
- Alexander Menchaca (Astronomy), “Research Opportunities in Astronomy” (Conroy Honors Commons)
- Victor Pimental (Management), “Supply Chain Entrepreneurship Center” (DOM 132A)
4-4:30pm
- Chris Aiken and Dr. Katie Hirsch (Kinesiology), “Motor Behavior and Sport Psychology Lab” (Activity Center 228)
- Yu-Feng (Winnie) Lee (International Business), “Major in International Business (IB) and Study Abroad - Research Opportunity” (BC 236)
- Alexander Menchaca (Astronomy), “Research Opportunities in Astronomy” (Conroy Honors Commons)
- Frannie Miller (Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business), “Manuresheds: A concept for more robust nutrient recycling” (GT 379)
- Curator Helen Vessels, “Buggin’ Out at the Arthropod Collection” (Skeen Hall W168), max. 20
- Lina Khiyara and Luke Sury, for Dr. Jessica Houston (Chemical Engineering), "Flow Cytometry and Biophotonics Lab" (Jett Hall 268).
4:45-5:15pm
- Elizabeth Williams and Ken Ruble (Engineering), Aggie Innovation Space & Shop (starts in EC1 room 210B, ends in EC1 room 130)
- Elana Karshmer (Library: Reference & Research), “How Libraries Support Research" (Zuhl Library classroom in reference area)
- Chris Aiken and Dr. Katie Hirsch (Kinesiology), “Motor Behavior and Sport Psychology Lab” (Activity Center 228)
- Trey Swan and Tharwat Elkabani for Dr. Abdelkefi (Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering), "Environmental Testing of Aerospace Structures" (Jett Hall 145/147)
- Soyoung Jeon (Economics, Applied Statistics, and International Business), "Research in Statistics and Data Science" (Domenici 226)
- Kelly Jenks (Anthropology and Archaeology, director of University Museum), “Archaeology, Field Work, and Museum Studies (Museum/Kent Hall, 2nd floor labs)* advance notice needed to use elevator
Thurs., Oct. 23
3:15-3:45pm
- Elizabeth Williams and Ken Ruble (Engineering), Aggie Innovation Space & Shop (starts in EC1 room 210B, ends in EC1 room 130)
- Leah Dajches (Communication Studies), “Understanding the Media’s Impact on You and Your World” (Comm Sciences Building 307)
- Michaela Buenemann (Geography and Environmental Studies), “Innovative Research and Technology: A Hands-On Look at GIScience Applications and Equipment in Our Spatial Applications Research (SpARC) Lab” (SpARC Lab; Breland Hall 178)
- Jennifer Hernandez Gifford (Animal & Range Sciences), "Reproductive Physiology of Farm Animals” (Knox Hall 235, with walk to West Sheep Unit barn)
- Rebecca Smith (Art), “Research Development in the Arts” (Devasthali Hall 118)
- Chris Erickson (Economics, Applied Statistics, and International Business), “Economics and Development” (DOM tba)
4-4:30pm
- Jaden Love (Physics), "Using optics to explore the properties of modern semiconductor materials” (Gardiner Hall 265)
- Elana Karshmer (Library: Reference & Research), “How Libraries Support Research" (Zuhl classroom in reference area, room 123)
- Huiping Cao and students (Computer Science), "Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining" (Science Hall 153)
- Sabine Hirschauer (Government), "Migration and Security Studies" (Breland 179)
- Michaela Buenemann (Geography and Environmental Studies), “Innovative Research and Technology: A Hands-On Look at GIScience Applications and Equipment in Our Spatial Applications Research (SpARC) Lab” (SpARC Lab; Breland Hall 178)
- Michael Hout and Ashley Mathis, “Vision Sciences & Memory Lab” (Science Hall 312)
4:45-5:15pm
- Neil Harvey (Government), “Migration and Transborder Studies" (Breland 179)
- Michaela Buenemann (Geography and Environmental Studies), “Innovative Research and Technology: A Hands-On Look at GIScience Applications and Equipment in Our Spatial Applications Research (SpARC) Lab” (SpARC Lab; Breland Hall 178)
- Jennifer Randall (Molecular Biology & EPPWS), "Pecan Genomics/Tissue Culture: Trees for the Future" (Location: Skeen Hall 159)
- Mindy Hébert-DeRouen (Public Health), “What even is Epidemiology?” (HSS or WCHC tba)
- Jin Ho Yun (Marketing), “Welcome to a fusion of AI and Neuroscience at the business school” (Guthrie 212)
- Arturo Cano Bejar (Accounting and Information Systems), “Behavioral Research in Information Systems” (DOM 006)
For Guides
A recap of last year's event:
Thank you to the students who joined us for the 2024 Research and Creativity Open House Week! And a special thank you to the student Honors reps who assisted at sessions and to the faculty for hosting!
Event FAQ
Locations are at sites all around campus--an NMSU campus map can be found here. Please arrive at the building location for your session and look for an Honors representative, who will sign you in and offer any assistance you may need.
Confirmation of your schedule and session locations was sent to your registration email address. If you are not able to locate your schedule, stop by the Info Table at the top of the Horseshoe in front of Hadley Hall.
Please choose any session on the schedule to make up for your canceled one.
To visit spaces in Engineering, long pants and closed-toe shoes must be worn.
For assistance, visit the Info Table at the top of the Horseshoe in front of Hadley Hall. If necessary, you can also drop by Conroy Honors Center or call the main office at (575) 646-2005 and someone will be happy to help.
Parking without a permit is available after 4:30. For free parking before 4:30, contact an Admissions representative at (575)646-1879.
Recap of the 2023 Research and Creativity Open House
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