Research and Creativity Open House

Thanks to all students and faculty who attended and staffed the 2023 Research and Creativity Open House!  If you would like to volunteer next year, please email tomlin@nmsu.edu.

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EVENT FAQ

Where do I go?  How do I find my sessions?

Locations are at sites all around campus--please see the event buildings map below.  Please arrive at the building location for your session and look for an Honors representative with a sign, who will guide you to the room.

What is my schedule?

A reminder of your chosen sessions and their locations has been sent to your registration email address.  If you are not able to locate your schedule, just drop by Conroy Honors Center or call the main office at (575)646-2005 and someone will be happy to help.  

What if my session is cancelled?

If you chose the Chemistry/STEM Ed sessions, which have of necessity been cancelled, please choose any location except Psychology: Mind Matters.

Requirements to visit Engineering

To visit spaces in Engineering, long pants and closed-toe shoes must be worn.

Need help during the event? 

For assistance, visit the Help Desk in Conroy Honors College or call 646-2005. 

Welcome for Prospective Students

Prospective Students and their families are asked to attend a quick event orientation at Conroy Honors Center, 2745 S. Espina, from 4-4:30.   Conroy Honors Center is located just south of the intersection between University Ave. and S. Espina.  An NMSU campus map can be found at https://map.nmsu.edu/?id=1888#!m/525485.  

Where do I park? 

Parking lot 4 at the corner of University Ave and S. Espina will be available for parking without a permit after 3pm: see map at https://map.nmsu.edu/?id=1888#!ct/65794?dir/?m/529630 .

Recommended After-Events: 

6:45-7:15pm, Pizza in Conroy Honors Center
7:25 Full Run-Through of As You Like It, Center for the Arts Rehearsal Hall (2nd floor)
7:30: BFA Piano Recital (Atkinson Recital Hall)
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Session 1:

  1. Shannon Norris-Parish (ACES), Agricultural Communications and Agricultural/Extension Education (Gerald Thomas 200) 
  2. Dennis Daily (Library), NEH-Funded Amador Family Correspondence Digitization Project (Branson, 1st floor)
  3. Sara Fuentes-Soriano (ACES), Animal and Range Science: Plant Evolutionary History (Knox Hall 341)
  4. Silvia Marinas-Feliner (A&S), Art Conservation Lab (Devasthali 115)
  5. Jessica Houston (ENG), Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, and Materials Engineering (Jett Hall 256)
  6. Dae Romero (A&S), Communicating through Identities (Communication 249)
  7. Luis Garcia & Cecilia Contreras (ENG), Electrical & Computer Eng, ROLE Program: Unmanned Systems Lab (Thomas and Brown Hall 208)
  8. Laura Spitzer (A&S), BFA Music students: Piano (Music Bldg, Atkinson Recital Hall)
  9. Lori Keleher (A&S), Philosophy, Ethics, & Global Poverty (Breland 330)
  10. Andrew Conway (A&S), Psychology; Mind Matters: Exploring Individual Differences in Cognition (Science Hall 258) FULL
  11. Elizabeth England-Kennedy (HEST), Public Health in Action: One Health (HSS 318)
  12. Chris Aiken and Hillary Yoder (HEST), Sports and Exercise Research (Activity Center 228)
  13. Soyoung Jeon (BUS), Statistics and Data Science (Domenici 226)

Session 2:

  1. Dennis Daily (Library), NEH-Funded Amador Family Correspondence Digitization Project (Branson, 1st floor)
  2. Kelly Jenks (A&S), Archaeology and Museums (Breland 301)
  3. Silvia Marinas-Feliner (A&S), Art Conservation Lab (Devasthali 115)
  4. Tim Wright (A&S), Biology: Avian Communication and Evolution Lab, Avian Migration Program (Foster Hall 301)
  5. Meng Zhou (ENG), Chemical Engineering & Energy Storage (Jett Hall 293)
  6. Laura Ahn Williams, M. Cat Jonet, and Cynthia Bejarano (A&S), Gender & Sexuality Studies and Feminist Border Arts: Putting Knowledge and Creativity Into Action (Breland 251)
  7. Angela Owens (HEST), Glass Family Research Institute for Early Childhood Studies (O'Donnell 048, basement level)
  8. Zach Rogers (ACES), Herbarium (Biology Annex 101/3/5)
  9. Yu-Feng (Winnie) Lee (BUS), International Business (Guthrie Hall 214)
  10. Mary Alice Scott (A&S), Medical Anthropology, Partnership for the Advancement of Cancer Research (Gerald Thomas 181)
  11. Abdessattar Abdelkefi (ENG), Mechanical & Aerospace: Environmental Testing of Aerospace Structures (Jett Hall 145/147)
  12. Mike Hout (A&S), Psychology: Vision Sciences and Memory Laboratory (Science Hall 310)
  13. Elizabeth Kennedy-England (HEST), Public Health in Action: One Health (HSS 318)
  14. Chris Aiken and Hillary Yoder (HEST), Sports and Exercise Research (Activity Center 228)
  15. Soyoung Jeon (BUS), Statistics and Data Science (Domenici 226)
  16. Victor Pimentel, Don Fuqua, Faruk Arslan (BUS), Supply Chain & Entrepreneurship Center (Domenici 132A)

Session 3:

  1. Adam Tirre and Jared Glaze (ENG), Aggie Innovation Space (Engineering Complex I, 210B)
  2. Ken Ruble (ENG), Aggie Innovation Workshop (Engineering Complex I, 152)
  3. Shannon Norris-Parish (ACES), Agricultural Communications and Agricultural/Extension Education (Gerald Thomas 200)-- VOL 1
  4. Kelly Jenks (A&S), Archaeology and Museums (Breland 301)
  5. Tim Wright (A&S), Biology: Avian Communication and Evolution Lab, Avian Migration Program (Foster Hall)
  6. Dennis Giever (A&S), Criminal Justice (Breland 102) – VOL 2
  7. Laura Ahn Williams, M. Cat Jonet, and Cynthia Bejarano (A&S), Gender & Sexuality Studies and Feminist Border Arts: Putting Knowledge and Creativity Into Action (Breland 251)
  8. Angela Owens (HEST) Glass Family Research Institute for Early Childhood Studies (O'Donnell 048, basement level)
  9. Abdessattar Abdelkefi (ENG), Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering: Environmental Testing of Aerospace Structures (Jett Hall 145/147)
  10. Mary Alice Scott (A&S), Medical Anthropology, Partnership for the Advancement of Cancer Research (Gerald Thomas 181) – VOL 1
  11. Jennifer Randall (ACES), Plant Genetics (Skeen Hall W159)
  12. Victor Pimentel, Don Fuqua, Faruk Arslan (BUS), Supply Chain & Entrepreneurship Center (Domenici 132A)
  13. Larissa Lury (A&S), Theater, rehearsal for Shakespeare's As You Like It, American Southwest Theater Company (2nd floor Rehearsal Hall, Center for the Arts)

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Join us every Fall for the Research and Creativity Open House! See what kinds of research, invention, and creation are happening on the NMSU campus and how you can get involved. 

If you would like to host for a future Open House, please email tomlin@nmsu.edu.