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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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October’s Professor of the Month | Dr. Claude Fouillade
Hello Aggies! My name is Claude Fouillade. I have been teaching at NMSU since August 1985 so this is my 32nd year of teaching here. I was born and raised in Paris, France and it is my favorite place to travel back to. I hold a Ph.D. in Medieval Languages and Literatures from the University of…
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August’s Professor of the Month 2017 | Richard Pratt
Hi Aggies! Happy September. Can you believe August is already over? Neither can we! That is why we are featuring our professor of the month today! Check out some cool facts about him below!! Hi Everone. My name is Richard Pratt. I have been at NMSU since 2011, following a 23 year academic career at…
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April Student of the Month: Kristy Burchell
I chose to return to NMSU in the spring of 2014 to pursue a career as a speech language pathologist. Prior to returning, I sold insurance in New Mexico and Texas for six years. My decision to return to school…
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December’s Professor of the Month
Hello Aggies, Your professor of the month for December is.. Manal Hamzeh. She will be teaching a course for us in the spring called Revolutionary Women. To learn a little bit about our Professor of the Month, keep reading. I am an associate professor in the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies/Women’s Studies Program and I have…
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March’s Professor of the Month
Featured Professor – Charles Hartley I am originally from Baltimore, Maryland, but I have lived in Albuquerque, Chicago, and Oakland as well. I also lived in Luoyang, China for a year doing my dissertation research. I am an anthropological archaeologist, specializing in pottery from the late Neolithic period of China. This is my second semester teaching…
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February’s Professor of the Month
Featured Professor – Elizabeth Horodowich, Department of History I have been at NMSU for 12 years and am originally from Philadelphia – I love cheesesteaks! My field of study is the history of Renaissance Italy, especially Venice. Right now, I am finishing two books, both of which are about the way that people who lived…
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