RUIDOSO – Hay and forage fuels the livestock industry of New Mexico and the Southwest. It is critical for growers to produce a highly nutritional feed economically. Staying abreast of the latest advances in the hay industry is one way for growers to prosper.

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What’s in store for the future of food, and how beef producers can prepare for it, is the theme of the 2020 Southwest Beef Symposium.

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Julia Parra, an assistant professor at New Mexico State University’s College of Education, has been elected to the board of the Online Learning Consortium. The OLC is a leading professional organization devoted to advancing the quality of digital learning worldwide.

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From the very start of his engineering education at New Mexico State University, Joshua Gomez made the best of every opportunity that came his way. His hard work, passion for chemical engineering and research earned him a fellowship from the National GEM Consortium, tuition for his master’s degree, a stipend for other expenses and two summers of experience conducting research at a national laboratory.

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One of New Mexico State University’s Distinguished Alumni for 2019 has created an endowed a scholarship for computer science students in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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Four New Mexico State University students in the College of Arts and Sciences were honored at the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) awards at The 2019 National Diversity in STEM Conference in Honolulu in November. The awards recognize the next generation of underrepresented researchers and Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) leaders while also giving visibility to their research and schools.

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Registration is now open for the world’s largest conference dedicated to chile peppers. The 2020 New Mexico Chile Conference hosted by New Mexico State University’s Chile Pepper Institute runs from Feb. 3-4 and will be in a new location at the Las Cruces Convention Center.

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A researcher in New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences is leading the efforts in understanding the biology of what’s happening inside weeds and trees as electricity is being used to safely and effectively kill them.

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MORA – A warmer, drier climate is predicted to be the norm for the already historically arid forests of the Southwest.

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Elizabeth Titus, dean of the Library at New Mexico State University, will transition to a new position at the beginning of the spring 2020 semester when she assumes the role of senior administrator in the Provost’s Office, NMSU Provost Carol Parker announced.

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