The entire fifth grade at Sonoma Elementary School in Las Cruces will be thinking about college soon – about 8 years early – when students from the elementary school spend a day at New Mexico State University on Friday, March 9.

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New Mexico State University’s Career Services will host the 14th annual Employment Extravaganza Fair March 14. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Corbett Center, first floor on the NMSU campus.

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An update on the western pecan weevil insect, how farming is adapting to city standards and a discussion on the roots of pecan trees will be among the presentations at this year’s annual Western Pecan Growers Association conference and trade show March 4-6.

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Making food safe is the goal for Cary C.S. Hamilton and his staff. Hamilton is the field research director for the Inter-Regional Research Project No. 4 at New Mexico State University’s Leyendecker Plant Science Research Center, where approximately 12 field trials are conducted every year.

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There are a wealth of dynamic and industry-altering technologies emerging from New Mexico State University that are ripe for commercialization. Arrowhead Center’s LAUNCH program identifies and supports teams who can lead the way, to catalyze movement from university research to market and contribute to economic growth in the region.

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There are a wealth of dynamic and industry-altering technologies emerging from New Mexico State University that are ripe for commercialization. Arrowhead Center’s LAUNCH program identifies and supports teams who can lead the way, to catalyze movement from university research to market and contribute to economic growth in the region.

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Conexiones, a cancer education program based at New Mexico State University, is looking for Hispanic mothers recently diagnosed with cancer to participate in a study that will help evaluate the program’s effectiveness.

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As a turfgrass specialist, New Mexico State University professor Bernd Leinauer is asked a lot of questions relating to artificial grass and whether it actually is a water- conserving alternative to real grass since that’s how it is marketed and portrayed to the public. So, he sought out the help of a Ph.D. engineering student and his mentor to ask the question, is artificial turf actually saving water compared to real grass?

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The STEM Outreach Center at New Mexico State University has had an overall economic output of $15 million since 2009, generating more than 200 jobs and contributing positively to Doña Ana County, according to a recent in-depth research analysis study conducted by Leo Delgado, a doctoral candidate from NMSU’s Economic Development program.

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ALBUQUERQUE – Nutrition education is Lydia Montoya’s passion. She has spread the gospel of healthy eating near and far at every level of government agencies. She is now New Mexico State University’s Ideas for Cooking and Nutrition program coordinator in Bernalillo County.

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