Amy Miller, a graduate of the School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management at New Mexico State University and 20-year veteran of the hospitality industry, has been named general manager of the new hotel being built on NMSU property.

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The Southwest Turfgrass Association in cooperation with New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences will be hosting the annual Recreational Landscape Conference Nov. 13-15 at the Ruidoso Convention Center in Ruidoso, New Mexico.

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Consumers will rarely buy a home on the spot or ride off in a new truck after one visit to a car dealership. That’s because real estate and vehicles fall into a category of “high-stakes” – or what marketers have long called “high-involvement” – purchases that commonly require a series of interactions between consumers and salespeople before reaching a sale.

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New Mexico State University is launching a campaign this weekend to empower students, faculty and staff to take action to prevent violence on campus. The program is called “STAND UP, SPEAK OUT.”

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Cliff Hudson, chief technology officer of Systems Technology Solutions, is no stranger to agriculture. Hudson grew up on his family’s farm and regularly rode a tractor with his grandfather while he cultivated corn. He has a deep appreciation for farming and community. His company recently secured a $20,000 investment for GreenAI, an innovative sensor technology for crop analytics, through the AgSprint business accelerator program at New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center.

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New Mexico State University’s Honors College and Graduate School are giving top students the chance to take Graduate School for a test drive while still pursuing their undergrad degree through the Master’s Accelerated Program. Select students will be permitted to enroll in graduate-level classes and if they remain at NMSU for graduate studies their credits will roll over into their graduate degree.

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The master’s program in Education Administration has been named one of the top online master’s programs by OnlineMasters.com, an online rankings website that researches graduate programs in the U.S.

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New Mexico State University will host its third presentation of the NMSU Climate Change Education Seminar Series known as NMSUCCESS. The presentation will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, at the Rio Grande Theatre located in the downtown mall at 211 N. Main St.

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No one growing produce wants to inadvertently make people ill because of poor food safety practices.

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SOCORRO – Load up the horse trailer and join in the fun of the Socorro County Equine Expo Saturday, Nov. 3, at the City of Socorro Rodeo and Sports Complex, 1 Rodeo Drive.

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New Mexico State University education major Sara Bonk is currently in the middle of her J. William Fulbright grant in Spain. One of two NMSU finalists, Bonk was ultimately granted the award with the help of the NMSU Honors College.

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The fourth annual Health Professions Career Fair is co-sponsored by the New Mexico State University Career Services office and the College of Health and Social Services and will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7 on the first floor of Corbett Center Student Union.

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The New Mexico State University “A” Mountain Staff Award gives well deserved recognition to an NMSU staff member who demonstrates the core values of diversity and inclusion, accountability, excellence, discovery and engagement.

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The University Museum at New Mexico State University will be presenting the opening of the exhibition “Live Long & Prosper: Sci-Fi Images in Contemporary Indigenous Art” from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 26 in Kent Hall, 1280 E. University Ave.

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For 79 years, La Posta de Mesilla Restaurant has been a mainstay in the Mesilla Valley. The history of the well-known establishment and its founders, the Griggs family, can be found at the New Mexico State University Library Archives and Special Collections Department.

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New Mexico State University President John Floros has named April C. Mason as the university’s new interim provost. She will begin the position Nov. 1 and will serve until the end of the academic year.

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In an effort to increase international student enrollment at New Mexico State University, a group of two professors and students travelled to China in the summer 2018 to recruit students.

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Since the Freeport-McMoRan Water Quality Laboratory was established in 2009 in New Mexico State University’s College of Engineering, the facility has been a critical resource for NMSU professors and students.

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The Stephen W. and Robert E. Roberts Memorial Staff Award is presented annually to an exceptional member of the New Mexico State University staff who has had a positive impact on the college and community.

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New Mexico State University will be celebrating Military and Veterans Appreciation Week beginning Nov. 5 and ending Nov. 11. The fourth annual event will focus on enhancing and supporting NMSU’s military and veterans community.

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New Mexico State University’s Instructional Innovation and Quality hosted its annual Quality in Distance Education Awards event Oct. 10. The gathering marked five years of recognizing NMSU’s faculty and administrators of the Las Cruces campus for their work towards improving online education.

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A new professional development training for agents in New Mexico State University’s Cooperative Extension Service will focus on New Mexico’s vast dairy industry, offering a comprehensive and interactive look at the issues facing the statewide industry that generated more than a $1 billion in milk sales in 2016.

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LOS LUNAS – Gardening is a hobby that can provide enjoyment while producing fresh fruits and vegetables for a family’s meal. But it can be a challenge for beginners or new residents to the semi-arid environment of New Mexico.

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New Mexico State University Department of Civil Engineering Assistant Professor Ehsan Dehghan Niri has received a United States Department of Energy grant. This is a three-year award for $400,000 and is a collaboration with Arizona State University.

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Rachel Boren, assessment program manager for the College of Education at New Mexico State University, was among a select group of people from New Mexico to attend a conference, hosted by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and learn about innovations in teacher preparation programs.

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Between 2007 and 2012, the number of beginning farmers – principal operators who were on their current operation for 10 years or less – in the United States declined by about 20 percent, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s most recent census data.

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New Mexico State University students enrolled in this year’s diagnosing plant disorders class will be holding an outreach event for the community from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15, at the Fabian Garcia Science Center on the main campus. Community members can bring any legal plant to be examined by the students who will use what they learned in class to diagnose the plant.

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New Mexico State University Carlsbad has been awarded a $2.7 million Title V grant for Hispanic-serving institutions from the United States Department of Education.

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New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences now has 45 new purebred Brangus cattle bred by Brinks Brangus that will be used to help further research in genetics.

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The 63rd annual New Mexico Water Conference, presented by the New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute, will take place Oct. 17-18 at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave. More than 250 participants are expected to attend.

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