From whom I follow to those who follow me
Allow me to indulge on the theme of mentoring. To fulfill NMSU’s three-pronged land-grant mission (teaching, research and service), our...
Allow me to indulge on the theme of mentoring. To fulfill NMSU’s three-pronged land-grant mission (teaching, research and service), our...
I am thrilled to see so many face-to-face activities on campus. Life is getting ever closer to pre-pandemic status. Engineering student enrollment...
Now in its second year, the Ron Seidel Engineering Leadership Institute has been grooming our students to become next-generation engineering leaders.
I am very pleased that the College of Engineering will once again hold its 33-year-old graduation tradition in person following two years of...
Engineers are trained to be problem solvers and creators who use their skills to identify problems, work within constraints and find efficient ways...
We are busy at the College of Engineering with ongoing searches for new tenure-track faculty members. We are fortunate that the newly...
It gives me great pleasure to recognize the accomplishments of our outstanding alumni every year during Homecoming week. This year, Mr. James Owen...
Our college leadership has been engaged in discussions on recruitment and retention trends over the past few years for all of our programs...
Taking part in a graduation tradition that began in 1989, some 274 NMSU engineering students participated virtually in the Sociedad de...
COVID-19 hasn’t stopped our faculty from their collaborative research activities...
The Board of Regents approved differential tuition to be charged for engineering courses 300-level and above starting Fall 2021...
Our faculty members have adapted to the COVID-19 situation in unique ways. The instructional deliveries used have become learning opportunities for...
In fall 2019, the College of Engineering launched the inaugural year of the Ron Seidel Engineering Leadership Institute, a two-year program with...
You know you’re in the right place when students are making outstanding suggestions on how the college can handle instruction delivery during...
The U.S. Department of Energy recently renewed a five-year $14.5 million grant to NMSU’s College of Engineering to administer the Carlsbad...
Engineering isn’t just about numbers, designs, and materials—it’s about leadership...
There has been a lot of activity on campus over the summer getting the facilities ready to keep us safe. It has been a challenging time during the...
Assistant Professor Yanyan Zhang, civil engineering, examines a petri dish containing bacteria from treated wastewater as part of her National...
Last week, the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management, Carlsbad Field Office, announced the renewal of a $14.4 million grant...
The first cohort of 10 students selected for the leadership institute are engaged in a discussion of Daniel Pink’s right brain senses –...
NMSU engineering is navigating through these unprecedented times with a true family spirit...
In my preparation for an interview on the historical impact of Ralph Goddard on the NMSU College of Engineering, I found out that the...
The College of Engineering recently lost one of its own community members...
It gives me great pleasure to show the Aggie Innovation Space to our visitors...
In developing our strategic plan, we consulted with almost all of our stakeholders and we used extensive data...
The University of Washington is creating a lifelong-learning model for the changing workforce by developing a 60-year curriculum...
With the rapid pace of advancements in engineering, traditional disciplines such as civil, mechanical, electrical and chemical engineering have...
In “Courage to Teach,” Parker Palmer offers six paradoxical characteristics of a learning space...
Among a group of 16 engineering colleges at peer institutions listed below, NMSU ranked high in terms of our faculty scholarship...
I am exceedingly pleased to share the news of the selection of NMSU’s College of Engineering as part of a team that was awarded a U.S....
Arrowhead Center welcomed Spaceport America as a new tenant this past week...
About two weeks ago, NMSU engineering had a kick-off meeting with the first student cohort of Ron Seidel Engineering Leadership Institute having...
The campus is full again and students and faculty are making the corridors of our buildings live again with all types of creative conversations...
I had a wonderful experience last week traveling to Israel with our Chancellor Dan Arvizu and the ACES Dean Rolando Flores, visiting with Israeli...
NMSU Engineering has done very well at the legislative session that has just ended in Santa Fe...
Even after two reads, Daniel Pink’s case for a whole new mind continues to be entertaining to me...
It looks as though the student-centric initiatives that have been implemented in the College of Engineering are having some positive effects on our...
Approximately 10 donors among our visiting alumni and advisory council members contributed toward the completion of this beautiful facility...
I remember collecting no less than a hundred letters from practicing surveyors all over New Mexico and beyond...
The roundtable will provide a forum for ongoing high-level strategic dialogue and information exchange between Department of Defense leaders of...
I wrote these two newspaper articles in 2006 on diversity. I think they’re still relevant...
I have enjoyed reading the current issue of ASEE PRISM magazine; in particular, the article on Breakthroughs and Trends in the World of Technology...
Having recently completed reading two books on diversity, I am compelled to put together these thoughts...
I’m so glad that our Chancellor, Dr. Dan Arvizu (ME ‘73), highlighted the 14 grand challenges for engineering in his acceptance speech...
Two metaphors have helped me in trying to visualize the “Consilience” Wilson is championing.
I am pleased and honored that NMSU Chancellor Dan Arvizu, mechanical engineering alum, and his wife, Sheryl, have chosen the Aggie Innovation Space...
With our focus on increasing master’s-level students and establishing collaborations with key engineering colleges in South India, I have...
There was a beautiful poem belonging to Mediaeval India, recited by Tagore, which not only describes function of poetry but also allows us to draw...
The great things Palmer was referring to in these virtues are the subjects around which truth-seekers gather to know, to teach, and to learn.
Engineering today is a team-based, multidisciplinary endeavor that requires skills beyond technical abilities, but also the ability to work with...
Dion’s career path started out as a communications engineer with a NASA contractor at White Sands Missile Range.
Recently, the college held a celebration of life for John w. Hernandez. Hearing about his life deeply inspired me.
Do you find leisure to do some real thinking?
Seeking higher levels of learning in a community setting is an opportunity that is exclusive to land-grant institutions.
I am excited to know our proposal for Master of Engineering degrees has been finally approved by the Higher Education Department of New Mexico.
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