Carlos Andres Lopez
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New Mexico Chile Conference to be virtual, in-person
World's largest chile pepper conference to be held Feb. 1 in Las Cruces, New Mexico. → Read More
Is pandemic stress fueling unhealthy diets in Americans?
A new study found that Americans’ diets are becoming unhealthier as a result of stresses related to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
NMSU to begin large-scale COVID-19 testing
New Mexico State University will begin large-scale testing for the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 as part of an ambitious new study. → Read More
New Mexico State University welcomes new chile pepper researcher
Although new to chile pepper research, Lozada recognizes that his work will play a critical role in the production of a crop that shapes New Mexico’s identity and economy. → Read More
NMSU upgrades classroom technology to support hybrid learning
Installations, which began July 1, are expected to be completed when classes resume Aug. 19, barring delays of equipment delivery. → Read More
NMSU adds new digital literacy class for Las Cruces campus students
NMSU will introduce a new course focused on digital literacy for students interested in using electronic devices for personal and academic needs. → Read More
BCBS of New Mexico gifts NMSU $500,000 to expand health care workforce
The college will use the gift to establish a new faculty position in the School of Nursing and fund 40 undergraduate scholarships. → Read More
NMSU welcomes Héctor Luis Díaz as new School of Social Work director
Díaz, a longtime social work practitioner with more than two decades’ experience in higher education, started his new role June 1. → Read More
NMSU mental health counselor gives advice to cope with COVID-19 pandemic
Prolonged social isolation can have adverse effects on mental health, especially for people already grappling with mental conditions → Read More
NMSU Aggie Cupboard works to meet demand during COVID-19 pandemic
NMSU’s on-campus food pantry, Aggie Cupboard, is working to ensure students, staff and faculty have access to pantry staples during the crisis. → Read More
NMSU seeks participants for parental wellness program
Researchers from NMSU's College of Health and Social Services are recruiting couples to participate in a parental wellness program. → Read More
NMSU to host fifth annual Giving Tuesday event
NMSU will participate in the initiative for the fifth time this year and host its annual Giving Tuesday event Dec. 3. → Read More
NMSU researcher aims to make organic peanuts economically viable
Results showed that peanut seeds treated with neem oil, which is derived from the neem tree, had 30 percent higher yield than the untreated control. → Read More
NMSU to launch clinical trial on cancer education program for Hispanic mothers
A team will evaluate the effectiveness of a cancer-parenting education program adapted for Hispanic mothers recently diagnosed with early-stage cancer → Read More
Engineering associate dean named interim dean of College of Health and Social Services
Sonya Cooper will lead the college as the university searches for a permanent dean. → Read More
Diabetes cooking class organized by NMSU helps adults prepare healthy meals
The four-class series, Kitchen Creations, is sponsored by the New Mexico Department of Health and kicks off Thursday, Feb. 7. → Read More
Cooking class caters to adults with diabetes
The four-class series, Kitchen Creations, is sponsored by the New Mexico Department of Health and kicks off Thursday, Feb. 7. → Read More
Grants for NMSU nursing projects to help border residents
The research team views the device as a possible solution to improve health-care communication in rural communities where language barriers exist → Read More
NMSU professor seeks to improve end-of-life care planning
Frances R. Nedjat-Haiem conducted a nationwide study to examine health-care providers’ knowledge toward educating patients on advance directives. → Read More