Monthly Archives: April, 2010

1. Five Psychology Students Accepted into Ph.D. Programs, Others Present Research

   Five Psychology Students Accepted into Ph.D. Programs, Others Present Research Five New Mexico Highlands University students graduating with master’s degrees in psychology this semester are headed for doctoral programs across the country. These psychology students are Ph.D. bound:   Jesse Valdez, University of Northern Colorado, Ph.D. program in counseling psychology.   Trevor Taylor, Florida Institute…

2. Meeting May 5 for New Rodeo Booster Club

3. HU Singers and Performing Arts Club Present ‘Over the Rainbow’ April 29, 30 and May 1

4. Archaeology Graduate Students Present Research at Archaeological Society of New Mexico Conference

5. Media Arts Students’ Work Showcased at Museums and the Web Conference

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6. Michael Jackson Named Super Student at Student Support Services Annual Banquet

   Photo: Margaret McKinney/University Relations NMHU media arts graduating senior Michael Jackson listens to Roland Salas, director of Student Support Services, tell why Jackson was selected for the Super Student Award at the Student Support Services Annual Awards Banquet April 22. Michael Jackson Named Super Student at Student Support Services Annual Banquet The New Mexico Highlands…

7. Research Day 2010 at Highlands

   Research Day 2010 at Highlands Photo Margaret McKinney/University Relations Rachael Lucero, left, a sophomore with a double major in chemistry and biology, explains her research poster to biology professor Carol Linder, right, during Research Day at Highlands April 23. Lucero’s research,  â€˜Synthesis of Molecules for Cancer Research,’ was a joint project with fellow student researchers…

8. Student Prints Selected for University’s Fine Arts Original Print Collection

9. HU License Plates Available Through Department of Motor Vehicles

   HU License Plates Available Through Department of Motor Vehicles They’re here! Drivers in New Mexico can now show their Cowboy pride with the new Highlands University license plate available through the Department of Motor Vehicles.   The new plate will cost $37 plus the cost of registration. Twenty-five dollars of the purchase then is given…

10. NMHU-Rio Rancho to Honor Student’s Memory With Posthumous Degree

11. Highlands Football Team Help Clean up the University Campus

    Members of the Highlands football team participate in cleaning up the campus on Friday April 23. Head Coach Chad Roanhaus volunteered the team for two hours as their way of thanking the university for their support during the past season.

12. HU Campus Violence Prevention Program Sponsors ‘Take Back the Night’ April 27

13. Highlands Stable Isotopes Signs Distribution Deal with Sigma-Aldrich

14. Sorority Raises $2,300 for Autism Charity

    Sorority Raises $2,300 for Autism Charity New Mexico Highlands’ Nu Eta sorority raised $2,300 for an autism charity April 18 during a fundraiser walk.   Nearly 150 people joined members of the sorority for a walk benefiting Autism Speaks in Perkins Stadium, and several others made financial donations. Autism affects one in every 110 children…

15. NMHU Graduate Senate Sponsors Debate April 22 for Sheriff, Magistrate Judge Candidates

16. Highlands Recognizes Employees

17. HU Sponsors Free Career and Educators’ Job Fair April 22

18. Student, Professor and Club Recognized at Leadership Banquet.

19. Acclaimed Santa Clara Pueblo Sculptor Roxanne Swentzell at HU April 19

20. Local Teacher Juan Gallegos Accepted into English Doctoral Program at University of Arizona

    Local Teacher Juan Gallegos Accepted into English Doctoral Program at University of Arizona New Mexico Highlands University English graduate student and experienced local teacher Juan Gallegos was accepted into the doctoral program in English at University of Arizona.   “My goal is to return to Highlands as an English professor and apply what I’ve learned at…