Highlands faculty are actively engaged in research projects that make a difference!
Below are some of the grants received in the arts, education and sciences in the past few years.
New Mexico Highlands University biology major Laura Santos-Medina’s research poster won first place at the New Mexico Alliance for Minority Participation (NMAMP) conference on Friday, October 7, in Las Cruces, NM. See article below:
Endowment funding for nursing, social work, and education
Title IV-E funding for School of Social Work
Grant for food security initiative
ORSP: Grant portfolio at NMHU increases sharply
NSF SOMOS STEM – Sarah Corey-Rivas ($1.8M) NSF CREST – Kent Reid ($5M)
NSF NMHU-Bio Pacific – Gil Gallegos ($3.8M)
AW Mellon – Miriam Langer ($970K)
NSF Magnetometer – Michael Petronis ($524K)
USDA DLT – Edward Martinez ($510K)
USDA NLGCA – Edward Martinez ($200K)
NIH-INBRE Funding – Several PI’s ( $192K)
NSF Microbiome – Eric Griffin ($166K)
NSF COVID Rapid – Gil Gallegos ($187K)
CARES Grant – Miriam Langer ($178K)
NSF Microscope – Arcadius Krivoshein ($150K)