Author Archives: David Rockstraw
CHEM 217 final opportunity
09/17/18: CHME students with credit for CHEM 111 and 112 will have one final opportunity in Spring 2019 to take CHEM 217 (through DACC) to fulfill their CHEM 115/116 requirement for the BSCHE. Chemistry has indicated CHEM 217 will no longer be taught and will be removed from the catalog. After this offering, only CHEM…
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Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering – University of Arizona
Dear Professor Rockstraw, The Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering at the University of Arizona has an opening for an assistant professor in chemical engineering. http://uacareers.com/postings/32496 Please share the posting link with your network of faculty, post-doctoral scholars, and qualified PhD students. And feel free to let me know if you have any suggestions for…
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Dr. Zhou has hydrogen research funded
Dr. Meng Zhou has been funded $78K by Batelle Energy Alliance of Idaho National Laboratory for a project entitled, Novel Metal Oxides for Hydrogen Production Through High Temperature Steam Electrolysis.” Abstract: Hydrogen is the clean energy and has the potential to replace the fossil fuels in many applications. However, the traditional way to produce hydrogen from…
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Brewer named Outstanding Aggie Researcher for 2018-19
Dr. Catherine Brewer has been selected as a recipient of the Outstanding Aggie Researcher award for 2018-19. This award is in its fifth year and honors faculty and their extraordinary work in research. This award is presented at home Aggie basketball games. Dr. Brewer will be recognized on the court with a plaque at the Aggie…
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2019 CSNR Summer Program
UT Dallas Recruitment Weekend 2019
Houston Fulbright Blog – 181025
Hello CHME friends, faculty, and students, Nan desu ka? This question is an informal way of asking, “what is this?” In Japanese this question rolls off the tongue easily, and somehow it captures the meaning more satisfyingly. It is pronounced: nahn-dess-kah Lately I have been thinking about this question because it is relates to the…
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CHME 491. Brewing & Distilling in The Netherlands and Belgium
Cooperative Education opportunities with Cummins
First-come-first-serve opportunity. Students should also register with Career Services’ Cooperative Education and Internship Program to assure that the experience is noted on their transcript. Details about the Cooperative Education and Internship Program is located at https://careerservices.nmsu.edu/cooperative-education-internship-program/ please call 575-646-1631 or email coop@nmsu.edu with questions about registering with the program. The following co-op positions with Cummins…
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Purdue Opportunity – Paid Summer Research
Dear Dr. Rockstraw, I hope things are well in New Mexico! It is hard to believe, but we are already preparing for our “Pathways” summer research program. This is a paid opportunity for underrepresented students from Minority Serving Institutions. Would you be willing to share this message with your students and/or with faculty colleagues to…
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