PES Seminars
Current research discussions are presented by Graduate level students and NMSU faculty. Graduate Enrichment Seminar's are only held throughout Spring and Fall Semesters.
Date/Time: Fridays, 3:30 PM, Gerald Thomas Hall, Room 200, unless otherwise indicated.
Zoom Info: Click here for the PES Webinar Link.
Contact Info
Dr. Curtis Monger
Email: cmonger@nmsu.edu
Phone: 575-915-8289
Spring 2025
| Speaker | Presentation Title |
|---|---|
| Feb. 14 - Magda Garbowski, Assistant Professor, Department of Animal and Range Sciences | Restoration in the Era of Global Change |
| Feb. 21 - Glory Iorliam, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences Jannatul Afroze, Masters Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences |
Tropospheric Dust Emission and the Impact on Vegetation in Arid Lands Effect of Desalinated and Saline Irrigation Water Along with Compost Amendments on Bean Performance in the Southwestern United States |
| Feb. 28 - John Agnew, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Entomology, Plant Pathology, and Weed Science | Integrated Pest Management of the Arizona bark scorpion C. sculpturatus |
| Mar. 7 - Nazmul Huda Sagor, Masters Candidate, Department of Water Science and Management | Ratio Control with Error Sharing to Manage an Irrigation Canal System and Reduce Water Losses for Run of the River Diversion Systems |
| Mar. 21 - Eva Gulin, Masters Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences | Prescribed Burns & Wildfire Air Quality Monitoring for Public Health |
| Mar. 28 - John Begay, Masters Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences Rissa Garcia-Prudencio, Masters Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences |
Enhancing Soil Physical Properties and Water Holding Capacity Integrating Earth Observation and Indigenous Knowledge to Assess Land Change Impacts on Tribal Communities in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands |
| Apr. 4 - Gladys Ayamga, Masters Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences Abid Nazir, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences |
Impact of Olivine Rock Dust On Soil Microbial Properties Spaceborne GEDI and ICESat-2 LiDAR Mission Potential For Height Measurement Over US Ecozones |
| Apr. 11 - Savyata Kandel, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences Mariam Kareem, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Plant and Environmental Science |
Genetic Analysis of Cottonseed Oil and Fatty Acids in New Mexico Effects of Soil Amendments and Management Practices on Microbial Diversity and Functions in Sorghum Systems |