10 a.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Charles Wenger, candidate for the Skeen Library Director position, speaks about "The Library of the Future." Free and open to the public."

5:30-7:00, Gym Basement.  Air rifles, pellets and targets will be provided. 

This is a practice, not a class, so attend for as little or as much time as you would like. 

Sponsored by the NMT Shooting Sports Club.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu) for more details.

12:15 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. The Graduate Student Association elections

will be held at this meeting.  We will take all nominations at the beginning of the meeting. 

Please attend if you are interested in participating in the elections.  Email gsa@nmt.edu if you

are interested in being an officer but are unable to attend the meeting.  As always, lunch will

be provided.

2 p.m., Cramer 127. Tami Dixon, Ben Cooper, Matt Swanson, Anais Linan, Shawn Ward and Rebecca Vickers speak on "Sharing the experience on the Design and Development of the SAE Aeroplane."

4 p.m., Workman 101.

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC. Numeric and string operations

 

4 p.m., Athletic Field.  Anyone who wishes to join is invited to simply show up at practice, dressed to play.  AWSL season starts March 7.

6 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Meeting, Munchies, and Mocktails every Tuesday!  Come with your Hall Council's RHA (Residence Hall Association) representative to suggest and vote on how your money is spent.

4 p.m., Speare 116. Open discussion of Python programming tools and methods.

4 p.m., Athletic Field.  Anyone who wishes to join is invited to simply show up at practice, dressed to play.  AWSL season starts March 7.

5 p.m., TC Lab, Fitch Hall. "Fabulous: The Story of Queer Cinema." Pizza!

8:45 p.m., SAC. Free food, worship music, Bible studies, great discussions, and lots of other fun things.

Anyone is welcome and invited to attend, regardless of personal beliefs.

4 p.m., MSEC 101. Darcy Lecturer Tim Scheibe, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, speaks on "Beyond the black box: Integrating advanced characterization of microbial processes with subsurface reactive

transport models."

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC. Numeric and string operations

 

4 p.m., Athletic Field.  Anyone who wishes to join is invited to simply show up at practice, dressed to play.  AWSL season starts March 7.

8 to 10:30 p.m., SAC. Not limited to swing dancing. If you want a special song or style please bring a CD for the live DJ to play. Open to everyone; includes short lesson, if requested. Sponsored by the New Mexico Tech Ballroom Dance Club.

noon, Jones Annex 101.Dr. John Grey (UNM) speaks.

11 a.m., Domenici SOC. Peter Capak, Caltech, speaks on "How and when did the first massive galaxies form?"

2 p.m., Jones 106.  Scott Brownlow, graduate student in materials engineering, speaks on “FTIR, Ramah, and Mechanical Investigations into Carbon Naontube/Epoxy Composites.”

SAC. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., show starts at 5 p.m.  Student Activities Board presents

FM-60 (Fresh Meat from Magdalena); Working Class; Twisted Rage; The Ground Beneath; and Regicide.

FREE to NMT students; $3 public.

 

1 p.m., Tech Athletic field. Tech Pygmies vs. UNM

4 to 9 p.m., Gameroom, Fidel Center. Eight seats per week. Must sign up in advance to play.  Meets weekly. Championship table on April 24.

9 a.m. to 5 pm., Residential Life Office.  Resident Assistant Group Interviews.

 

10 a.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Frank D'Andraia, candidate for the Skeen Library Director position, speaks about "The Library of the Future." Free and open to the public."

3:30 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library.  The Tenth Muse Poetry Collaboratorium read

various works.  Refreshments provided.  Sponsored by the CLASS Department.

 

5:30-7:00, Gym Basement.  Air rifles, pellets and targets will be provided. 

This is a practice, not a class, so attend for as little or as much time as you would like. 

Sponsored by the NMT Shooting Sports Club.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu) for more details.

9 a.m., Residential Life Office. Resident Assistant Individual Interviews

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC. Sequence types: lists and tuples

6 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Meeting, Munchies, and Mocktails every Tuesday!  Come with your Hall Council's RHA (Residence Hall Association) representative to suggest and vote on how your money is spent.

7 p.m., Weir 102. We will discuss last semester's accomplishments, goals for this semester,

and the logistics of upcoming events.  Meets every other Tuesday.

 

9 a.m., Residential Life Office. Resident Assistant Individual Interviews

12:30 to 1:30 p.m., CLASS Conference Room (106/107 Fitch). Leyla Sedillo, Assoc. VP for Budget and Analysis, speaks on "One Woman's History at Tech" Pizza!

 

 2 p.m., Old Jones 106. Dr. Brad L. Boyce of the Materials Science and Engineering Center of Sandia National Laboratories speaks on "The Strength of Small"

4 p.m., Speare 116. Open discussion of Python programming tools and methods.

4 p.m., Weir 102. Dr. Julianne Newmark, Assistant Professor of English, Department of Communication, Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, speaks on "Creating Place: Profession and Presence in the Political Writings of Gertrude Bonnin, Carlos Montezuma, and Charles Alexander Eastman." Free and open to the public. Light refreshments

8:45 p.m., SAC. Free food, worship music, Bible studies, great discussions, and lots of other fun things.

Anyone is welcome and invited to attend, regardless of personal beliefs.

9 a.m., Residential Life Office. Resident Assistant Individual Interviews

EES/Bureau Seminar:  4 p.m., MSEC 101.

4 p.m., Workman 109. Richard Sonnenfeld speaks on "Studying lightning charge transport with the Langmuir Electric Field Array."

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Sequence types: lists and tuples

8 to 10:30 p.m., SAC. Not limited to swing dancing. If you want a special song or style please bring a CD for the live DJ to play. Open to everyone; includes short lesson, if requested. Sponsored by the New Mexico Tech Ballroom Dance Club.

noon, meet at Tech Gym. 

9 a.m., Residential Life Office. Resident Assistant Individual Interviews

11 a.m., Domenici SOC.  N. Vogt-NMSU: "Promoting Access, Retention and Interest in Astronomy Higher Education: Developing the STEM Professionals of Tomorrow in New Mexico"

noon, Jones Annex 101. Dr. Jeffrey Arterburn, NMSU, speaks on "Design and synthesis of small molecule probes for intracellular targets."

Today is 3-14. Eat a piece of pie to celebrate!

10 a.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Please join us for an in-depth look at the New IEEE Xplore Digital Library which launched in February. This session, taught by IEEE Account Manager Wendy McCarville, is for faculty, students and other IEEE Xplore users who have an interest in IEEE Xplore and want to see the latest offering. This is a major re-design of the user interface and underlying technical architecture, so frequent users will want to attend. Door prizes will be awarded.

10 a.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Lisa Beinhoff, candidate for the Skeen Library Director position, speaks about "The Library of the Future." Free and open to the public."

4 pm, MSEC 105. Dr. Barbara Durrant, Reproductive Physiologist with the San Diego Zoo

speaks on "Wildlife Research at the San Diego Zoo."

5 to 7:30 p.m. Special evening of wine-tasting. Carl Popp guides us through wine-cheese-and-nut combinations. 21-and-over only. $15 for members of TCCM; $20 for non-members.

5:30-7:00, Gym Basement.  Air rifles, pellets and targets will be provided. 

This is a practice, not a class, so attend for as little or as much time as you would like. 

Sponsored by the NMT Shooting Sports Club.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu) for more details.

5:30 - 7 p.m., Macey Gallery.  Meet Joel Smith, artist of the currently running

show "Nature's Forces." Refreshments.

7:30 p.m., Macey Center. String quartets.  Willy Sucre on viola will be joined by the Matisse Trio: Katie Wolfe on violin,

Anthony Arnone on cello, and Ksenia Nosikova on piano. Admission free. 



Piano Quartet in A Minor

by Gustav Mahler



Trio No. 1 for Piano, Violin, and Cello, Op.35

by Joaquin Turina

 

Piano Quartet in E Flat Major, op. 87

by Antonín Dvorák

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Dictionaries; branching; scripting

12:15 p.m., Fidel Quiet Lounge (off Fidel Commons).  Graduate Student Association

meetings are open to any interested graduate students.  We try to have at least one representative

from each department present.  Please bring any relevant issues/concerns.  As always, lunch will

be provided.  Please contact gsa@nmt.edu if you have any questions. 

1 to 4 p.m., KBOM-FM 88.7 Socorro.  Tune in to hear some of your favorite Socorroans be Phone Friends during KUNM's pledge drive.

6 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Meeting, Munchies, and Mocktails every Tuesday!  Come with your Hall Council's RHA (Residence Hall Association) representative to suggest and vote on how your money is spent.

7 p.m., Weir 102. We will discuss last semester's accomplishments, goals for this semester,

and the logistics of upcoming events.  Meets every other Tuesday.

 

2 p.m., Jones Annex 108. Melanie Jean Waltman, graduate student in chemistry, defends her

dissertation "Atmospheric Pressure Chemical Ionization Sources Used in the Detection of Explosives by Ion Mobility Spectrometry"

4 p.m., Speare 116. Open discussion of Python programming tools and methods.

5 p.m., TC Lab, Fitch Hall. "Slaying The Dragon." Pizza!

8:45 p.m., SAC. Free food, worship music, Bible studies, great discussions, and lots of other fun things.

Anyone is welcome and invited to attend, regardless of personal beliefs.

EES/Bureau Seminar:  4 p.m., MSEC 101. Becky Dorsey, University of Oregon, speaks on "Crustal recycling along an oblique-divergent plate boundary: from the Colorado Plateau to the Salton Trough and Gulf of California."

4 p.m., Jones Annex 101. Dr. David Soules of NewTec will speak on "Current Science and Engineering Projects at White Sands Missile Range." Everyone is invited.

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Dictionaries; branching; scripting

4:30 p.m., Fidel Quiet Lounge. Students are invited to learn about personal finance from Annette Kaus, director of Financial Aid. Snacks! Presented by Res Life.

8 to 10:30 p.m., SAC. Not limited to swing dancing. If you want a special song or style please bring a CD for the live DJ to play. Open to everyone; includes short lesson, if requested. Sponsored by the New Mexico Tech Ballroom Dance Club.

9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Fidel 3rd Floor. Sign up for an appointment over lunch hour in Fidel Atrium from March 22 to 25, or go to www.bloodhero.com. Please help us exceed last year's goal of 100 units for the day.  Be a Hero and donate some blood today!

 

11 a.m., Domenici SOC.  Juan A. Kollmeier, Carnegie, speaks on "The Lyman-alpha Glow of the High Redshift Intergalactic Medium."

noon, Jones Annex 101. Dr. Marty Kirk (UNM) speaks.

5 to 7:30 p.m., Macey Center. Light appetizers and cash bar, open through

intermission in tonight's PAS show.  21-and-over. No cover for members of Tech Club/Club Macey;

$5 for others.

7:30 p.m., Macey Center Progressive and lyrically driven music that’s strongly rooted in Celtic tradition: rock, fusion, bluegrass, traditional Celtic fare, folk, even Latin flavors.



NMT Performing Arts Series. $16/Adult; $14/Senior; $12/Youth. 

Free to full-time NMT students showing ID.

or Tournament, depending on standing of Tech Pygmies

4 to 9 p.m., Gameroom, Fidel Center. Eight seats per week. Must sign up in advance to play.  Meets weekly. Championship table on April 24.

1 p.m., Salvador Perez Park, St. Francis and Alta Vista Dr., Santa Fe. Tech Pygmies vs.

Santa Fe Santos RFC.

3-5 p.m., 705 Fitch St.  Informal open house in honor of Charles Moore,

hosted by Paul and Kay Krehbiel.

 

1 p.m. at Bern 12 field, Farmers Soccer Complex in Bernalillo off Highway 550. 

Tech Minerettes vs. Saints

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Summer Session 2010.

March 29 through April 4

 

4 p.m., MSEC 105. Carlos LoPopolo, New Mexican Horse Project and Dr. Paul Polechla Jr., UNM

speak on "The Wild West, New Mexico, Wild Horses and You!"

5:30-7:00, Gym Basement.  Air rifles, pellets and targets will be provided. 

This is a practice, not a class, so attend for as little or as much time as you would like. 

Sponsored by the NMT Shooting Sports Club.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu) for more details.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Summer Session 2010.

March 29 through April 4

 

8 to 10 p.m., Game Room, Fidel Center. Free pool and foosball for Tech students. Brought to you by the Student Activities Board.

9:30 a.m., Macey Center, Copper Room.  The agenda will be available on Tuesday, March 23, 2010, from the President's Office.

4 p.m., Workman 101. Dr. Deidre Hirschfeld speaks on "Job vs. Grad School."  Open to everyone

facing this decision.  Presented by Alliance for Minority Participation.

 

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Functions; input/output; import and modules

6 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Meeting, Munchies, and Mocktails every Tuesday!  Come with your Hall Council's RHA (Residence Hall Association) representative to suggest and vote on how your money is spent.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Summer Session 2010.

March 29 through April 4

 

4 p.m., Speare 116. Open discussion of Python programming tools and methods.

5:30 to 7 p.m., Fidel Third Floor.  Opportunity for students to meet administrators, get information, and ask questions.  Pizza and other refreshments! Students, so administrators can better prepare answers, questions may be submitted in advance to the presidents of the Student Association and Graduate Student Association. 

8:45 p.m., SAC. Free food, worship music, Bible studies, great discussions, and lots of other fun things.

Anyone is welcome and invited to attend, regardless of personal beliefs.