Dec. 8, 2008 by Scott Southward NMSU News Center New Mexico State University is now the home of the Hispanic Family Violence Institute, which will address domestic violence among Hispanic populations nationwide. The institute was created through a one-year $250,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to NMSU’s College of Health and Social Services School of Socia More »

Spring, 2006 by Jeany Llorente-Ontiveros NMSU News Center NMSU graduate student Madeline Gillette has been involved with a project that could potentially save hundreds of teenage lives. Gillette, who is working on a master’s degree in economics in the College of Business, has been helping the Santa Fe company PaceIgnitions develop a business plan for a Global Positioning System-based devi More »

March 7, 2006 by Kevin Robinson-Avila NMSU News Center LAS CRUCES – Parents may soon gain remote control over teenage driving habits thanks to new technology that start-up company PaceIgnitions has developed with help from New Mexico State University. The technology, which allows parents to program the speed, time of day and places that teenagers can drive, among other features, will b More »