This review highlights research on human-computer interactions led by Dr. Gain Park—an assistant professor of Journalism and Media Studies at NMSU—and comments on its significance in our society today.
A case study that demonstrates how socio-economic conditions contribute to educational preferences and thus create structural injustice within the Hatch Valley.
The objectives of this article are to detail conventional classroom practices that are culturally and linguistically deficient in autistic identity, and to provide some suggestions to remedy these issues.
This paper explores the importance of lullabies to child development and parent-child bonds, and the decline of lullaby singing in the border region, in connection to increased maquiladora work.
This piece was inspired by the authors inner turmoil that was caused by childhood trauma, and other factors such as her love for the anatomy of the human body.
This essay argues that the prisoner exception in the 13th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution should be abolished.
The objectives of this article are to detail conventional classroom practices that are culturally and linguistically deficient in autistic identity, and to provide some suggestions to remedy these issues.
The article draws comparisons between mental health facilities and prisons in the United States to identify issues in mental hospitals' systems.
This sculpture uses steel and electrical components to depict an endangered night-blooming cactus called "Queen of the Night" natively found in New Mexico.
This research paper explores a traditional healing practice known as curanderismo and how its integration into modern healthcare could improve healthcare experiences for Hispanic communities and patients.
This paper explores the importance of lullabies to child development and parent-child bonds, and the decline of lullaby singing in the border region, in connection to increased maquiladora work.