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Southwest and Border Cultures Institute Grant Application Forms - Spring 2019

Southwest and Border Cultures Institute (SBCI)
Spring 2019 SBCI Grant Award Application Webpage

Call for Applications
Application submission deadline: 11:59 PM MDT, Thursday, May 2^nd, 2019.

The Southwest and Border Cultures Institute (SBCI) was founded in November 1998 upon receipt of a Challenge Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). The NEH award of $450,000 was matched by $1.35 million in non-federal dollars to create a permanent endowment of $1.8 million dollars. The purpose of the SBCI is to enable acquisitions by the University Library and Museum, fund faculty and graduate student research on Southwestern and US-Mexico Border issues in the humanities, and to fund on- and off-campus public programs that relate to humanities issues in the Southwest and US–Mexico Border region.

The SBCI began funding activities in 2001. The program is administered by an Administrative Council, with representatives from the departments of Anthropology, English, History, Languages, and Linguistics and from the University Museum and University Library. Faculty and students from other departments may apply for SBCI funding as long as their project is a humanities-focused project as determined by the Administrative Council.

For the purposes of this SBCI grant program, ‘Humanities’ has the following definition:
What are the Humanities: “The term ‘humanities’ includes, but is not limited to, the study and interpretation of the following: language, both modern and classical; linguistics; literature; history; jurisprudence; philosophy; archaeology; comparative religion; ethics; the history, criticism and theory of the arts; those aspects of social sciences which have humanistic content and employ humanistic methods; and the study and application of the humanities to the human environment with particular attention to reflecting our diverse heritage, traditions, and history and to the relevance of the humanities to the current conditions of the national life”.
–National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act, 1965, as amended

The SBCI award program solicits applications in the areas of:
LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS
MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS
OUTREACH & PUBLIC PROGRAMMING
LECTURE SERIES
GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH
FACULTY RESEARCH
Application instructions (Guidelines) and the application form for this Spring 2019 SBCI Grant award opportunity can be accessed at the links below:

Southwest and Border Cultures Institute Grants, 2017-2018

wdt_ID	Recipient	Project Title	Award Funds
1	Rus Bradburd (English)	Southwest and Border Cultures Distinguished Visiting Writer Series	$3000 Lecture Series
2	Jamie Bronstein (History)	The Chicano Movement in Southern New Mexico	$3100 Faculty Research
3	Rachel Cover (Anthropology)	Entomomania – Insects in Art and Culture	$1500 Graduate Student Research
4	Dennis Daily (Library)	Library Acquisitions for Archives and Special Collections	$2000 Library Acquisitions
5	Braeden Dimitroff (Anthropology)	Water is Life: Indigenous Exchange University Museum Panel Discussion	$1357 Museum
6	Spencer Herrera (Languages & Linguistics)	Borderlands Poesia en Voz Alta Contest	$2900 Outreach/Public Programming
7	Kelly Jenks and Mary Alice Scott (Anthropology)	New Mexico Rural Heritage Oral History Project	$4120 Faculty Research/Graduate Student Research
8	M. Catherine Jonet (Interdisciplinary Studies)	Feminist Border Arts Film Festival	$921 Lecture Series
9	Mollo Molloy (Library)	Library Acquisitions – Caribbean Literature	$1400 Library Acquisitions
10	Nicholas Natividad (Criminal Justice)	Decolonizing the Borderlands: Restorative, Justice, Education and Health along the Border	$2000 Library Acquisitions

Southwest and Border Cultures Institute Grants, 2016-2017

wdt_ID	Recipient	Project Title	Award Funds
1	Lois Stanford (Anthropology)	“The Enduring Musical Traditions of Northern New Mexico”	$800 Lecture Series
2	Marquette Gass (Anthropology)	“Food Narratives: Examining Women’s Lives with Diabetes in Southern New Mexico”	$2050 Graduate Student Research
3	Fumiyasu Arakawa (Anthropology)	“Mimbres Pottery Designs using Descent Community Approaches”	$5418 Faculty Research
4	Andrea Crawley (Anthropology) and Fumiyasu Arakawa (Anthropology)	“The Mimbres People and Culture of the American Southwest”	$5000 Museum Acquisition
6	Kayla Myers (Anthropology)	“Cancerous Borderlands and Courageous Women: A Cancer Support Group in Juarez”	$750 Graduate Student Research
7	Rus Bradburd (English)	“Southwest and Border Writers Reading Series”	$3000 Lecture Series
8	Peter Kopp (History)	“The Murals of Las Cruces Project”	$2000 Outreach and Public Programming
16		TOTAL FUNDING	$19,018

Southwest and Borders Cultures Institute Grants, 2015-2016

Person	Project	Awards/Fund
Alisa Gonzalez	“Celebrating El día de los niños/El día de los libros 2016”	$1,744.05 Lecture Series $ 250.00 Library Acquisition $1,994.05 Total
Garrett Leitermann	“Improving Museum Outreach for Elementary and Primary Age”	$1,166.75 Graduate Student Research
Jacqueline Heuer	“Storytelling Through Recipes: Utilizing Oral Histories to Understand Multi-Generational Perceptions of Traditional and Healthy Foods”	$1,406.63 Graduate Student Research
John Sandstrom and Dana Christman	“Expand Library Collections in the History and Future of Native American Education in the Southwest Border Region”	$3,000.00 Library Acquisition
Lily Hoang	“La Sociedad para las Artes Distinguished Visiting Writers Series”	$2,989.80 Lecture Series
Marisa Sage	“Control the Moment: Paul Turounet and Terri Warpinski”	$ 181.08 Graduate Student Research $1,840.16 Outreach and Public Programming $1,155.00 Museum Acquisition $3,176.24 Total
Michelle Lanteri	“Creating Culture: Hopi Makers, Past and Present”	$1,931.47$ Graduate Student Research $3,250 Outreach and Public Programming $2,752.45 Museum Acquisition $7,933.92 Total
Peter Kopp	“Fabian Garcia: Borderland Horticulturalist”	$2,000.00 Faculty Research $2,000.00 Total
TOTAL		$23,667.39

Southwest and Borders Cultures Institute Grants, 2011-2014

Year	PI	Title	Grant Type	Award Amount
2011	Amado Guzman	Narratives of Statehood: New Mexico and the United States	Outreach	$ 631.38
2011	Amado Guzman	Narratives of Statehood: New Mexico and the United States	Lecture Series	$ 5,449.80
2011	Mardi Mahaffy, Sarah Baker	New Mexico State University Library 2010 Program Celebrating El dia de los ninos/El dia de los libros	Lecture Series	$ 4,000.00
2011	Molly Molloy	The Ivan Schulman/Evelyn Garfield Collection in the NMSU Library: A Project to Add Value to a Unique Resource for Latin American Literary Scholarship	Library Acquisition	$ 2,487.45
2011	Inigo Garcia-Bryce	Reporting on Environmental Issues in US-Mexico Border	Library Acquisition	$ 4,180.00
2011	Andrea Orzoff	Undesirables in America: Immigration in Historical Perspectives	Outreach	$ 2,500.00
2011	Christina Mandell	Painting Lives, Preserving Culture: Acoma and Laguna	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,097.98
2011	Christina Mandell	Painting Lives, Preserving Culture: Acoma and Laguna	Museum Acquisition	$ 6,310.74
2011		Fall 2011 College of Arts and Sciences Colloqium Borderlands Series	Outreach	$ 1,200.00
2011	Daniel Valverde	La Matanza: Culture Through Food	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,440.00
2011	Kathryn Koerschner	Fry-Bread, Health and Contemporary Ethnic Identity Among Navajo People	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,384.00
2011	Sarah Clark	Voices from Chope’s Kitchen: Food, Gender and Identity in La Mesa, New Mexico	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,503.10
2011	Connie Voisine	La Sociedad Para los Artes	Lecture Series	$ 1,503.10
2011	Amanda Catalano	Danicng Under the Moon: Journey Through the Mexican Sierra Tarahumara	Outreach	$ 2,261.90
2011	Amanda Catalano	Danicng Under the Moon: Journey Through the Mexican Sierra Tarahumara	Lecture Series	$ 1,928.50
2011	Amanda Catalano	Danicng Under the Moon: Journey Through the Mexican Sierra Tarahumara	Graduate Student Research	$ 545.48
2011	Amanda Catalano	Danicng Under the Moon: Journey Through the Mexican Sierra Tarahumara	Museum Acquisition	$ 1,000.00
2011	Spencer Herrera	Sagrado: A Photopoetics Across the Chicano/a Homeland	Faculty Research	$ 1,446.24
2011	Daniel Villa	Placitas: Preserving the ‘other’ history of the Mesquite Historic District in Las Cruces	Outreach	$ 729.13
2011	Lois Stanford	Piki Bread at Tesque Pueblo: Conserving and Sharing New Mexico Food Traditions	Outreach	$ 300.23
2011	Lois Stanford	Piki Bread at Tesque Pueblo: Conserving and Sharing New Mexico Food Traditions	Lecture Series	$ 1,137.88
2011	Jennifer Robles	Designs of Culture: Reading Southwest Relationships through Ute Beadwork	Outreach	$ 729.13
2011	Jennifer Robles	Designs of Culture: Reading Southwest Relationships through Ute Beadwork	Lecture Series	$ 990.83
2011	Jennifer Robles	Designs of Culture: Reading Southwest Relationships through Ute Beadwork	Faculty Research	$ 4,080.60
2011	Jennifer Robles	Designs of Culture: Reading Southwest Relationships through Ute Beadwork	Museum Acquisition	$ 2,798.40
2011	Annie Muirhead	Publishing the Conference Proceedings from the “Crossroads of History” Confernce	Outreach	$ 729.13
2011	Valerie Amendola, Natalie Harding	Native American Cradleboards of the Southwest	Outreach	$ 1,544.04
2011	Valerie Amendola, Natalie Harding	Native American Cradleboards of the Southwest	Lecture Series	$ 1,190.07
2011	Valerie Amendola, Natalie Harding	Native American Cradleboards of the Southwest	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,699.80
2011	Valerie Amendola, Natalie Harding	Native American Cradleboards of the Southwest	Museum Acquisition	$ 2,862.00
2011	Molly Molloy, Diego Mora	Expanding Access to Cartoneras (independent book publishing movement) in the US Mexico Border and American Southwest	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,699.80
2011	Molly Molloy, Diego Mora	Expanding Access to Cartoneras (independent book publishing movement) in the US Mexico Border and American Southwest	Library Acquisition	$ 500.00
2011	Mardi Mahaffy, Sarah Baker	New Mexico State University Library 2013 Program Celebrating El dia de los ninos/El dia de los libros	Outreach	$ 428.90
2011	Mardi Mahaffy, Sarah Baker	New Mexico State University Library 2013 Program Celebrating El dia de los ninos/El dia de los libros	Lecture Series	$ 1,275.75
2011	Ellen Bosman	An Online Map of New Mexico’s Literary Heritage	Library Acquisition	$ 2,000.00
2011	Rani Alexander	Historical Archaeology at Lake Valley, New Mexico: Social Interaction and Identity in a Frontier Ghost Town	Faculty Research	$ 2,498.00
2011	Spencer Herrera, Jennie Luna	Danza Mexica/Azteca in Northern New Mexico and El Paso, Texas	Outreach	$ 1,923.48
2011	Spencer Herrera, Jennie Luna	Danza Mexica/Azteca in Northern New Mexico and El Paso, Texas	Faculty Research	$ 1,039.16
Total amount awarded for 2011				$ 71,407.92
2012	Spencer Herrera	Sagrado: A Photopoetics Across the Chicano/a Homeland	Faculty Research	$1,446.24
2012	Daniel Villa	Placitas: Preserving the ‘Other’ History of the Mesquite Historic District in Las Cruces	Outreach	$729.13
2012	Lois Stanford	Piki Bread at Tesuque Pueblo: Conserving and Sharing New Mexico Food Traditions	Outreach	$300.23
2012	Lois Stanford	Piki Bread at Tesuque Pueblo: Conserving and Sharing New Mexico Food Traditions	Lecture Series	$1,137.88
2012	Jennifer Robles	Designs of Culture: Reading Southwest Relationships Through Ute Beadwork	Outreach	$729.13
2012	Jennifer Robles	Designs of Culture: Reading Southwest Relationships Through Ute Beadwork	Lecture Series	$990.83
2012	Jennifer Robles	Designs of Culture: Reading Southwest Relationships Through Ute Beadwork	Faculty Research	$4,080.60
2012	Jennifer Robles	Designs of Culture: Reading Southwest Relationships Through Ute Beadwork	Museum Acquisition	$2,798.40
2012	Annie Muirhead	Publishing the Conference Proceedings from the “Crossroads of History” Conference	Outreach	$729.13
2012	Valerie Amendola and Natalie Harding	Native American Cradleboards of the Southwest	Outreach	$1,554.04
2012	Valerie Amendola and Natalie Harding	Native American Cradleboards of the Southwest	Lecture Series	$1,190.07
2012	Valerie Amendola and Natalie Harding	Native American Cradleboards of the Southwest	Graduate Student Research	$1,699.80
2012	Valerie Amendola and Natalie Harding	Native American Cradleboards of the Southwest	Museum Acquisition	$2,862.00
2012	Molly Molloy and DiegoMora	Expanding Access to Cartoneras (Independent Book Publishing Movement) in the U.S.-Mexico Border and the American Southwest	Graduate Student Research	$1,699.80
2012	Molly Molloy and DiegoMora	Expanding Access to Cartoneras (Independent Book Publishing Movement) in the U.S.-Mexico Border and the American Southwest	Library Acquisition	500
2012	Mardi Mehaffy and Sarah Baker	New Mexico State University Library 2013 Program Celebrating El dìa de los niños/El dìa de los libros	Outreach	428.9
2012	Mardi Mehaffy and Sarah Baker	New Mexico State University Library 2013 Program Celebrating El dìa de los niños/El dìa de los libros	Lecture Series	1275.75
Total amount awarded for 2012				$ 24,151.93
2013	Rani Alexander	Historical Archaeology at Lake Valley, New Mexico: Social Interaction and Identity in a Frontier Ghost Town	Faculty Research	$2,498.00
2013	Spencer Herrera, Jennie Luna	Danza Mexica/Azteca in Northern New Mexico and El Paso, Texas	Outreach	$1923.48
2013	Spencer Herrera, Jennie Luna	Danza Mexica/Azteca in Northern New Mexico and El Paso, Texas	Faculty research	$1039.16
2013	Mardi Mehaffy, Sarah Baker	NMSUL 2014 Program: Celebrating El dia de los ninos/El dia de los libros	Outreach	$600.00
2013	Mardi Mehaffy, Sarah Baker	NMSUL 2014 Program: Celebrating El dia de los ninos/El dia de los libros	Lecture Series	$1900.00
2013	Dylan Ratzinger	Native American Baskets of Arizona	Graduate Student Research	$1998.00
2013	Dylan Ratzinger	Native American Baskets of Arizona	Museum Acquisition	$4,000.00
2013	Mary Alice Scott	Learning “Culture” in Medical Education: An Exploratory Study of Residents’ Experiences in a Borderlands Family Practice Residency Program	Outreach	$1,431.00
2013	Josephine Smith	The Creative Side of Government: Using Government Documents in Humanities Research	Outreach	$600.13
2013	Lois Stanford	La Cocineras Mesilleras: Food, Gender and Kitchens in Mesilla, New Mexico	Faculty Research	$2,070.00
2013	Connie Voisine	Southwest and Border Cultures Readings	Lecture Series	$2,290.00
2013	Cindy Watkins	Digitizing NMSU’s Historical Agricultural Extension Service Publications	Museum Acquisition	$2,000.00
2013	Richard Wright	The Stories Behind the Statistics: An Ethnographic Analysis of Health Disparity and Disease within New Mexico	Graduate Student Research	$2,492.00
Total amount awarded for 2013				$ 24,842.44
2014	Spencer Herrera	Retelling Tejano History	Faculty Research	$2,050.20
2014	Barry Thatcher	La Sociedad Visiting Writers	Lecture	$2,050.20
2014	Erica Davis	Native American Instruments	Graduate Research	$827.25
2014	Erica Davis	Native American Instruments	Lecture	$2,050.20
2014	Erica Davis	Native American Instruments	Museum	$2,886.68
2014	Anna Strankman	Native American Beadwork	Outreach	$2,050.20
2014	Anna Strankman	Native American Beadwork	Museum	$2,886.68
2014	Camilo Perez Bustillo	Rights on the Line	Faculty Research	$1,496.64
2014	Ellen Bosman	On-Line Map/ Literary Heritage	Graduate Research	$4,202.91
2014	Ellen Bosman	On-Line Map/ Literary Heritage	Outreach	$2,020.20
Total amount awarded for 2014				$ 22,521.16
Total amount awarded for years 2011 – 2014				$ 142,923.45

Southwest and Borders Cultures Institute Grants, 2007-2010

Year	PI	Title	Grant Type	Award Amount
2007	Robert Boswell	La Sociedad para las Artes/Southwest Border Writers	Lecture Series	$ 2,000.00
2007	Gary W. Mayhood, Molly Molloy	Aqua le pido a mi Dios: Strengthening the Mexican/Border Region Sheet Music Collection of the NMSU Library	Library Acquisitions	$ 2,000.00
2007	Dyanna Morkun	Museum Acquisitions: An Exhibit of Ethnographic Photographs in the University Museum Auditorium	Museum Acquisitions	$ 2,084.00
2007	Sylvia Ortiz, Mardi Mahaffy	Celebrate Community Culture: The 75th Anniversary of the New Deal Arts Projects	Outreach	$ 1,982.00
2007	Kathryn R. Venzor	An Interactive Database of the Pottery from the Americas Exhibit at the University Museum	Graduate Research	$ 950.0
2007	Kathryn R. Venzor	An Interactive Database of the Pottery from the Americas Exhibit at the University Museum	Outreach	$ 1,700.00
Total amount awarded for 2007				$ 10,716.00
2008	Jeff Brown	A & S Colloquium Series	Lecture Series	$ 1,335.00
2008	Jon Hunner	Recording Centennial Voices	Faculty Research	$ 1,385.54
2008	Mardi Mahaffy, Sarah Baker	NMSU Library 2009 Program Celebrating El Dia de los ninos/Elo dia de los libros	Lecture Series	$ 1,600.00
2008	Mardi Mahaffy, Sarah Baker	NMSU Library 2009 Program Celebrating El Dia de los ninos/Elo dia de los libros	Outreach	$ 400.00
2008	Gaega D. McGahee	Creating Beauty-Dine Weavers Speak: Museum Acquisitions, Research, Exhibition and Public Education	Museum Acquisitions	$ 2,000.00
2008	Gaega D. McGahee	Creating Beauty-Dine Weavers Speak: Museum Acquisitions, Research, Exhibition and Public Education	Faculty Research	$ 878.00
2008	Molly Molloy, Neil Harvey	Preserving Memory/Promoting Justice: Developing a Research Archive of US-Mexico Border Activism	Lecture Series	$ 2,500.00
2008	Molly Molloy, Neil Harvey	Preserving Memory/Promoting Justice: Developing a Research Archive of US-Mexico Border Activism	Library Acquisition	$ 1,500.00
2008	Molly Molloy, Neil Harvey	Preserving Memory/Promoting Justice: Developing a Research Archive of US-Mexico Border Activism	Graduate Research	$ 2,000.00
2008	Lisa Anne Nardi	Museum Acquisitions: A Mimbres Pottery Exhibition at the University Museum of NMSU	Museum Acquisitions	$ 640.00
2008	Lisa Anne Nardi	Museum Acquisitions: A Mimbres Pottery Exhibition at the University Museum of NMSU	Graduate Research	$ 1,812.00
2008	Amanda Stroud	NMSU Museum Exhibit for the Visually Impaired	Museum Acquistions	$ 1,794.00
2008	Connie Voisine	Southwest Border & Cultures Writers	Lecture Series	$ 2,000.00
Total amount awarded for 2008				$ 19,844.54
2009	Ellen Bosman	Building a Spanish Language Gay/Lesbian Collection for the Borderland	Library Acquisitions	$ 2,000.00
2009	Katherine Brooks	Behind the Mask: Exploring the Origins of Pascua Yaqui Champayekam Rituals	Graduate Research	$ 1,375.00
2009	Mardi Mahaffy, Sarah Baker	NMSU Library 2010 Program Celebrating El Dia de Los Niños/El Dia de Los Libros	Library Acquisitions	$ 2,000.00
2009	Dorothy Ormes	NMSU Library Government Documents Centennial Celebration	Library Acquisition	$ 2,773.00
2009	Matthew Punke	Trails of the Southwest	Graduate Research	$ 1,939.00
2009	Laura D. Reyes	Hilos de Tradicion (Threads of Tradition): The Blankets of Chimayo	Museum Acquisitions	$ 2,312.00
2009	Julie Steinkopf Rice	Transnational Feminism Along the US/Mexico Border: Perpectives from the North	Faculty Research	$ 2,723.30
2009	Jennifer L. Robles	Communicating with the Spirits: Hopi Katsina Dolls	Graduate Research	$ 3,452.00
2009	Connie Voisine	Southwest and Border Cultures Writers Series	Outreach	$ 1,500.00
Total amount awarded for 2009				$ 20,074.30
2010	Jennifer Robles	Southwest Native American Silver and Photography	Outreach	$ 1,315.00
2010	Jennifer Robles	Southwest Native American Silver and Photography	Lecture Series	$ 835.00
2010	Jennifer Robles	Southwest Native American Silver and Photography	Faculty Research	$ 1,666.00
2010	Jennifer Robles	Southwest Native American Silver and Photography	Museum Acquisition	$ 6,201.08
2010	Jennifer Robles	Southwest Native American Silver and Photography	Library Acquisition	$ 136.00
2010	Brenda Benefit	Family Workshop Program at the NMSU Musuem	Outreach	$ 2,000.00
2010	Mardi Mahaffy, Sarah Baker	New Mexico State University Library 2010 Program Celebrating El dia de los ninos/El dia de los libros	Library Acquisition	$ 2,000.00
2010	Patricia MacGregor-Mendoza	Developing Access to Electronic Resources in Spanish Linguistics	Library Acquisition	$ 4,000.00
2010	Connie Voisine	La Sociedad Para los Artes	Lecture Series	$ 2,000.00
2010	Mark Waltermire	Influence of Border Spanish on Traditional Spanish of Barelas, NM	Faculty Research	$ 1,300.00
2010	Spencer Herrera	Writing and Remembering New Mexico	Faculty Research	$ 1,800.00
2010	Gabrielle Wanetah	Ethnographic Study	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,010.00
2010	Stephanie Hawkings	Casas Grandes Polychrome Ceramics	Outreach	$ 575.00
2010	Stephanie Hawkings	Casas Grandes Polychrome Ceramics	Lecture Series	$ 940.00
2010	Stephanie Hawkings	Casas Grandes Polychrome Ceramics	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,350.00
2010	Joanna Dearduff	Southwest Mogollon Rock Art	Outreach	$ 2,000.00
2010	Joanna Dearduff	Southwest Mogollon Rock Art	Lecture Series	$ 285.00
2010	Joanna Dearduff	Southwest Mogollon Rock Art	Graduate Student Research	$ 510.00
2010	Amanda Catalano	Expanding the Exhibit and Research Potential of the NMSU Musuem’s Southwest Collections	Graduate Student Research	$ 1,665.00
2010	Spencer Hererra	Sagrado: A Photopoetics Across the Chicano/a Homeland	Outreach	$ 350.00
2010	Spencer Hererra	Sagrado: A Photopoetics Across the Chicano/a Homeland	Lecture Series	$ 1,550.00
Total amount awarded for 2010				$ 33,488.08
Total amount awarded for years 2007 – 2010				$ 84,122.92

Southwest and Borders Cultures Institute Grants, 2001-2006

Year	PI	Title	Grant Type	Award Amount
2001	Rani Alexander	Paleoethnozoology in Southern New Mexico: Results from NMSU Archaeological Field Schools	Faculty Research	$ 2,020.00
2001	Laurence Creider, Molly Molloy	Building the Scholarly Infrastructure for Research in the Archivos Historicos de Arzobispado de Durango	Lecture Series	$ 1,000.00
2001	Laurence Creider, Molly Molloy	Building the Scholarly Infrastructure for Research in the Archivos Historicos de Arzobispado de Durango	Library Acquisitions	$ 3,000.00
2001	Kellie Hume, Maria Luisa Luna	University Museum and The Borderland: Reaching Out to Communities in Need	Outreach	$ 1,468.80
2001	Monte L. McCrossin	Making Silent Stones Speak: Documentation and Analysis of a Desert Mogollon Petroglyph Assemblage in the Cook’s Peak Area of the Mimbres River Drainage of Luna County, NM	Faculty Research	$ 897.00
2001	Monte L. McCrossin	Making Silent Stones Speak: Documentation and Analysis of a Desert Mogollon Petroglyph Assemblage in the Cook’s Peak Area of the Mimbres River Drainage of Luna County, NM	Museum Acquisition	$ 897.00
2001	Terry Reynolds	Amador Exhibit Research	Museum Acquisition	$ 1,000.00
2001	Terry Reynolds	Amador Exhibit Research	Outreach	$ 1,000.00
2001	Lois Stanford, Paulo Oemig	Catholic Church Perspectives on Popular Catholicism on Northern New Mexico	Graduate Research	$ 1,900.00
Total amount awarded for 2001				$ 13,182.80
2003	Kristi Arford	Gender and Islam in Northern New Mexico	Graduate Research	$ 1,000.00
2003	Marsha Weisiger	Border, Boundaries and Frontiers: A Public Lecture Series	Lecture Series	$ 2,000.00
2003	Osvaldo Cleger	Literary Journal Arenas Blancas	Graduate Research	$ 1,000.00
2003	Marcos Guerrero, Amanda Wintcher	Exploring Southwest Art and Astronomy	Graduate Research	$ 1,000.00
2003	Stephan Hussman	Processing og the Mark Medoff Papers	Outreach	$ 1,670.00
2003	Stephan Hussman	Processing the Keith Wilson Poetry Book Collection	Outreach	$ 1,670.00
2003	Katrina Krupicka	The Loyal Questionnaire: the Oppression of Japanese Americans During World War II	Graduate Research	$ 1,000.00
2003	Donella Lucero	Land Tenure in New Mexico	Graduate Research	$ 1,000.00
2003	Tom Lynch	Narrative Scholarship in a Study of Southwestern Literature	Faculty Research	$ 1,680.00
2003	Gary W. Mayhood	Expanding Southwestern Cultural Resources: Development of a Mariachi Collection at NMSU	Faculty Research	$ 2,520.00
2003	Tim McKimmie	Vegetable and Fruit Production in New Mexico: Past, Present and Future	Faculty Research	$ 1,680.00
2003	Molly Molloy	Keeping Pace with Borderland Leterature	Faculty Research	$ 2,520.00
2003	Terry Reynolds	Border Lives Once Lived Outreach Materials Development	Outreach	$ 1,670.00
2003	Marsha Weisiger	Sheep Dreams: Environment, Identity and Gender in Navajo Country	Faculty Research	$ 1,680.00
Total amount awarded for 2003				$ 22,090.00
2004	Shannon Gray	The Vinton Oral History Project	Faculty Research	$ 2,000.00
2004	Jon Hunner	Taking Time Traveling on the Road	Outreach	$ 1,000.00
2004	Gary W. Mayhood, Molly Molloy	Across the Rio Grande: Hispanic Folk Music Traditions in New Mexico, Texas, and the Borderlands on Northern Mexico	Library Acquisitions	$ 2,000.00
2004	Tim McKimmie	Vegetable and Fruit Production in New Mexico: Past, Present and Future	Outreach	$ 1,000.00
2004	Lois Stanford	Ethnographic Assesment of Tourism Impacts on Hispanic Communities along the Camino Real de Tierra Adentro	Outreach	$ 1,938.00
2004	Marsha Weisiger	Sheep Dreams: Environment, Identity and Gender in Navajo Country	Faculty Research	$ 1,000.00
Total amount awarded for 2004				$ 8,938.00
2006	Susan Beck	Through a Lens Starkly: Visions of the Borderland and the American Southwest in feature films	Library Acquisitions	$ 2,000.00
2006	Christine Eber	Lives Transformed in times of Struggle and Hope	Faculty Research	$ 2,000.00
2006	Patricia MacGregor-Mendoza	Identifying Surrender, Survival and Success with Stories of Linguistic Repression in the Border Region	Faculty Research	$ 2,000.00
2006	Susan Metcalf, Mardi Mahaffy	NMSU Library 2007 Program Celebrating El Dia de Los Niños/El Dia de Los Libros	Outreach	$ 1,929.14
2006	Jennifer Shepherd	Border Writers Sound Archive-Rescue Project	Graduate Research	$ 2,000.00
2006	Lois Stanford	Food, Farm and Gardens in the Mesilla Valley	Graduate Research	$ 2,000.00
2006	Lois Stanford	Revisioning Food, Community and Sustainability in Southern New Mexico	Lecture Series	$ 2,000.00
2006	Kathryn Valentine Monica Torres	A Qualitative Approach to College Student Perceptions of Cross-Cultural Interactions on the Border	Faculty Research	$ 1,525.00
2006	Connie Voisine	Southwest and Border Culture Writers Series	Lecture Series	$ 2,000.00
Total amount awarded for 2006				$ 17,454.14
Total amount awarded for years 2001 – 2006				$ 61,664.94

Mini-Grants

Applications for the

Spring 2018 College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Mini-grant

award program are now being accepted.

The application submission deadline is 11:59 PM Tuesday, February 27th, 2018.

College of Arts and Sciences Mini-grant awards support scholarship and creative activities by tenured and tenure-track faculty across the college, except those holding visiting appointments. An award will typically be for $500 to $1,000.

A primary goal of the College of Arts & Sciences mini-grant program is to provide seed funding for new projects with the potential to attract future external funding support. Many mini-grants lead to subsequent external grant proposal submission. Any project concerned with scholarship or creative activities that can lead to peer reviewed outcomes (including the scholarship of discovery, application, integration, and/or pedagogy) is potentially fundable.
If you experience problems with the online forms available below please contact Associate Dean Jim Murphy (murphy@ad.nmsu.edu) or Research Affairs Committee Chair Bruce Olberding (bruce@nmsu.edu).

Applications (including the Cover Page and Project Narrative and citations and brief CV and Budget) should be sent as a single PDF to the Research Affairs Committee Chair Dr. Bruce Olberding (bruce@nmsu.edu) and cced to Associate Dean Jim Murphy(murphy@ad.nmsu.edu). Thank you.

Contact Research Center

Location

The Research Center is located in room 163 Breland Hall, and open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. when the university is in session.

Mailing Address	Shipping Address
New Mexico State University College of Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Research Center PO Box 30001, MSC RC Las Cruces, NM 88003	New Mexico State University College of Arts and Sciences Corner of Stewart and Locust Room 163, Breland Hall Las Cruces, NM 88003

Contact Numbers

Telephone:
Fax:

(575) 646-7441
(575) 646-4188

Our Staff		Phone Number
James Murphy	Director/Associate Dean	646-7441
Lorenza Sanchez	Associate Director and Business Manager	646-4038
June Beck	Accountant, Associate	646-4930
Jonathan Larkin	Accountant, Associate	646-7750
Martha Chavez	Grants Coordinator	646-8133
Hope Martinez	Administrative Assistant	646-7441

NMSU Research Administration Services office

The Vice President for Research and Provost are proud to unveil a new exciting initiative geared toward greater research collaborations at NMSU. The Interdisciplinary IMPACT Mini-Grants Program is now accepting Applications! The IMPACT Mini-Grants Program is designed to stimulate interdisciplinary research projects that will serve as foundational opportunities to inspire collaboration among NMSU researchers in addressing complex problems and pursuing funding opportunities from various sources such as; federal/state grant agencies, foundations/industry/donor opportunities and inter-university grant collaborations resulting in a strengthening of the NMSU research enterprise.

For more information click on NMSU Research Administration Services office

Grant and Proposal Resources

The Research Center has compiled these resource to help with the grant/proposal writing process. If you would like to add any links please let us know.