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Im starting a robotics company in Las Cruces and I was looking for a student who might be looking for a part time job (10hrs / wk). It would come with some office space that the student could use for their own private studies. I sent an email to some robotics professors at the University but they didn't respond. I wasn't sure exactly how to post a job to find students. Ideally this would be for a grad student with robotics as a focus but I would consider any student with serious STEM chops who is interested in robotics (with some sort of nexus or tie in to it).

The work would be research-y and miscellaneous but would give you solid work experience. DM me. Oh, one thing: you have to reside in a HubZone which is a part of the city that is designated as economically disadvantaged. I'm in process to get HubZone certification which basically means I'm linking the success of my company with people who reside in an economically challenging location.

Hi folks,

I’m currently a master’s student in applied math at another university (Houston), and I’m heavily considering applying to NMSU’s Applied Statistics PhD program. Does anyone here know much about the program (particularly course quality, funding, research activity, department culture) beyond what is currently available on the NMSU website? Additionally, how will Las Cruces be as someone who is from Houston? Is it easy to traverse the city without a car?

Good evening, I have a question about whether something I did could affect my roommate selection when applying.

When filling out the application, I put they/them as my pronouns, and my best friend put: she/her. We're applying for the same semester, hoping to be roommates, but I understand the system only matches people whose gender identity is female with others whose gender identity is female, and the same for people with a male gender identity.

Could this affect my ability to select her as a roommate?