Taking steps toward shared governance
The Provost’s Office is trying to discern faculty members’ opinions on their stake in University governance.
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The Provost’s Office is trying to discern faculty members’ opinions on their stake in University governance.
With the health care debate sweeping the nation, four UNM graduate students have united to organize a rally in favor of a public option.
Do you want to work for The Man?
Bridges don’t usually wear bras.
The American Medical Student Association is trading candy bars for fruits and veggies during their Healthy Halloween Carnival to benefit the Children’s Miracle Network.
The Provost’s Office is teaming up with the Board of Regents and University College to streamline advisement all across campus.
President Obama will sign an expansion of the Federal Hate Crime law today, making it a federal crime to physically attack a person because of their sexual orientation. The Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act is named for two murder victims. James Byrd, Jr. was an African-American killed in Texas in 1998. Shepard was a gay Wyoming teenager who died after being kidnapped and severely beaten in 1998.
The Daniels Fund awarded a $15,000 grant this month to support a summer camp for children with autism in New Mexico.
Martinique Chavez, daughter of Mayor Martin Chavez, is a sophomore who inherited her father’s zeal for politics. She’s double majoring in political science and broadcast journalism. Martinique has been surrounded by politics since she was three, and when her father hands the reigns over to Mayor-elect Richard Berry on Dec. 1, she is anticipating some major changes in her life.
UNM community members can give input on proposed admissions standards changes and get responses to their concerns by e-mailing the Office of Enrollment Management. The e-mails are posted on an online forum linked to the main page of the UNM Web site. There have been 33 comments on the forum since it opened Oct. 1. To keep the discussion going, students, faculty, staff and community members can comment until Nov. 15.
Congressman Martin Heinrich was on campus Monday to meet with UNM health officials, visit the flu vaccination clinic in the SUB and discuss UNM’s preparation for the H1N1 virus.
UNM professor Shaung Luan has received the first-ever Qforma Lectureship award for making technological advances in radiology treatment that reduce the amount of time cancer patients spend in the hospital.
Student Kimberly Metz awoke in her dorm to loud, frightening noises coming from Johnson Field early Monday morning.
With midterms around the corner, students should head to the UNM Family Practice Center on north campus for their free flu immunizations, said Amy Frederick, Student Health & Counseling nurse manager.
If UNM undergraduates plan to attend graduate school, they should start planning as early as freshman year, said Jenna Crabb, UNM’s director of Career Services.
Ph.D. student Mel Strong is doing research so unique that he had to make his own instruments and build his own plane to complete it.
On top of preparing for the Rio Grande rivalry this weekend, the NMSU community had to deal with a bomb threat and a drive-by shooting.
Over a dozen student groups organized a demonstration at Smith Plaza Wednesday in an effort to get student signatures in support of the DREAM Act.
The University offered community members another opportunity to comment on campus development plans on Monday.
On Friday, Sept. 25 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., a glance at downtown Albuquerque will deliver a startling view of people rappelling down the side of the 203 foot tall, 14 story New Mexico Bank & Trust Building.