Faculty News

UNM Online recognizes online instructors who recently participated in the Foundational Course Design Review, a collaborative initiative to enhance the online learning experience for students.

Those who seek a career as a faculty member in academia have endless choices after attaining their terminal degree (often a Ph.D., but this can vary depending by field).

Student researchers from UNM’s Lobo Language Acquisition Lab, Language Documentation Lab, and Indigenous Child Language Research Center presented at this year’s Indigenous Language Institute Symposium (ILIS), held recently at Sandia Resort and Casino....

Associate Professor James Burns, Ed.D., joined UNM's College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS) in Fall 2024. In just his second year on campus, he is already gaining attention for scholarship that pushes educators to think...

Richard W. Etulain, a professor emeritus of history at The University of New Mexico (UNM), has published his 65th book, with two more already underway.

At the University of New Mexico’s College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS), momentum is building. Across urban and rural communities, on tribal lands and in border towns, more students are choosing to teach - and more seasoned educators are rising...

The biannual Paul Bartlett Ré Peace Prize has opened its 2026 nomination cycle. Artist and author Paul Bartlett Ré is recognized internationally for promoting world peace and harmony through his creative work.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s International Bureau of Education (UNESCO-IBE) and the Global Citizenship Education Interview Series will host an event celebrating the launch of their Prospects special issue,...

The University of New Mexico Board of Regents invites faculty, staff, students, and community members to share their perspectives as part of the search for UNM’s next president.

“I see it as a temporary alternative to what’s happening at the Smithsonian, where Black people in particular gave family treasures to the museum and now it’s being censored. I see this as a kind of answer to that to preserve important memories to preserve community.”