Provost’s Office

The 2016 National Security Studies Program (NSSP) Annual Symposium event is set for Monday, March 7 at 4 p.m. in Dane Smith Hall (DSH), Room 325. During the event, DPRK expert Sig Hecker will present on North Korea’s nuclear capabilities, as well as his...

The cost of textbooks always causes lively debate at the University of New Mexico. “It’s a pain point for students because it’s an impediment to academic success, said Stephen Burd co-chair of the Course Materials Subcommittee of the Provost’s Committee...

Four years ago when Robert Frank began his presidency at The University of New Mexico, one of his main goals was to increase student academic success. Now, through the Institute for Design and Innovation (IDI) – coupled with the implementation of a suite...

The Faculty Senate Teaching Enhancement Committee and the Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) are now accepting nominations of outstanding educators at UNM. Nominations are now being accepted. Instructors, students and staff are eligible to nominate...

For more than 30 years, The University of New Mexico’s Africana Studies Program has celebrated the start of Black History Month with a kick-off brunch and featured speaker. This year, Africana Studies in partnership with the African American Student...

Provost Chaouki Abdallah announced the reappointment of Dr. Mark Peceny as the dean of Arts and Sciences for a second five-year term. This decision comes after consultation with faculty and staff in the University of New Mexico College of Arts and...

Due to increased security measures at WisePies Arena aka The Pit, UNMPD and the Department of Athletics, will be conducting visual inspections of all people entering the arena for commencement.  In order to improve efficiency and expedite the process,...

The University of New Mexico hosts its commencement ceremonies Thursday & Friday, Dec. 10 & 11. Separate ceremonies will be held recognizing graduate degree students and baccalaureate and associate degrees students. The graduate ceremony, set for...

About 100 staff, faculty and even a few students gathered Friday for an informal discussion with President Bob Frank and some top administrators about the budget and other university issues. President Frank opened with a brief presentation on the factors...

A series of informal “Town Hall” meetings, designed to ask and discuss a variety of topics affecting campus, are planned for the University community. The first Town Hall is Friday, Nov. 13 at 1 p.m. in the Science and Math Learning Center, auditorium....