Provost’s Office

The Lobo Reading Experience is a program created at the University of New Mexico to offer a common academic reading experience that fosters a sense of community. Each year, a book is selected as part of the Lobo Reading Experience that represents a...

This fall, the University of New Mexico reached an important milestone in the effort to transform the first-year experience when it discontinued offering remedial Introductory Studies (IS) courses. The IS courses were preparatory courses taught by...

After consultation with faculty and staff in the University of New Mexico School of Engineering, and with the appropriate university officials, Provost Chaouki Abdallah has announced that Joe Cecchi, current dean will continue to serve as dean through...

After consultation with faculty and staff in the Anderson School of Management, and with the appropriate university officials, Provost Chaouki Abdallah has announced Craig White as dean for the next three years to continure the positive momentum of the School. White has served as interim dean since July 2014.

In an effort to consolidate university efforts with the national laboratories, Provost Chaouki Abdallah announced that Dean of the School of Engineering Joseph Cecchi has been appointed as the new associate provost for national laboratory relations.

For more than 20 years, the University of New Mexico has been a proud supporter of the United Way of Central New Mexico, raising millions of dollars since the campaign’s inception. The 2015 fundraising effort began Oct. 1 and will run through Nov. 19.

The LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center, a new office designed to provide information and support to students and university community members dealing with sexual violence, misconduct, and harassment, is now open on the University of New Mexico campus.

Gov. Susana Martinez was on the University of New Mexico campus Wednesday kicking off her Summit on Higher Education. As the event’s keynote speaker, Martinez discussed a variety of issues facing higher education; focusing on the need for a more unified...

The Provost Committee for Staff (PCS) in partnership with the Human Resources department has created a scholarship for staff members that utilize their tuition remission benefit. There will be three scholarships of $350 awarded to UNM employees to help cover the costs of books, course fees and other related course supplies.

The University of New Mexico has once again been selected as one of the outstanding institutions profiled in “The Best 380 Colleges" (Penguin Random House / Princeton Review Books), seventh annual edition. The Princeton Review, the education services...