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Advance at the University of New Mexico, in partnership with the Faculty Research Development Office, is offering a variety of workshops open to all faculty. 

ADVANCE at UNM and the Faculty Research Development Office (FRDO) are working together to provide workshops, resources, and information to faculty to help navigate changing research rules and policies. 

Every spring semester, Advance at the University of New Mexico hosts a variety of faculty development workshops. This year’s workshops include caregiving duties and an AI Research Workshop with UNM Computer Science Professor Melanie Moses. Additionally,...

A series of updates to Title IX regulations include several significant changes for UNM faculty, students and staff. The new Title IX regulations, which prohibit sex-based discrimination, were approved by the U.S. Department of Education earlier this...

Ahead of the start of the fall semester, Advance at The University of New Mexico, the Office of Academic Affairs and the Center for Teaching and Learning are hosting a series of workshops on developing communities in academic settings and responding to...

A new survey by Advance at UNM finds that full-time, main campus faculty report a complex mix of organizational experiences and attitudes. The fall 2023 survey found, for example, high levels of work and teaching well-being among faculty, but low levels...

Applications are now being accepted for the Advance at UNM 2024 Women In STEM awards. The awards, now in their ninth year at The University of New Mexico, range from $3,000 to $15,000, and three types of grants will be given. The categories include...

Advance at The University of New Mexico is hosting a variety of spring faculty development workshops. The lineup this semester includes workshops in collaboration with the Faculty Research Development Office on the proposal review process. This series...

Building on its previous surveys of UNM faculty, Advance at UNM is conducting a comprehensive climate survey with the goal of understanding and improving programs to recruit, retain and support all faculty. The survey of full-time main campus faculty is...

UNM faculty members are still affected by ongoing stress and work obstacles stemming from the Coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report compiled by Advance at UNM. The report, based on data collected in spring 2022, found faculty feeling burned...