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Don't want to miss the game? No worries. A UNM Engineering student created an app that provides in-seat food delivery to fans during sporting events.

Sudden cardiac arrest kills more than 400,000 people in the U.S. every year. Surprisingly, 9,000 of those are under the age of 18. Many of these deaths could have been prevented if those close by had been trained to perform a few simple lifesaving...

With the holidays around the corner, The University of New Mexico focuses on paying it forward which is why UNM’s IT Department brought the organization, Project Heart Start onto campus recently. Project Heart Start is a collaborative effort between...

The New Mexico Heart Institute Foundation hosts Project Heart Start in an effort to educate all capable citizens to perform compression only CPR and save the lives of victims who suffer from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Participants will learn to...

The University of New Mexico hosts the 8th annual Project Heart Start Day on Saturday, June 17. Sponsored by Project Heart Start New Mexico, community members can learn how to save a life at several locations around New Mexico including Albuquerque, Los...

Today, teachers are expected to be multifaceted in their ability to teach across the disciplines to a diverse group of students. To help meet that need, the University of New Mexico’s College of Education (COE) has developed a new project, titled Supporting Transformation Action in Reciprocity Together (START), that’s designed to increase the number of effective teachers in early childhood, elementary and secondary schools by providing rural, and tribal cultural field experiences and integrating coursework to support development of cultural competency for students studying to become professional educators.

The third annual statewide Project Heart Start, a public service campaign to teach hands-on, compression-only CPR, will be held at UNM’s Johnson Center in the South Gym in Albuquerque and at various locations throughout New Mexico on Saturday, June 7 f

To excel in an educational environment, business skills are just as necessary as technical and educational skills.  As a state institution with over several thousand employees, an understanding of business best practices will augment your work ...

STC.UNM ended its fiscal year in strong fashion by exceeding targeted goals in nearly all metrics, an indication that the program’s maturity is “paying off” in robust commercialization activity and deepening ties with our entrepreneurial business community.