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UNM's Career Services has taken over a unique website aimed at retaining university graduates in New Mexico and finding jobs for New Mexicans who have left the state and want to return. The website currently has hundreds of employers and industries ...

Ryan Morrison, who is pursuing a Ph.D in Civil Engineering at UNM, recently received a prestigious two-year, $94,000 fellowship from the Hydro Research Foundation. Fellows are selected based on research vision, innovation, academic performance, potential ...

EHPP's final 2011 Lifesteps® session is set to begin Thursday, July 14, from 12 to 1 p.m. Classes will be held every Thursday for 16 weeks through November. Those interested in participating must schedule a one-on-one interview by June 30 to register. ...

Anderson School of Management.">U.S. News ranked the UNM Anderson School of Management among the top 10 schools in the nation for MBA students getting jobs within 90 days of graduation. MBA students typically have a high level of success finding work, ...

The UNM Staff Council is currently accepting nominations for the 2011 Staff Appreciation Award. The award recognizes and showcases individual staff members that rise above by leading, mentoring, encouraging and being a positive role model for others in ...

For the second year, the UNM Department of Theatre and Dance partners with the New Mexico Rail Runner Express to bring Shakespeare to the rails. UNM students perform in Shakespeare on the Rail on northbound trains departing downtown Albuquerque at 2:38 ...

It's survival of the fittest – even in the world of seeds. New research conducted by an international team of scientists including the University of New Mexico's Tim Lowrey, professor of Biology, reveals a complex plant-animal interaction of ...

Deputy Provost and Professor of Chemistry Dr. Richard Holder has resigned as Deputy Provost as of the end of June 2011. He has served 25 years as Deputy Provost and Associate Provost for Academic Affairs at UNM. Other past administrative positions have ...

Jordan Biro, a Center for Regional Studies George I. Sanchez Fellow at the Center for Southwest Research in University Libraries, gives this talk on her research into the history of the Taos Artists' Colony and on one member of that colony, writer Myron ...

When Karen Roybal began attending land grant association meetings in New Mexico as part of her job at the Southwest Hispanic Research Institute, she noticed that women were an important part of the discussion. Land grants given by the Spanish and Mexican ...