College of Arts & Sciences

íHola Cowboys y Vaqueros! This is Research Associate Professor Paul Polechla from the UNM Biology Department. Recently I took a reconnaissance horse trip to Mexico. Here's how it all went down. Gerardo Suzán had earned a veterinarian degree prior to his ...

As the first known signing Deaf woman to receive a doctorate in philosophy, Teresa Burke faced unique challenges that she turned into unique opportunities. She graduated from UNM last week."Almost all of the bioethics and philosophical literature about ...

Getting involved with LGBTQ communities at UNM was the cornerstone of David Griffith's college experience. He graduates from UNM's College of Arts & Sciences with a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.

The UNM Office for Equity & Inclusion presents a "UNM Talking Circle" on "Obama, Osama, Geronimo & Mejía: Interrupting Nationalism & Racism as National Security," Wednesday, May 11 from 12-1:30 p.m. in the UNM Student Union Building Mirage/Thunderbird ...

Scientists, engineers and data librarians are working in an increasingly data-intensive research environment. The Environmental Information Management (EIM) Institute provides MS and Ph.D. students and professionals with the conceptual and practical ...

Two new outpatient, specialty clinics are now open at the UNM Psychology Clinic. One of the clinics is for patients with alcohol use disorders, while the other is for patients with anxiety disorders. Both will provide low-cost (sliding scale) assessment ...

Paul Platero, Edge of the Water Clan, grew up in Canoncito, now Tohajiiliee, about 30 miles west of Albuquerque. Education took him out of his community and brought him back again to teach Navajo. Platero, assistant professor in the UNM linguistics ...

The UNM Department of Geography will host the Richard Murphy Memorial Lecture featuring Alexander B. Murphy, Monday, April 25 from 10 to 10:50 in the First Floor Auditorium in the new Math and Science Building. Murphy's lecture, "Territory's Continuing ...

The University Libraries' Center for Regional Studies and Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections are hosting the 2011 Center for Regional Studies Colloquium Monday-Tuesday, April 25-26, in the Waters Room (rm. 125) at Zimmerman Library. All ...

The finding guide for the papers of Ladonna Harris, a nationally known Native American activist and the organization she founded, Americans for Indian Opportunity, is now available online in the Rocky Mountain Online Archive.The collection itself can be ...