UNM archaeologist and anthropologist Dr. Frances Hayashida received the Fulbright Award to continue her research abroad during fall 2018. In this video, she gives us a look inside her expedition to Chile’s Atacama Desert. Hayashida and her team’s current research focuses on ancient agriculture and ritual practices. During Hayashida’s latest season abroad, their focus […] Read More
Dr. Judy Cannon, an associate professor in the Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology and Dr. Melanie Moses, an associate professor in the Departments of Computer Science and Biology. Their proposal is “Multiscale modeling of swarm dynamics.” The project will image live immune cells responding to an infection as a basis to understand how biological […] Read More
Dr. Amy Neel, an Associate Professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences and Dr. Jessica Richardson, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences. Their proposal is “Speech and Language Biomarkers of Repeated Head Trauma in Professional Fighters” and they will investigate changes in communication skills associated with repeated head […] Read More
Dr. Cindy Gevarter, an assistant professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences. Her proposal is “Individualized communication assessment, intervention, and communication partner training for learners with autism spectrum disorder and limited speech.” This study will explore methods for incorporating iPad-based communication devices into the everyday routines of non-vocal children with autism. The […] Read More
Dr. Kira Villa, an assistant professor in the Department of Economics. Her proposal is “The Intergenerational Health Impact of Early Life Climate Variability and its Implication for Child Recovery from Natural Disasters: Evidence from Indonesia.” “For a sample of Indonesian women, we will examine the effects of early life climate variability on not only […] Read More
(From left to right) Yongsuk Cho, Dr. Meeko Oishi, Milad Khaledyan, Yuliya Matlashova, and Joseph Gleason discussed the applications of safe autonomy during their weekly update meeting in late January 2019. Photo by Adrian Abeyta / Advance at UNM Dr. Meeko Oishi’s work on human-automation systems is helping solve problems in a vast array of […] Read More
UNM Engineering Professor Dr. Heather Canavan in October became a fellow of the American Vacuum Society for her innovative and sustained contributions to the understanding of stimulus-responsive materials such as bioactive polymers. Canavan was honored at a ceremony in Long Beach California, where Phuong Nguyen, a graduate student in Canavan’s group, was awarded the Dorothy […] Read More
Learn why diversity programs fail at universities and how to make them succeed with the help from Frank Dobbin, a professor of Sociology from Harvard University.
You’re halfway to applying for tenure and promotion! What steps should you be taking next? Come hear from the experts in our Success on the Promotion and Tenure Trail series.
Lean how to begin your research path at UNM with our Research Success Series from the Faculty Research Development Office and the Office of Sponsored Projects. See more videos
This section of a “Social Media 101 for academics and professionals” deals with some ways you can use social media to make connections related to your research.
Sara Pozzi, a University of Michigan STRIDE committee member and Wayne Jones, a University of Michigan Advance advisory board member, gave a presentation Nov. 8, 2017 about recruiting strategies that can improve diversity on campus.
Associate professors got advice and learned about resources for moving on to full professor during a panel hosted by Advance at UNM in February 2018.
Dr. Lilia Cortina from the University Of Michigan gave a presentation on the topic of sexual harassment in the workplace.
Wondering about how recent changes to the UNM IRB might affect your research? Watch a presentation about current IRB processes and a discussion of changes to federal regulations. See more videos
Listen to a panel from the UNM Dean of Students Office on how best to deal with students who are disruptive, disturbing or dangerous.
Learn about various tips, advice, and information on resources for managing new associate professor expectations in Advance at UNM’s Succeeding with New Expectations workshop.
Learn about various tips, advice, and information on resources for managing new associate professor expectations in Advance at UNM’s Succeeding with New Expectations workshop.
Learn about various tips, advice, and information on resources for managing new associate professor expectations in Advance at UNM’s Succeeding with New Expectations workshop.
Learn about various tips, advice, and information on resources for managing new associate professor expectations in Advance at UNM’s Succeeding with New Expectations workshop.
Learn about various tips, advice, and information on resources for managing new associate professor expectations in Advance at UNM’s Succeeding with New Expectations workshop.
Susan Bogus Halter Title with Advance at UNM: Additional Faculty Leadership Your background in academia: Dr. Susan Bogus Halter is a professor in the Department of Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering at UNM. She is also the Associated General Contractors of America Endowed Chair in Construction Engineering and Management. She holds B.S. […] Read More
