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Dr. Elizabeth Pérez-Chiqués, Public Administration
Name: Dr. Elizabeth Pérez-Chiqués Title: Visiting Assistant Professor Department: Public Administration Describe your research in about 200 words. I am a qualitative researcher interested in government corruption, public personnel management, and policy implementation. I have recently completed a multi-year collaborative research project on corruption consolidation in local governments in Mexico, Brasil, Chile and Puerto […] Read More
Provost’s Office publishes fall semester info for faculty
UNM Vice Provost for Student Success Pamela Cheek has released a video and a PDF with important updates for all faculty for the fall semester. The updates include required syllabus language, updates to the UNM Classroom Conduct policy, information on using AI in the classroom, new resources for students and more. Download the PDF about what you need to know or […] Read More
Dr. Erika K. Nielson, Liberal Arts and Integrative Studies
Name: Dr. Erika K. Nielson Title: Lecturer III Department: Liberal Arts and Integrative Studies Describe your research in about 200 words. Supporting student research, First Year Experience courses and support, postsecondary student success (general and literacy), mindfulness practices (ex. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, self-compassion, yoga) What’s the most interesting thing you have learned from […] Read More
UNM faculty health and wellbeing guide
Counseling, Assistance and Referral Services (CARS) Type of support offered: individual and couples counseling; supervisor/manager consultations; coaching; department in-service training; seminars and workshops; internal and external resource suggestions and Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) services. For: UNM main and branch campuses and UNM Health Sciences faculty and staff and their domestic partners, and UNM […] Read More
New CTL director starts Aug. 11
The UNM Center for Teaching and Learning has announced that Interim Vice Provost for Student Success at Portland State University Erin Shortlidge will serve as its new director. An associate professor of biology and biology education, Shortlidge starts moving into the role Aug. 11 and will assume all duties Sept. 1. CTL is responsible for […] Read More
Magen Bednar, CULLS
Name: Magen Bednar Title: Assistant Professor Department: College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences Describe your research in about 200 words. I’m interested in how leadership and communication practices shape the everyday experiences of library employees and users. My work draws from professional experience in user services and supervision, and explores topics […] Read More
Dr. Annmarie Garcia Sheahan, Education and Language, Literacy and Sociocultural Studies
Name: Dr. Annmarie Garcia Sheahan Title: Assistant Professor Departments: Education and Language, Literacy and Sociocultural Studies Describe your research in about 200 words. My research and scholarship surround the history of English education, critical and embodied literacy practices, canon studies, and the use of nontraditional and multimodal texts in the secondary language […] Read More
Dr. I-Heng (Ray) Wu, Management
Name:Dr. I-Heng (Ray) Wu Title:Assistant Professor Department:Management Describe your research in about 200 words.My research program focuses on the “dark side” of organizational behavior, encapsulating emotions, traits, and individuals that society and organizations generally deem unwelcome, undesirable, and/or stigmatized. I am particularly interested in identifying the bright sides of these dark phenomena, to foster a more holistic understanding […] Read More
Dr. Kathryn Peters, Latin American Studies
Name:Dr. Kathryn Peters Title:Lecturer III Department:Latin American Studies Describe your research in about 200 words.My ethnographic research in rural Paraguay examines how campesinos (rural people who primarily live from small-scale agriculture and other traditional land uses) build meaningful lives within an economic landscape shaped by transnational agribusiness and narcotrafficking. While subject to the whims of volatile market economies […] Read More
UNM physics professor lands prestigious NSF grant to develop high quality imaging of living tissue
Work will include developing next-generation microscope systems at UNM to advance deep tissue imaging UNM Assistant Professor Dr. Tonmoy Chakraborty has received a coveted NSF CAREER Award for his work on a powerful imaging technique to study living tissue. Chakraborty, of the Department of Physics and Astronomy, said he’s grateful and excited. […] Read More
Dr. Brandelyn Tosolt, Education
Name:Dr. Brandelyn TosoltTitle:Associate ProfessorDepartment:Teacher Education, Educational Leadership, and Policy Describe your research in about 200 words.My research focuses on disrupting norms in educational institutions and is grounded in the words of the Combahee River Collective: “If Black women were free, it would mean that everyone else would have to be free since our freedom would necessitate […] Read More
Dr. Cinara Gambirage, Management
Name:Dr. Cinara GambirageTitle:Assistant ProfessorDepartment:Management Describe your research in about 200 words.My research interests lie at the intersection of international business and strategic management, with a particular focus on how firms navigate complex institutional environments during the process of internationalization. I explore the role of the institutional environment and non-market strategies—such as corporate political activity—in shaping firms’ […] Read More
Dr. Stathis Yeros, Architecture
Name: Dr. Stathis Yeros Title: Assistant Professor Department: Architecture Describe your research in about 200 words. I am an urban historian and designer researching how space affects and is affected by struggles for social justice. I have published on urban theory and queer ecology, focusing on the spaces that queer and transgender people have […] Read More
Dr. Leilei Cui, Mechanical Engineering
Name: Dr. Leilei Cui Title: Assistant Professor Department: Mechanical Engineering Describe your research in about 200 words. My research lies at the intersection of reinforcement learning and control theory, with applications in robotics. On one hand, reinforcement learning offers a data-driven approach to robot motion control, reducing the need for laborious modeling and controller […] Read More
Dr. Candi Running Bear, Special Education
Name: Dr. Candi Running Bear Title: Assistant Professor Department: Special Education Describe your research in about 200 words. My research focuses on improving support for young Native American children with disabilities, especially those with or at risk for autism. I work closely with families, educators, and tribal communities to make sure the services offered […] Read More
Lauren McQuistion, Architecture
Name:Lauren McQuistionTitle:Assistant ProfessorDepartment:Architecture Describe your research in about 200 words.I am a designer, educator, and researcher whose work focuses on the built environment. My scholarship examines the spatial history of museum institutions and their role in shaping cultural identity through the visual and spatial regimes of art and architecture in the 20th and 21st centuries. My […] Read More
Dr. Mario Del Angel Guevara, Chicana and Chicano Studies
Name:Dr. Mario Del Angel GuevaraTitle:Assistant ProfessorDepartment:Chicana and Chicano Studies Describe your research in about 200 words.My research focuses on the contributions and lives of curanderos in southern, central and northern Mexico and specializes in the Fidencista healing movement, a movement of curanderos who follow the teachings of El Niño Fidencio in Nuevo León, Mexico. What’s the most […] Read More
Eric J. Garcia, Fine Arts
Name: Eric J. Garcia Title: Assistant Professor Department: Painting and Drawing Describe your research in about 200 words. As a tenth-generation Nuevomexicano and U.S. veteran, I have an intimate relationship with research on militarism in these lands. Investigating the multiple empires that conquered New Mexico and the residue that blankets these lands with war […] Read More
Dr. Karin Hendrickson, Music
Name:Dr. Karin HendricksonTitle:Assistant Professor of Orchestral StudiesDepartment:Music Describe your research in about 200 words.Performance training; creativity; leadership; culture keeping. What’s the most interesting thing you have learned from a student?If you give them a platform of belief, they can achieve a lot.
Dr. Zhu Wang, Computer Science
Name:Dr. Zhu WangTitle:Assistant ProfessorDepartment:Computer Science Describe your research in about 200 words.My research interests span several areas, including Extended Reality (XR), Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), robotics, and AI. Specifically, I have been working on XR-based human balance assessment and rehabilitation with emerging technologies (e.g., motion analysis, eye tracking, and force sensing); XR-based multi-participant collaboration and communication; interactions […] Read More
Federal government veteran chosen as ARID Institute leader
The new leader of UNM’s ARID Institute has more than 30 years of experience at the U.S. Geological Survey. Vice President for Research Ellen Fisher announced the appointment of Anne Kinsinger to the post. Kinsinger also brings other federal agency experience to the institute, which explores innovations in climate resilience in New Mexico. Learn more on […] Read More
Matthew Murrell, Law
Name:Matthew MurrellTitle:Assistant ProfessorDepartment:Law Describe your research in about 200 words.My research focuses on emerging technology and the law. As science fiction becomes reality, advances in the quantum realm, cyborg technology, artificial intelligence, robotics, and computing will challenge existing legal frameworks. Artificial intelligence is a great example: it’s already created significant legal changes in copyright, elections, transportation, […] Read More
Two faculty members appointed to Academic Affairs leadership positions
UNM faculty members Rebecca Sánchez and Cris Elder have new half-time roles in the Office of Academic Affairs as leadership changes are made following the departure of Provost James Holloway later this month. Starting July 1, Sánchez, of the College of Education and Human Sciences, will be interim associate vice provost for academic personnel. On […] Read More
Catch the replay of the MacGyvering Funding Sources to Meet Your Research Goals workshop
Securing funding to meet your research goals can take some creativity and imagination. Get some ideas in the replay we’ve just posted of the MacGyvering Funding Sources to Meet Your Research Goals workshop. You’ll hear from Hannah Yohalem, Assistant Director of the Faculty Research Development Office and Andrea Orzoff, Faculty Research Support Officer, FRDO. Access […] Read More
