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Spring break can be a stressful time for women in STEM with children, but we’re here to help! Around Albuquerque, children can choose from exploring the wilderness to building fun models with LEGOs. Check out these fun spring break camps that your children can attend: The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History “Science is […] Read More
Patterns of emotion regulation strategies can affect posttraumatic stress disorder and substance use behavior according to Dr. Pilar Sanjuan, a UNM research assistant professor for the Center on Alcoholism, Substance Abuse and Addictions and the Psychology Department, who explained her research during her TEDxABQ talk Sept. 29, 2018. Sanjuan began the TEDxABQ talk by showing […] Read More
As the UNM winter break approaches, we know that finding arrangements for your kids can be difficult. Here is a list of possible options for winter camps for kids: Explora! Winter Break Camps: http://www.explora.us/en/educational-programs/winter-camp/ The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History “Science is Everywhere” Winter Day Camps: https://www.nuclearmuseum.org/learn/kids-camp/science-is-everywhere-winter-day-camp-2018/ New Mexico Museum of Natural History […] Read More
Dr. Ronda Brulotte, an associate professor of Geography and Environmental Studies and the Director of the Latin American Studies Program at UNM, taught May 2018 course — “Exploring Oaxaca Through Food and Craft” in Oaxaca, Mexico. Watch to learn about what Brulotte’s students gained from the trip.
Dr. Lisa Whalen promoted to principal lecturer III Dr. Lisa Whalen recently was promoted to principal lecturer III in the Department of Chemistry and Biology at UNM. In her teaching, Whalen has focused on using collaborative learning pedagogy, developing a study abroad science course for biology, chemistry, and biochemistry students, and helping to design new organic […] Read More
Dr. Jamie Gomez leads research on innovative teaching techniques for engineering at UNM Dr. Jamie Gomez, a senior lecturer in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, is a core faculty member on two grants from the National Science Foundation. She is leading efforts in supporting diverse students in the classroom and implementing research-based teaching […] Read More
Dr. Amy Neel named a 2018 UNM Women in STEM award winner Dr. Amy Neel, an associate professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences, has been named 2018 Women in STEM award winners for her research on brain injury recovery along with Dr. Jessica Richardson, an assistant professor and speech-language pathologist in the Department […] Read More
Dr. Ivana Gonzales receives a grant from Los Alamos National Laboratory Dr. Ivana Gonzales, a research associate professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, received two grants worth $160,000 from Los Alamos National Laboratory for her research on fuel cells. Researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory hope that the fuel cells will […] Read More
Dr. Judy Cannon awarded as a 2018 Women in STEM winner Dr. Judy Cannon, an Associate Professor in the Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology with a secondary appointment in the Department of Pathology, and Dr. Melanie Moses, an Associate Professor in UNM Computer Science with a secondary appointment in the UNM Department of Biology, […] Read More
Dr. Jessica Richardson named a 2018 Women in STEM winner Dr. Jessica Richardson, an assistant professor and speech-language pathologist in the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences and the Center for Brain Recovery and Repair at the UNM Health Sciences Center, and Dr. Amy Neel, an associate professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing […] Read More
Dr. Melanie Moses named a 2018 Women in STEM award winner Dr. Melanie Moses, a professor in UNM Computer Science with a secondary appointment in the UNM Department of Biology, has been named 2018 Women in STEM award winner for her research on swarms along with Dr. Judy Cannon, an Associate Professor in the Department of Molecular […] Read More
Dr. Elizabeth Crosson looks forward to bringing her research to UNM in fall 2018 Dr. Elizabeth Crosson, an assistant professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of New Mexico, is currently conducting research on the uses and benefits of quantum computers. These quantum computers would assist in helping scientists find faster […] Read More
Dr. Marina Kogan heads research at UNM on crisis-related behavior on social media Dr. Marina Kogan, an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, is leading research on social media behavior in cases of mass disruption like natural disasters. “I’m a computer scientist, but I think about people. I use computational algorithms to analyze […] Read More
Jessica Davis Title with Advance at UNM: Communication Intern Your background: Jessica is currently majoring in Interdisciplinary Film & Digital Media and minoring in Arts Business & Management. She has work experience from creating independent films and cashiering at Home Depot. Why were you attracted to the project? Jessica was inspired to join Advance because […] Read More
