Welcome to the University of New Mexico!
There are few events as affirming to the life of a university as the joining of new colleagues to the community of discovery that is at our core. I am excited that you have elected to commence your career here at UNM, uniting with a university that we call “the University For New Mexico.” Our state is a special place, comprising a diversity of peoples, a diversity of landscapes, and a diversity of cultures that are to be found nowhere else. Our university is dedicated to supporting a distinct student body that is unlike that of any other R1 institution, and is dedicated to serving the state through our missions of education, service, patient care, and discovery. Having you with us, to add your intellectual talents, your creativity, and your energy, to this mission is wonderful, and we are eager to support your success here in Albuquerque.
Welcome to the Lobo Family!
James Paul Holloway
Professor of Nuclear Engineering and Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs
LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR NEW UNIVERSITY
Apart from our amazing faculty, the UNM campus is a wonderful place located in a robust city. Livability.com recently ranked the city in the top 100 places to live. Read more about our campus here and learn about Albuquerque here. You can also see our Five Things to Know video series.
COVID-19 resources for faculty
UNM has a variety of resources for faculty who are teaching online, working with graduate students or seeking tenure during the Coronavirus pandemic. See our compilation of helpful memos and policies to know about during this time. We try to update it as new relevant information is available.
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Latest faculty opportunities and information
12 UNM faculty receive 2021 Women in STEM Awards
Seven winning projects will look at better ways to manage water, how healthy brains age, and methods for transferring knowledge between robots Twelve faculty members at the University of New Mexico have been selected for the 2021 Women in STEM awards. Winning projects this year will look at new ways to reduce the environmental impacts of […] Read More
Information on working with Sandia National Labs
Sandia National Labs is a major research partner of UNM and there are a number of ways to initiate collaborations with colleagues at the labs.Advance at UNM hosted a workshop in 2020 on ways to work with Sandia. See a video of that event here and read more tips in the sheet we’ve compiled below.PDF Embedder requires a url attribute Read More
Team Research Symposium
Bringing science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) faculty and students together to exchange ideas and promote more productive research teams. Join us for the inaugural Team Research Symposium from April 20 through April 22. Register here.Sponsored by UNM Interdisciplinary Science Co-Op and UNM Grand Challenges.
Call opens for proposals for the 2021 Women in STEM Awards
Proposals due April 19 The call is open for women faculty in UNM’s STEM fields to apply for a variety of grants as part of the 2021 Women In STEM awards. Awards range from $3,000 to $15,000 and three types of grants will be awarded through the program. They include travel awards to […] Read More