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UNM community and regional planning professor part of indigenous-based research project

Marina Bernal Community and Regional Planning, lani tsinnajinnie, Native Students, NMEPSCoR, NSF, stem 0 Comment November 9, 2020

Dr. Lani Tsinnajinnie, an assistant professor of Community and Regional Planning at the UNM School of Architecture, Water, and Natural Resources, will serve as Co-PI on an NSF project to research indigenous-based STEM education. The work will be in collaboration with CIRCLES Alliance (Cultivating Indigenous Research Communities for Leadership in Education and STEM). The project is […] Read More

Advance interns learn real-world communication skills

Jessica Davis Internship, NSF, Students 0 Comment March 13, 2020

By Mary Beth King / UNM UCAM Four students at The University of New Mexico are getting real-world experience creating digital and social media content through a multimedia communication internship that recently was cited by the National Science Foundation as a national model for employing students and highlighting the work of women and minority […] Read More

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Advance at UNM STEM Faculty Highlights video

Helene Walker advance, minorities, NSF, stem, UNM, women 0 Comment November 14, 2018

Advance at UNM is an NSF funded program to recruit and retain women and minorities in STEM. Learn more about our program through interviews with participants and supporters. See more videos

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Digitizing the Past: UNM scientist curates digital fossil database

Felina Martinez Arctos database, fossils, NSF, Western Interior Seaway 0 Comment September 5, 2018

UNM Earth and Planetary Sciences professor Dr. Corinne Myers is working to build a database of fossils from the Western Interior Seaway. In this video, she gives us a look inside her work so far.