Schools and Colleges

The Anderson School of Management hosts the 9th annual Native American Career Fair Thursday, April 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Jackson Student Center, located west of the Anderson School on the UNM Campus. The career fair includes recruiters from ...

Aaron Walker and his company Twist Resist won first place in the Technology Ventures Track of the Anderson Schools Business Plan Competition. Twist Resist is a patent pending rotational exercise machine which allows the user to target a number of areas...

Michael Swanson, senior vice president, agricultural economist and consultant with Wells Fargo, the largest commercial agricultural lender in the United States, speaks on Thursday, April 30 at the UNM Anderson School of Management. Swanson presents,...

The University of New Mexico Anderson School of Management prepares students for the world they will face when they leave the university - even if they are only freshmen today.

CliftonLarsonAllen LLP (CLA) has pledged $15,000 toward the education of students at the UNM Anderson School of Management (ASM). The CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Diversity and Accounting Student Scholarship will support undergraduate and graduate students in accounting.

The University of New Mexico is one of 20 schools throughout the country participating in the Energy and Jobs Tomorrow Case Challenge.

If your workforce spans the ages of 22 to the mid 60’s, how do you manage the work to best use the strengths of the spectrum of employees?

The UNM Anderson School of Management Foundation Board will celebrate and honor its 2015 Hall of Fame inductees on Tuesday, April 7 at the Hotel Albuquerque. This is the 26th year for the event that celebrates the best and brightest of our alumni,...

Students so focused on the presentation they forget to slump in their seats, a speaker who finds a way to connect with everyone in the room, a financial reward that makes it worth the effort. The UNM Business Plan Competition is underway, and John...

Numbers talk to Shihong Li. An assistant professor of accounting at the Anderson Schools, Li spent several years in the world of international banking in China, where she was born, raised and received her bachelor’s degree. She came to the United States to complete her formal education and is now spending time in the world of academia at the University of New Mexico.