Provost’s Office

The University of New Mexico hosts its commencement ceremonies Friday-Saturday, May 8-9, recognizing graduate degree students and baccalaureate and associate degrees students separately.

Innovate: At the University of New Mexico, that word is key to a two-fold push to get UNM more involved in economic development, both within the university and the greater community it serves.

If you’re a student who has thought about creating a product or new technology, starting your own company or improving an existing product or service, innovationAcademy was designed with you in mind. Student and interested attendees can learn more ...

Paige Briggs has been appointed as the new director of the Office of Institutional Analytics (OIA) effective May 1. She currently holds the applications programming manager position in UNM’s central Information Technology office leading the Student...

Alexander Heffner, host of “The Open Mind” on PBS, comes to the University of New Mexico on April 30. His topic, scheduled for the Willard Room in Zimmerman Library at 5:30 p.m. will be on “Millennials, Media and the Future of Civil Discourse.”

The Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs are now accepting nominations for their annual award to outstanding individual staff members and a workgroup at the University of New Mexico who have provided extraordinary service. To nominate someone...

Gregory Treverton, chairman of the United States National Intelligence Council discusses global security trends for the next two decades in a keynote speech for the National Security Studies Symposium at the University of New Mexico’s Student Union...

The University of New Mexico's Office of Academic Affairs has appointed Robert DelCampo, professor in the Anderson School of Management, as director of Innovation Academy. The appointment is effective immediately.

University of New Mexico Provost Chaouki Abdallah has invited four finalists, including William McGimpsey, Alan Rebar, Gabriel P. López and Robert Peterkin, for the position of UNM Vice President of Research to visit campus. Each of the candidates ...

The first event in the spring edition of the University of New Mexico’s Lightning Lounge, titled "Life and Death,” is set for Thursday, Feb. 5. Additional spring semester Lightning Lounge events are scheduled for March 19 and April 2. Each will be held at the Faculty-Staff Club from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The Lightning Lounge events are open to all faculty and staff. Snacks will be provided and a cash bar is also available.