Provost’s Office

The University of New Mexico's Provost Committee for Staff (PCS), under the direction of Provost Chaouki Abdallah, has chosen the recipients for the Academic Support Scholarship for Spring 2015 semester.  

The University of New Mexico’s Center for Academic Programs and Support (CAPS), invites students, faculty and staff to participate in the grand opening of the new, CAPS Language and Writing Center. The grand opening is Wednesday, Jan. 14 from 3 to 4 p.m. in Education classrooms 208 and 210 (Building 67), just east of Zimmerman Library.

The Office of the Provost/Academic Affairs has reorganized the department that works directly with members of the University of New Mexico faculty. The Office of Faculty Affairs and Services (OFAS) replaces the Office of Faculty Contracts and Services.

Faculty, staff and leadership are convening to discuss the University of New Mexico’s public mission and how community engagement should be infused throughout the institution and be an integral element in shaping its identity.

How can students who seriously want to work in international companies or government agencies get the kind of education that will prepare them to be competitive in the turbulent national security job market, both domestically and globally?

Emile Nakhleh has been named Coordinator for National Security Programs at UNM. UNM Provost Chaouki Abdallah has asked Nakhleh to explore the possibility of bringing together the multiple programs and courses

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How’d you like to skip the lecture on math and go straight to the MaLL? Not to shop, but to learn. That’s what UNM students, like Matthew Cossum are doing and it’s working. MaLL is short for Math Learning Lab, a new approach to teaching Intermediate Al

Fall in New Mexico: green chile, the Balloon Fiesta and…budget planning? Developing a budget for an institution the size of The University of New Mexico is an ongoing, dynamic process. This year UNM is getting a jump on the process in an effort to ...