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The Society for Educating Women presents its 2010 international conference, "Educating Women Again: Crossing the Borderlands of Town and Gown," Wednesday, July 28-Friday, July 30, at the Radisson Hotel, 2500 Carlisle Blvd. NE. Topics include immigrants' ...

The UNM Harwood Museum of Art in Taos presents an interactive talk on the history and tradition of labyrinths, with an opportunity to create a labyrinth with artist Sandra Wasko-Flood. "Introduction to Labyrinths" is scheduled on Thursday, July 29 at 7 ...

At Albuquerque's 1927 landmark, the KiMo Theatre, the UNM Robb Musical Trust presents a concert of music by John Donald Robb and composers he influenced, Michael Mauldin and James Galloway, for the Sister Cities' International 2010 Conference. The ...

The West Wing of Zimmerman Library will reopen at the start of the fall semester. It is temporarily closed to allow the installation of a fire suppressions system. However, library employees will be able to retrieve books shelved in the area for check ...

David G. Whitten, research professor of Chemical and Nuclear Engineering and Interim Director of the Center for Biomedical Engineering at the University of New Mexico, has been named a 2010 fellow of the American Chemical Society.Whitten's current ...

The Mind Research Network (MRN) presents a lecture by Alan Richardson-Klavehn titled, "Prestimulus neural oscillations and their hemodynamic correlates elucidate the cognitive and neural processes of memory formation." The lecture will be held Thursday, ...

healing ceremony.">A series of free traditional Mexican health fairs, Ferias de Salud, and workshops will be held in the Albuquerque, Alcalde, Espanola and Santa Fe areas Tuesday-Thursday, July 27 -29, in conjunction with the 10th annual Traditional ...

Information Technologies (IT) invites the UNM community to meet the first candidate for the position of IT Network Director. The candidate, Billy Henry, has worked in information technology for several years, most recently with the University of ...

One in four New Mexicans 18 and older will be the victim of domestic violence in their lifetime, with the odds jumping to one in three for New Mexico women. This sobering statistic was recently underscored when a man opened-fire at Emcore Fiber Optics, ...

Patricia "Pat" Smith, 67, professor emeritus of English, died Sunday, July 11 in Albuquerque. Smith taught English at UNM for 32 years – from 1971 to 2003. Her courses included Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman, as well as American literature and creative ...