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The University of New Mexico welcomes two entrepreneurs, from two different eras, to share their perspectives on success with the Fall 2014 Graduating class. Shane Evangelist, CEO of US Auto Parts, Inc. has been selected as the speaker for the undergraduate program, and USC Dean of the Marshall School of Business James Ellis, is slated

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Gerald May Awards Revised The Office of the President and the UNM Staff Council has announced the 2014 recipients for the 24th annual Gerald W. May Outstanding Staff Award. They are: Amy Hawkins, Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) for the College Enrichment and Outreach Program (CEOP); Rosemary Melendrez, UNM Police Department; Daniel Mulligan, New Mexico Transport

The University of New Mexico established “SMART,” or Sexual Misconduct and Assault Response Team, as front line campus responders for a range of sex crimes. The team is an evolution of SART, which responded exclusively to sexual assaults.

A diverse group of experts in various fields of energy science, policy and law came together for panel presentations at the Energy Issues Roundtable held at the UNM School of Law recently. The roundtable was co-hosted by the UNM School of Law and Young Professionals in Energy New Mexico (YPE NM). The event was coordinated

UNM receives compliance review notification from U.S. Department of Justice The University of New Mexico has received notification from the U.S. Department of Justice of a compliance review of UNM’s response to complaints of sexual assault and harassment by students.

Celebrating the holidays is a joyous time but did you know that from between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, household waste increases by more than 25 percent? Food waste, wrapping paper and packaging add an additional four million tons to our landfills.

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The STC.UNM Co-investment Fund Committee has approved funding for Albuquerque start-up Pajarito Powder LLC. The company is commercializing technology developed at the University of New Mexico. The early-stage investment will help the company move its technology toward product development and expansion of markets.

Two University of New Mexico School of Engineering professors, Stephanie Forrest and Marek Osinski, have been named Fellows in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).