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By Helen Gonzales, Vice President for Human ResourcesAs health care costs continue to increase, UNM's Division of Human Resources is searching for cost saving opportunities to avoid or mitigate the need for cost cutting actions such as benefit reductions ...

The UNM Foundation raised $75 million this fiscal year, nearly twice what it raised five years ago. The Foundation is looking toward the future, welcoming incoming President Henry Nemcik as it continues Changing Worlds: The Campaign for UNM, which has ...

Nancy Dennis said, "As I was drifting off to sleep, I heard sirens at 10:30 or 11-ish. I remember thinking, oh dear somebody is having a bad day." Dennis, associate dean for facilities and access services, University Libraries, didn't yet know the bad ...

By Shelley Rael, Health Education Consultant, Registered Dietitian, Employee Health Promotion ProgramDid you know that men are more likely to: put off routine checkups and ignore symptoms of health problems, smoke and drink more, and generally lead less ...

The Family Development Program, in collaboration with Decade of the Child, a statewide early childhood advocacy coalition, and Native American Professional Parent ...

By Bonnie GordonStaff, faculty and students came together to insure the success of the electrical engineering program at UNM-Los Alamos. Pre-engineering program coordinator Oksana Gerlits and Bachelor and Graduate program manager Cindy Leyba are working ...

The UNM Art Museum unveils its renovated, expanded spaces on Friday, Sept. 10, 5-7 p.m. with three exhibitions: "Desire For Magic: Patrick Nagatani 1978-2008," "Tamarind Touchstones: Fabulous at 50" and "To Form from Air: Music and the Art of Raymond ...

Provost Suzanne Ortega is looking closely at University College, one of UNM's 14 schools and colleges and the institution's "kitchen sink" of academic programs. University College is most freshmen's first academic home, and as such offers Freshmen ...

The Cross-Border Issues Group (CBIG) traveled to Central America this summer in its quest to gain a better understanding of the factors motivating outmigration from the region into Mexico and the United States.While in Honduras, they stayed with host ...

Tamarind Institute hosts two important contemporary American artists, Jim Dine and Ed Ruscha, during its Fabulous at 50 Symposium and Birthday Bash Friday-Sunday, Sept. 10-12. Ruscha and Dine have been included in exhibits with Roy ...