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When Rob Burford first got involved in Staff Council, it was because he saw a need for strong, fair leadership for campus employees. Now, five years later, the UNM Clery Act Compliance Officer is in the prime position to provide that, as he takes over as...

The staff council at The Uniiversity of New Mexico hosts its annual staff appreciation luncheon Wednesday, May 23 in the SUB from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The afternoon will consist of raffles, lunch and fun with the Lobo pack. This year Staff as Artists is back...

The Staff Council deadline for accepting nominations for the prestigious 2017 Gerald W. May Outstanding Staff Award is Tuesday, Oct. 31 at 5 p.m. Faculty, staff and students are all eligible to nominate. Three to five awards are presented each year....

The 2017 Jim Davis Staff Council Award for Meritorious Service has been awarded to longtime staff council representative Mary Clark. Clark came to UNM in 1995 and is currently UNM’s Sustainability manager within the Physical Plant Department. As a...

To benefit our littlest Lobos, The University of New Mexico Staff Council HSC Staff Committee sponsored a donation drive for UNMH's Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NBICU).

The Staff Council invites all staff to a HOWLABALOO Homecoming Luncheon at Dominguez Plaza, located just south of Zimmerman Library, on Tuesday, Sept. 27 from noon to 1 p.m.  Enjoy a hamburger or veggie burger with chips, cookie and lemonade for only...

The University of New Mexico Staff Council has elected its new Executive Committee for 2016-2017.

It was a night filled with stars recently as the Staff Council held its annual luncheon retreat recognizing staff for their contributions to making activities, events and committees successful.

The University of New Mexico Staff Council is now accepting nominations for the inaugural Outstanding Supervisor Awards. The awards are designed to highlight staff and faculty currently functioning in a supervisory role for staff or students for at...

For many employees at The University of New Mexico, winter break is a time to take it easy, get together with family, and celebrate the holidays. But for some, the time off between semesters is also an opportunity to give back to the community by volunteering at the Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico (RRFB).