Schools and Colleges

A combination of UNM sociologists, a political scientist and a geologist are conducting innovative academic and evaluative research on one of the most successful science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education alliances in the country.

A new, interdisciplinary graduate program at The University of New Mexico hopes to train students to make an impact on the state through data-driven policy work.

The 2016-17 School of Public Administration Speaker Series begins with a lecture titled “Findings from the 2015 NM Statewide Nonprofit Survey: Collaboration, Challenges, and Common Good?” featuring Kun Huang and David Broudy, on Monday, Oct. 17 from...

UNM School of Public Administration Graduate Assistant Sarah Wilkinson is one of a number of New Mexicans selected as 2015 recipients of the New Mexico Humanitarian Awards.

The University of New Mexico School of Public Administration has selected 19 students to receive its Rosenthal Tuition Fellowships for the Fall 2015 semester. The fellowship provides financial assistance for SPA students and is awarded based on academic merit.

UNM School of Public Administration professor, Roli Varma, has been recognized by the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) for her contributions to the organization.

The UNM School of Public Administration hosts the Arthur Blumenfeld Endowed Lecture Series Monday, Nov. 2 in Ballroom C in the Student Union Building. This Lecture Series honors the life and work of the late Arthur Blumenfeld, former chief administrative...

The University of New Mexico School of Public Administration (SPA) announced the hiring of two new faculty members, Kate Cartwright and Shuyang Peng.

The University of New Mexico School of Public Administration (SPA) has named Kun Huang as coordinator for its Master of Health Administration degree program.

Mark Peceny, dean of the University of New Mexico College of Arts and Sciences, recently appointed Phillip (Felipe) Gonzales as director of the School of Public Administration. Gonzales began his two-year term on Sept. 1.