College of Education

The University of New Mexico’s Department of Individual, Family and Community Education (IFCE) hosts its annual Research Showcase 2015 in Travelstead Hall on Thursday, Nov. 12 from 5 to 7 p.m. The showcase is considered a “one-stop-shop” to learn more ...

At one time, it used to be said that “fathers were forgotten” largely because they limited their role to primary provider for their families. However, over the years, that phrase has been largely forgotten because a father’s role in the raising and...

Professor Virginia Shipman, a longstanding faculty member in the College of Education (COE) at the University of New Mexico, recently announced her retirement at the end of the spring semester.

New Mexico is one of the most ethnically diverse states in the U.S. which is reflected at the University of New Mexico. UNM consistently strives for and receives high rankings for diversity making it what a university should be in the 21st century. ...

Suicide is a serious national epidemic. It is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. However, for America's veterans, it is an even more serious epidemic. Veteran's make up 10 percent of the U.S. population, but account for 20 percent of all suicides (U.S. Census Bureau, 2008). The Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that 18 veterans die by suicide each day.

Andrea Cantarero, a graduate student studying ...

The UNM College of  Education (COE) features more than 40 researchers Wednesday, Nov. 12 for its Annual IFCE Research Showcase 2014, which highlights a variety of research focused on critical health, well-being, educational issues and more from the ...

School is in session and now that students and parents are settling into an everyday routine, there are a few tips that can go a long way toward academic success says University of New Mexico Associate Professor David Atencio, who is the program ...

More than 35 researchers will gather Tuesday, Nov. 19 for the Annual IFCE Research Showcase 2013, which features a variety of research focused on critical health, well-being, educational issues and more from the College of Education’s Department of ...

The Brindle Foundation, a Santa Fe-based nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to early childhood development, recently awarded a $25,720 grant to the UNM College of Education's Family Development Program to publish Watch Me Play, Watch Me Learn In ...