College of Education

Our country is currently experiencing a monsoon of fear, raining down in torrents day in and day out. Sometimes it looks like a pandemic killing hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. Other times it looks like police aggressively restraining one man...

In recent years people in New Mexico have mourned the loss of children who have died at the hands of their parents – Albuquerque, too, has seen its share of cases – now an associate professor at the University of New Mexico has found an opportunity to be...

Researchers with The University of New Mexico and New Mexico State University launched a survey to better understand the impact of the coronavirus on food security and access among New Mexicans. Individuals who participate must be New Mexico residents...

Alumni from The University of New Mexico comprise nearly half of the honorees for the prestigious ‘2020 40 Under Forty’ list announced recently by Albuquerque Business First (ABF). Overall, 18 UNM alumni, including seven from the Anderson School of...

New Mexico's Early Childhood Education and Care Department (ECECD) will host its fifth public webinar for parents, families and educators from 3 to 4 p.m., Thursday, May 21 to discuss topics related to family relationships, behavioral health and...

Dr. Anne Lee Madsen, age 74, died unexpectedly in the early morning of May 11, 2020. She was born May 4, 1946 in Provo, Utah to Kenneth and Barbara Madsen. She is survived by her sister, Kay Neumann and her daughter, Sarah Beth Nason.    Though raised...

Ruth Luckasson became a Lobo in 1981 – nearly 40 years later the University of New Mexico Distinguished Professor would be recognized among several others who are making strides for individuals who live with intellectual and developmental...

The College of Education was the University of New Mexico's first college, housed in Hodgin Hall and it was called a Normal School - since then, the college has gone through a series of structural and instructional changes, but its most recent change is...

The University of New Mexico's Family Development Program (FDP) has turned the word "junk" into an acronym all families with young children can benefit from in upcoming weeks while their children are stuck at home. Joy. Uncovering. New. Knowledge. “My...

The University of New Mexico's College of Education (COE) presents Dr. Charles Dukes as the featured speaker in its annual 2020 Dr. Jane Blumenfeld Lecture. The lecture, titled Culturally competent special education…how do I know when I see it and what I...