EHP has identified several walking paths on and around the UNM campus to provide employees an easy way to get exercise every day. Paths vary in length from one to three miles offering a variety of scenery and difficulty levels. 

As part of the Healthy U Team Step Challenge, participants took part in fitness classes offered by EHP. In all, UNM employees tracked more than 82-million steps over the six-week challenge. 

(l. to r.) Lauren Lewis, Health Education Consultant, Vanessa Roybal, Health Educator, Reed Vawter, Health Education Consultant, and Tracey Briggs, EHP Supervisor. 

Work by The University of New Mexico’s Planning, Design & Construction (PDC) has begun on the replacement building at the Anderson School of Management (ASM), which will be known as the McKinnon Center for Management at the Anderson School. Fencing was...

Within The University of New Mexico Human Resources department, there’s a small office making a big difference in the lives of nearly 10,000 UNM staff, faculty and retirees. It’s called Employee Health Promotion (EHP) and its mission is to make the...

UNM officials joined Bernalillo County Commissioner Maggie Hart Stebbins, State Representative Gail Chasey, and State Senator Cisco McSorley for the official announcement.

Cindy and Abdiel were able to meet ambassadors and deputy secretaries.