Overview
The University of New Mexico is an accessible, very research intensive (R1), Hispanic Serving Institution with a Carnegie Community Engagement designation, one of the few such universities in the country. The College of Arts & Sciences is the heart of UNM. Reflecting our strengths and common goals, Dean Jennifer Malat has launched four new initiatives that align with the University's strategic plan, UNM 2040: Opportunity Defined, The opportunities below build on the College’s tradition of collaboration and leadership in the University.
Staff Professional Development Program
In the College of Arts & Sciences, we value our staff members’ contributions to our mission and encourage growth in their professional skills. The A&S Staff Professional Development Program provides staff access to certain training workshops, seminars, conferences, and professional development opportunities.
Advancing Inclusive Excellence in the College of Arts & Sciences
The College of Arts & Sciences is committed to creating and maintaining an environment that is diverse and where all people are fully included. This call invites proposals that will initiate or continue key conversations andactivities that advance this goal.
Leaders in Student Success
The faculty and staff in the College of Arts & Sciences are deeply committed to the success of the students in our courses. This call asks those with expertise—through the Student Experience Project or other endeavors—to develop activities that expand the conversation and spark further action in their unit or the College
WeR1 College of Arts & Sciences
The College of Arts & Sciences includes a wide range of disciplines and faculty whose work ranges from theoretical to applied. Our heterogeneity provides opportunities to work across disciplines and academic activity to generate new knowledge and solve complex problems. We invite proposals for activities that will raise the visibility of the College of Arts & Sciences and showcase our interdisciplinary expertise on a specific topic.
Information on individual research funding can be found on the College’s website here and the Office of the Vice President for Research’s website here.
