ADDRESSING TENSION ON CAMPUS
From election stress to fear of human rights violations, we know that both domestic and global issues can deeply impact our diverse population of students, faculty, and staff. Our mission is to cultivate a campus where free expression thrives, but always within a framework of respect and mutual understanding. We are dedicated to supporting our community as we face these stressors together, fostering an environment that prioritizes mental health and open, respectful dialogue.Supportive Resources
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UNM2040 DEI OPPORTUNITY DEFINED
Goal Three: Inclusive Excellence
Utilize an equity and inclusion lens to expand opportunity, cultivate potential of students, faculty and staff at UNM, create new knowledge, and provide service to all New Mexicans by leveraging our assets as a highly research-intensive university and health system.
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Objectives:
- UNM is inherently inclusive, accessible to most and readily accommodating to all students, staff, faculty, and community members, inclusive of ability/disability status.
- Ensure increased coordination, communication, and articulation of commitments to Diversity, Equity, Accessibility & Inclusion (DEAI) and strengthen the equity and inclusion infrastructure across the university.
- Continue focus on faculty and staff diversity, recruitment, retention, workforce/professional development, career advancement, and success, with a focus on addressing historical and current injustices and inequities.
- Assess UNM’s inclusive climate across all UNM sites to document and address concerns through setting benchmarks and actively working to evolve cultural humility and literacy within our communities.
- Support all offices and units to improve the learning environments in gateway courses and improve student persistence, and inspire students at Branch campuses to consider additional four-year degrees and beyond.
- Provide sustained, overarching, and holistic support of graduate students from underrepresented racial/ethnic minority groups and non-URM students at UNM through mentoring, growth in number of faculty, and enhanced funding sources geared toward academic progress and doctoral degrees.
DEI HAPPENINGS
Meet Visiting Professor: Relebohile Moletsane
Date: October 18, 2024
Time: 4 - 6 PM
Location: Anderson School's McKinnon Center for Management (MCM 2110; 1922 Las Lomas Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106)
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