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students regardless of work study award, however, work study is preferred** Marketing is a crucial tool for running a successful high-profile department with diverse programming and goals. The Marketing
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://www.unm.edu/welcome/ ) and within the city ( https://advance.unm.edu/why-abq/ ) and state ( https://www.newmexico.org/ ). The University of New Mexico seeks highly qualified faculty who can contribute to the
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is seeking a creative, organized, and dependable student employee to support the administrative, educational programming, communications, and technology needs of our early childhood education program
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other SP educational programming and casting. 4. Develops, maintains and oversees hard copy records, simulation and smartsheet databases on students and SPs, and SP casting tasks. 5. Creates, types, and
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with CNM for a Medical Assistant certification program. The new and innovative UNM Pre-Health Institute consists of programming focused on strengthening the preparation and success of students pursing
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producing at least one news and news analysis program per week to be broadcast on NMPBS — plus additional video, written and audio production duties for news and public affairs programming for various
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programming tools such as Python, R, SAS, or comparable technologies. Experience with electronic health record data; experience with Oracle Health/Cerner is preferred. Education, training, knowledge
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, production, and execution of Albuquerque Museum's monthly Third Thursday programs. This position offers hands-on experience in museum programming, community engagement, event production, arts administration
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Foundation and the US Government. Additionally, for programming benefitting New Mexico we receive support from the New Mexico Legislature, the New Mexico Human Services Department and the New Mexico
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from technical parole and probation violations, and studies of who participates in prison programming and with what outcomes Other research partnerships A National Institutes of Health-funded study