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UNM College of Education Meets Profession’s Standards; Gains Re-AccreditationUNM College of Education Meets Profession’s Standards; Gains Re-Accreditation

The National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) has reaccredited the University of New Mexico’s College of Education (COE) at the initial and advanced levels for their teacher, counselor, and administrator preparation programs. The new accreditation period will last through 2014.  read more...

How to Find Online & ITV Classes in the Schedule of Classes Quick ViewHow to Find Online & ITV Classes in the Schedule of Classes Quick View

Please note that the Schedule of Classes Quick View on the Registrar’s website lists regular classes and online/ITV courses in separate sections. Regular classes are listed under “Albuquerque/ABQ/Main.” To find the list of online and ITV courses, scroll further down the screen and you will find them listed under the “EA-Online & ITV” section. Click here to go to the site.

Summer Writing Camps for Children - June 9-13, 2008Summer Writing Camps for Children - June 9-13, 2008

Sign your child up for an exciting week of writing at the University of New Mexico (June 9-13, 2008). Two camps are being held, one for younger students (1st-6th grade) on the "Art of Writing," and one for older students (6th-12th grade) entitled "Reel Justice." Space still available. For more information and to access application forms, read more ...

  
Course Announcements
Native Language Teacher's Institute - June 2-7, 2008

Six-day intensive language teaching class for speakers of Native Languages interested in learning how to teach language in either community-based language programs or language classes in school settings. Interactive discussions and activities with speakers of various Native languages about current language issues as well as sharing of creative ideas and information.  Read more ...

 
New Course - Teaching NM History - June 2-7, 2008

Five-day course, taught by Dr. Glenabah Martinez, for social studies educators at the secondary level. Students will engage in thoughtful discussion of the content of NM history with the goal of developing unit plans and activities for use in the classroom.  Read more ...