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				01 OTH UNM BOOKSTORE RED HOT SALE! EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 11am - 4pm Tamarind Institute Opens at New Location! OTH 12pm - 1pm UNM Staff Council/Staff Appreciation Month	02 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe OTH UNM BOOKSTORE RED HOT SALE! EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 4:30pm - 7pm UNM Staff Council/Staff Appreciation Month	03 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 2pm - 3pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups
04 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	05 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	06 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	07 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 3:30pm - 4:30pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups	08 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 11:30am - 1pm UNM Staff Council/Staff Appreciation Month	09 OTH "Books from Staff for Staff" - Staff Appreciation Month HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids PRF 8pm - 10pm Popejoy presents: "Disney's Beauty & The Beast"	10 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH "Books from Staff for Staff" - Staff Appreciation Month OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids PRF 1:30pm - 3pm AGALU Spirit of the Drum PRF 2pm - 4pm Popejoy presents: "Disney's Beauty & The Beast" OTH 2pm - 3pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups OTH 3pm - 4pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups PRF 8pm - 10pm Popejoy presents: "Disney's Beauty & The Beast"
11 OTH Taos Summer Writers’ Conference Offers Free Readings HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" SUB World Cup Viewing Parties EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH "Books from Staff for Staff" - Staff Appreciation Month OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids PRF 1pm - 3pm Popejoy presents: "Disney's Beauty & The Beast" PRF 6:30pm - 8:30pm Popejoy presents: "Disney's Beauty & The Beast"	12 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe OTH Taos Summer Writers’ Conference Offers Free Readings EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH "Books from Staff for Staff" - Staff Appreciation Month OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	13 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe OTH Taos Summer Writers’ Conference Offers Free Readings EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH "Books from Staff for Staff" - Staff Appreciation Month OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	14 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe OTH Taos Summer Writers’ Conference Offers Free Readings EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH "Books from Staff for Staff" - Staff Appreciation Month OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids HSC 11:45am - 1pm Mind Research Network Presents Lecture on the BrainMap Database OTH 2pm - 5pm Growers Market OTH 3:30pm - 4:30pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups	15 OTH "Books from Staff for Staff" - Staff Appreciation Month HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe OTH Taos Summer Writers’ Conference Offers Free Readings EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 3pm UNM Staff Council/Staff Appreciation Month OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids SUB 11:30am - 7pm Parent Association to Host Fundraiser with Bagolitas	16 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe OTH Taos Summer Writers’ Conference Offers Free Readings EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	17 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe OTH Taos Summer Writers’ Conference Offers Free Readings EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 10am - 3pm Tamarind Moving Leftover Sale OTH 2pm - 3pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups
18 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	19 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	20 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids SUB 12pm - 12:45pm UNM Staff Council/Staff Appreciation Month	21 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 2pm - 5pm Growers Market OTH 3:30pm - 4:30pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups	22 SUB UNM Technology Days - "Positioning the University of New Mexico for the Future" HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 7pm - 8:30pm Harwood presents: Lecture on Gene Kloss	23 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe SUB UNM Technology Days - "Positioning the University of New Mexico for the Future" EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids PRF 7:30pm - 9:30pm 12th Annual New Mexico Tap Dance Jam	24 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 9:30pm UNM Staff Council/Staff Appreciation Month OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 2pm - 3pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups OTH 3pm - 4pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups PRF 7:30pm - 9:30pm 12th Annual New Mexico Tap Dance Jam
25 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	26 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	27 OTH Curanderos to Host Traditional Mexican Health Fairs Workshops HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids	28 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH Curanderos to Host Traditional Mexican Health Fairs Workshops OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 10am - 4pm UNM Bookstore Annual Sidewalk Sale! OTH 2pm - 5pm Growers Market OTH 3:30pm - 4:30pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups	29 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH Curanderos to Host Traditional Mexican Health Fairs Workshops SUB 7:30am - 9am UNM Staff Council/Staff Appreciation Month OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 10am - 4pm UNM Bookstore Annual Sidewalk Sale!	30 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 8:10am - 12:40pm WRC presents: Course in Traditional Medicine of Mexico and the Southwest OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 10am - 4pm UNM Bookstore Annual Sidewalk Sale! OTH 7pm - 8pm "New Mexico in Focus" - with Leslie A. Donovan, UNM Faculty	31 HSC "The Untangling of Diabetes Mellitus" HSC "Histological Colorations: Exploration into the Human Form" EXH "Slinging the Bull in Korea: An Adventure in Psychological Warfare" EXH UNM Art students show work in Santa Fe EXH Maxwell Museum Hosts Colorful Exhibit on Mayan Weaving OTH 9am - 4pm Summer Camp for Kids OTH 2pm - 3pm WRC: Fall Peer Support Groups OTH 6:30pm - 8:30pm Summer Sunset Lectures

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30% off select baseball caps; 25% off select water bottles and at main campus, flips flops; 20% off all general books (with Lobo ID); 50% off postcards (main campus only). Offer does not include textbooks, computer and technology products.

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A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Health Sciences Ctr

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Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Student Union Building

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The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

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The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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9:00am - 4:00pm

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Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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11:00am - 4:00pm

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It's the Tamarind Institute's 50th birthday and today, Tamarind officially opens its new home at 2500 Central Ave., S.E. The newly renovated space is steeped in tradition, from the workshop where artists and artisan printers collaborate in a 200-year-old art form to a planned donor wall to be made with stone from the same quarry used by Aloys Senefelder, who invented lithography in 1798. The ded­i­ca­tion and rib­bon cut­ting cer­e­mony begin at 11 a.m., fol­lowed by an open house noon-4 p.m.

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12:00pm - 1:00pm

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Greg Johnston Summer Concert! Betty Sabo sculpture area near the SUB. Sponsored by Work+Life Committee with support from Division of Student Affairs/(Performance by “De Villins”/ Chartwells will be grilling for us!

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Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

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A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Student Union Building

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The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

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Exhibits

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The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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30% off select baseball caps; 25% off select water bottles and at main campus, flips flops; 20% off all general books (with Lobo ID); 50% off postcards (main campus only). Offer does not include textbooks, computer and technology products.

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Exhibits

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A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

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9:00am - 4:00pm

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Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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4:30pm - 7:00pm

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Staff Appreciation Happy Hour at the UNM Faculty Staff Club. Appetizers, “De Villins” live music, cash bar. Sponsored by the Faculty Staff Club. You need not be a club member to get in - Open House! Check out the club + consider joining!

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Health Sciences Ctr

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Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

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A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Exhibits

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Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Student Union Building

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The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

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Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

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9:00am - 4:00pm

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Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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2:00pm - 3:00pm

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Body Image

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Health Sciences Ctr

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Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

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A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Exhibits

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Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Student Union Building

Description:

The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

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Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

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9:00am - 4:00pm

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Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Health Sciences Ctr

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Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Student Union Building

Description:

The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

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Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

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9:00am - 4:00pm

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Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Health Sciences Ctr

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Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Student Union Building

Description:

The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Student Union Building

Description:

The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Description:

Alcoholics Anonymous---new group forming. Every Wednesday.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Student Union Building

Description:

The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

11:30am - 1:00pm

Description:

Ice Cream Social all across campus. Sponsored by the Athletics Department.

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Other

Description:

This event is made possible by donated books from UNM staff and would not be successful without YOU helping us with books! Many donation sites have been set up, and more may be added. You have until 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13th to drop off your books at any of the collection locations listed in the attached flyer, including my office in Scholes Hall, Room 238. So UNM Staff, get ready to bring in your books! Books will again be available for FREE at three locations this year on the day of the event: Main Campus in the SUB, Ballroom A/North Campus in HSSB167/South Campus in SSSC 1002/early bird entry with your bookmark at 9 a.m./then from 10-a.m. - 3 p.m. (Please Note: north campus location closes at 2:00 p.m.). Sponsored by Environs and Parking and Transportation Committees.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Student Union Building

Description:

The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Performances

Time:

8:00pm - 10:00pm

Description:

Disney's classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes and dazzling production numbers. Tickets may be purchased online at www.unmtickets.com; in person at the UNM Bookstore Ticket Office open Tues-Fri from 10am-6pm and the UNM Arena (The Pit) Ticket Office open Mon-Fri from 8:30am-5pm, or by phone at (505) 925-5858 or (877) 664-8661. Tickets are also available at Albertsons' Supermarkets.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Student Union Building

Description:

The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

This event is made possible by donated books from UNM staff and would not be successful without YOU helping us with books! Many donation sites have been set up, and more may be added. You have until 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13th to drop off your books at any of the collection locations listed in the attached flyer, including my office in Scholes Hall, Room 238. So UNM Staff, get ready to bring in your books! Books will again be available for FREE at three locations this year on the day of the event: Main Campus in the SUB, Ballroom A/North Campus in HSSB167/South Campus in SSSC 1002/early bird entry with your bookmark at 9 a.m./then from 10-a.m. - 3 p.m. (Please Note: north campus location closes at 2:00 p.m.). Sponsored by Environs and Parking and Transportation Committees.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Performances

Time:

1:30pm - 3:00pm

Description:

Nigerian Master drummers Agalu the Spirit of African Drums perform traditional blessings songs, celebratory dance rhythms, and original contemporary compositions in the Yaruba tradition of West Africa. Free and open to all! Free parking and refreshments.

Calendar:

Performances

Time:

2:00pm - 4:00pm

Description:

Disney's classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes and dazzling production numbers. Tickets may be purchased online at www.unmtickets.com; in person at the UNM Bookstore Ticket Office open Tues-Fri from 10am-6pm and the UNM Arena (The Pit) Ticket Office open Mon-Fri from 8:30am-5pm, or by phone at (505) 925-5858 or (877) 664-8661. Tickets are also available at Albertsons' Supermarkets.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

2:00pm - 3:00pm

Description:

Body Image

Calendar:

Other

Time:

3:00pm - 4:00pm

Description:

Friends and Family of People with Eating Disorders. Meets every other Saturday.

Calendar:

Performances

Time:

8:00pm - 10:00pm

Description:

Disney's classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes and dazzling production numbers. Tickets may be purchased online at www.unmtickets.com; in person at the UNM Bookstore Ticket Office open Tues-Fri from 10am-6pm and the UNM Arena (The Pit) Ticket Office open Mon-Fri from 8:30am-5pm, or by phone at (505) 925-5858 or (877) 664-8661. Tickets are also available at Albertsons' Supermarkets.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

Best-selling nov­el­ist Cristina Gar­cía deliv­ers the keynote address at the 12th Taos Sum­mer Writer’s Con­fer­ence on Sun­day, July 11, at 8 p.m. The event kicks off a series of free, pub­lic read­ings by con­fer­ence fac­ulty. Gar­cía is author of five nov­els, “Dream­ing in Cuban,” “The Agüero Sis­ters,” “Mon­key Hunt­ing,” “A Hand­book to Luck” and the forth­com­ing “The Lady Matador’s Hotel;” two works for young read­ers, “The Dog Who Loved the Moon” and “I Wanna Be Your Shoe­box;” and a poetry col­lec­tion, “The Lesser Tragedy of Death.” She edited two antholo­gies, “Cubanísimo: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Cuban Lit­er­a­ture” and “Bor­der­ing Fires: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Mex­i­can and Chicano/a Lit­er­a­ture.” For full schedule of events, follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Student Union Building

Description:

The most popular and viewed sports event, The World Cup Soccer Tournament, is just days away. The Monday through Friday games will be broadcast live on a 10' wide projection screen.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

This event is made possible by donated books from UNM staff and would not be successful without YOU helping us with books! Many donation sites have been set up, and more may be added. You have until 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13th to drop off your books at any of the collection locations listed in the attached flyer, including my office in Scholes Hall, Room 238. So UNM Staff, get ready to bring in your books! Books will again be available for FREE at three locations this year on the day of the event: Main Campus in the SUB, Ballroom A/North Campus in HSSB167/South Campus in SSSC 1002/early bird entry with your bookmark at 9 a.m./then from 10-a.m. - 3 p.m. (Please Note: north campus location closes at 2:00 p.m.). Sponsored by Environs and Parking and Transportation Committees.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Performances

Time:

1:00pm - 3:00pm

Description:

Disney's classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes and dazzling production numbers. Tickets may be purchased online at www.unmtickets.com; in person at the UNM Bookstore Ticket Office open Tues-Fri from 10am-6pm and the UNM Arena (The Pit) Ticket Office open Mon-Fri from 8:30am-5pm, or by phone at (505) 925-5858 or (877) 664-8661. Tickets are also available at Albertsons' Supermarkets.

Calendar:

Performances

Time:

6:30pm - 8:30pm

Description:

Disney's classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes and dazzling production numbers. Tickets may be purchased online at www.unmtickets.com; in person at the UNM Bookstore Ticket Office open Tues-Fri from 10am-6pm and the UNM Arena (The Pit) Ticket Office open Mon-Fri from 8:30am-5pm, or by phone at (505) 925-5858 or (877) 664-8661. Tickets are also available at Albertsons' Supermarkets.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

Best-selling nov­el­ist Cristina Gar­cía deliv­ers the keynote address at the 12th Taos Sum­mer Writer’s Con­fer­ence on Sun­day, July 11, at 8 p.m. The event kicks off a series of free, pub­lic read­ings by con­fer­ence fac­ulty. Gar­cía is author of five nov­els, “Dream­ing in Cuban,” “The Agüero Sis­ters,” “Mon­key Hunt­ing,” “A Hand­book to Luck” and the forth­com­ing “The Lady Matador’s Hotel;” two works for young read­ers, “The Dog Who Loved the Moon” and “I Wanna Be Your Shoe­box;” and a poetry col­lec­tion, “The Lesser Tragedy of Death.” She edited two antholo­gies, “Cubanísimo: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Cuban Lit­er­a­ture” and “Bor­der­ing Fires: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Mex­i­can and Chicano/a Lit­er­a­ture.” For full schedule of events, follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

This event is made possible by donated books from UNM staff and would not be successful without YOU helping us with books! Many donation sites have been set up, and more may be added. You have until 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13th to drop off your books at any of the collection locations listed in the attached flyer, including my office in Scholes Hall, Room 238. So UNM Staff, get ready to bring in your books! Books will again be available for FREE at three locations this year on the day of the event: Main Campus in the SUB, Ballroom A/North Campus in HSSB167/South Campus in SSSC 1002/early bird entry with your bookmark at 9 a.m./then from 10-a.m. - 3 p.m. (Please Note: north campus location closes at 2:00 p.m.). Sponsored by Environs and Parking and Transportation Committees.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

Best-selling nov­el­ist Cristina Gar­cía deliv­ers the keynote address at the 12th Taos Sum­mer Writer’s Con­fer­ence on Sun­day, July 11, at 8 p.m. The event kicks off a series of free, pub­lic read­ings by con­fer­ence fac­ulty. Gar­cía is author of five nov­els, “Dream­ing in Cuban,” “The Agüero Sis­ters,” “Mon­key Hunt­ing,” “A Hand­book to Luck” and the forth­com­ing “The Lady Matador’s Hotel;” two works for young read­ers, “The Dog Who Loved the Moon” and “I Wanna Be Your Shoe­box;” and a poetry col­lec­tion, “The Lesser Tragedy of Death.” She edited two antholo­gies, “Cubanísimo: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Cuban Lit­er­a­ture” and “Bor­der­ing Fires: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Mex­i­can and Chicano/a Lit­er­a­ture.” For full schedule of events, follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

This event is made possible by donated books from UNM staff and would not be successful without YOU helping us with books! Many donation sites have been set up, and more may be added. You have until 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13th to drop off your books at any of the collection locations listed in the attached flyer, including my office in Scholes Hall, Room 238. So UNM Staff, get ready to bring in your books! Books will again be available for FREE at three locations this year on the day of the event: Main Campus in the SUB, Ballroom A/North Campus in HSSB167/South Campus in SSSC 1002/early bird entry with your bookmark at 9 a.m./then from 10-a.m. - 3 p.m. (Please Note: north campus location closes at 2:00 p.m.). Sponsored by Environs and Parking and Transportation Committees.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

Best-selling nov­el­ist Cristina Gar­cía deliv­ers the keynote address at the 12th Taos Sum­mer Writer’s Con­fer­ence on Sun­day, July 11, at 8 p.m. The event kicks off a series of free, pub­lic read­ings by con­fer­ence fac­ulty. Gar­cía is author of five nov­els, “Dream­ing in Cuban,” “The Agüero Sis­ters,” “Mon­key Hunt­ing,” “A Hand­book to Luck” and the forth­com­ing “The Lady Matador’s Hotel;” two works for young read­ers, “The Dog Who Loved the Moon” and “I Wanna Be Your Shoe­box;” and a poetry col­lec­tion, “The Lesser Tragedy of Death.” She edited two antholo­gies, “Cubanísimo: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Cuban Lit­er­a­ture” and “Bor­der­ing Fires: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Mex­i­can and Chicano/a Lit­er­a­ture.” For full schedule of events, follow Web Link.

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Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

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This event is made possible by donated books from UNM staff and would not be successful without YOU helping us with books! Many donation sites have been set up, and more may be added. You have until 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13th to drop off your books at any of the collection locations listed in the attached flyer, including my office in Scholes Hall, Room 238. So UNM Staff, get ready to bring in your books! Books will again be available for FREE at three locations this year on the day of the event: Main Campus in the SUB, Ballroom A/North Campus in HSSB167/South Campus in SSSC 1002/early bird entry with your bookmark at 9 a.m./then from 10-a.m. - 3 p.m. (Please Note: north campus location closes at 2:00 p.m.). Sponsored by Environs and Parking and Transportation Committees.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Time:

11:45am - 1:00pm

Description:

MRN presents a lecture by Angela R. Laird titled, “Meta-analytic functional parcellation of intrinsic connectivity networks using the BrainMap database.” Laird, an assistant professor of radiology at the University of Texas, will speak on her research in functional neuroimaging studies. She found that the characterization of intrinsic connectivity networks (ICN) is possible by using the BrainMap database. Laird will review her results which points to a data driven way of ordering mental operations and task associations and the ways different intrinsic brain networks that drive them. A light lunch will served.

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Other

Time:

2:00pm - 5:00pm

Description:

“Farm Fresh on the Plaza” con­tin­ues to be offered weekly on the plaza north of the Bar­bara & Bill Richard­son Pavil­ion (BBRP) on north cam­pus every Wednes­day from 2 to 5 p.m. Expe­ri­ence the fresh, sweet taste of local farm and freshly pre­pared foods includ­ing cheese, honey, breads, muffins, wraps and quiches in the shop­ping con­ve­nience of your own workplace. Addi­tion­ally, a new ven­dor, Maslow’s Table, is now offer­ing organic pre­pared foods and two ven­dors will be sell­ing fresh pro­duce, which will increase in vari­ety and abun­dance as the veg­gies mature and fresh eggs. Brought to you by the UNMH Employee Well­ness Ser­vice Team, “We Help Those Who Care, Care for Themselves.”

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Other

Time:

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Description:

Alcoholics Anonymous---new group forming. Every Wednesday.

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Other

Description:

Staff Appreciation Month continues this Thursday, July 15, when the Staff Council Environs Committee hosts the popular “Books from Staff for Staff” today from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at three locations: south campus in room 1002 of the Student Support and Services Center, main campus in SUB Ballroom A and north campus at HSSB room 167.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Other

Description:

Best-selling nov­el­ist Cristina Gar­cía deliv­ers the keynote address at the 12th Taos Sum­mer Writer’s Con­fer­ence on Sun­day, July 11, at 8 p.m. The event kicks off a series of free, pub­lic read­ings by con­fer­ence fac­ulty. Gar­cía is author of five nov­els, “Dream­ing in Cuban,” “The Agüero Sis­ters,” “Mon­key Hunt­ing,” “A Hand­book to Luck” and the forth­com­ing “The Lady Matador’s Hotel;” two works for young read­ers, “The Dog Who Loved the Moon” and “I Wanna Be Your Shoe­box;” and a poetry col­lec­tion, “The Lesser Tragedy of Death.” She edited two antholo­gies, “Cubanísimo: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Cuban Lit­er­a­ture” and “Bor­der­ing Fires: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Mex­i­can and Chicano/a Lit­er­a­ture.” For full schedule of events, follow Web Link.

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Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 3:00pm

Description:

Trade books, music and movies at Books from Staff for Staff, pre­sented by the Staff Coun­cil envi­rons and park­ing & trans­porta­tion com­mit­tees at three loca­tions, SUB ball­room A on main cam­pus, Health Sci­ences and Ser­vices Build­ing 167 on north cam­pus and SSSC 1002 on south cam­pus. Bring bags. The Staff Coun­cil envi­rons com­mit­tee reminds all staff to reduce, reuse and recy­cle. Book drop-off points will be announced. Those donat­ing get early bird access, 9–10 a.m.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Student Union Building

Time:

11:30am - 7:00pm

Description:

The UNM Par­ent Asso­ci­a­tion is kick­ing off an excit­ing new fundrais­ing part­ner­ship with Bagoli­tas. This is a fun event for all Lobo fans includ­ing par­ents, alumni, stu­dents, fac­ulty, staff and the Lobo com­mu­nity at large that sup­ports a great cause in the process – stu­dent scholarships. Bagoli­tas man­u­fac­tures spunky hand­bags and acces­sories, includ­ing their licensed prod­ucts and is kick­ing off this part­ner­ship by donat­ing an extra five per­cent from event sales. All pro­ceeds (100 per­cent) received from Bagoli­tas event will ben­e­fit the UNM Par­ent Asso­ci­a­tion Par­ent Fund for Excel­lence (UNM Stu­dent Schol­ar­ships fund).

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Other

Description:

Best-selling nov­el­ist Cristina Gar­cía deliv­ers the keynote address at the 12th Taos Sum­mer Writer’s Con­fer­ence on Sun­day, July 11, at 8 p.m. The event kicks off a series of free, pub­lic read­ings by con­fer­ence fac­ulty. Gar­cía is author of five nov­els, “Dream­ing in Cuban,” “The Agüero Sis­ters,” “Mon­key Hunt­ing,” “A Hand­book to Luck” and the forth­com­ing “The Lady Matador’s Hotel;” two works for young read­ers, “The Dog Who Loved the Moon” and “I Wanna Be Your Shoe­box;” and a poetry col­lec­tion, “The Lesser Tragedy of Death.” She edited two antholo­gies, “Cubanísimo: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Cuban Lit­er­a­ture” and “Bor­der­ing Fires: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Mex­i­can and Chicano/a Lit­er­a­ture.” For full schedule of events, follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Other

Description:

Best-selling nov­el­ist Cristina Gar­cía deliv­ers the keynote address at the 12th Taos Sum­mer Writer’s Con­fer­ence on Sun­day, July 11, at 8 p.m. The event kicks off a series of free, pub­lic read­ings by con­fer­ence fac­ulty. Gar­cía is author of five nov­els, “Dream­ing in Cuban,” “The Agüero Sis­ters,” “Mon­key Hunt­ing,” “A Hand­book to Luck” and the forth­com­ing “The Lady Matador’s Hotel;” two works for young read­ers, “The Dog Who Loved the Moon” and “I Wanna Be Your Shoe­box;” and a poetry col­lec­tion, “The Lesser Tragedy of Death.” She edited two antholo­gies, “Cubanísimo: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Cuban Lit­er­a­ture” and “Bor­der­ing Fires: The Vin­tage Book of Con­tem­po­rary Mex­i­can and Chicano/a Lit­er­a­ture.” For full schedule of events, follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Other

Time:

10:00am - 3:00pm

Description:

Support Tamarind and pick up work tables, papers, books and more.

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Other

Time:

2:00pm - 3:00pm

Description:

Body Image

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Student Union Building

Time:

12:00pm - 12:45pm

Description:

Meet staff coun­cilors at the Staff Coun­cil 20 Year Cel­e­bra­tion at the patio area on the sec­ond floor of the SUB, near the Cherry Sil­ver room. in the SUB Santa Ana room. Refresh­ments will be served. The recep­tion is fol­lowed by a Staff Coun­cil meet­ing, 1–3 p.m., called to order by spe­cial guest past-University Sec­re­tary Anne Brown, who called the first coun­cil meet­ing to order on July 11, 1990.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Other

Time:

2:00pm - 5:00pm

Description:

“Farm Fresh on the Plaza” con­tin­ues to be offered weekly on the plaza north of the Bar­bara & Bill Richard­son Pavil­ion (BBRP) on north cam­pus every Wednes­day from 2 to 5 p.m. Expe­ri­ence the fresh, sweet taste of local farm and freshly pre­pared foods includ­ing cheese, honey, breads, muffins, wraps and quiches in the shop­ping con­ve­nience of your own workplace. Addi­tion­ally, a new ven­dor, Maslow’s Table, is now offer­ing organic pre­pared foods and two ven­dors will be sell­ing fresh pro­duce, which will increase in vari­ety and abun­dance as the veg­gies mature and fresh eggs. Brought to you by the UNMH Employee Well­ness Ser­vice Team, “We Help Those Who Care, Care for Themselves.”

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Other

Time:

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Description:

Alcoholics Anonymous---new group forming. Every Wednesday.

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Student Union Building

Description:

UNM's Office of the Chief Information Officer will be hosting Technology Days which will give faculty, students and staff an opportunity to learn about and participate in discussions of the current state of UNM technologies and future innovations. The UNM technology public is welcome to propose a presentation or training session for the event. The deadline to submit is June 21 at 8:00 a.m.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Other

Time:

7:00pm - 8:30pm

Description:

The Har­wood Museum of Art of UNM in Taos presents a lec­ture with Gene Sanchez on artist and print­maker Gene Kloss Thurs­day, July 22 at 7 p.m. The pro­gram com­ple­ments “Gene Kloss from Berke­ley to Taos,” a Har­wood exhi­bi­tion fea­tur­ing prints, draw­ings and paint­ings from pub­lic and pri­vate col­lec­tions includ­ing the San­gre de Christo Art Cen­ter. The exhibit con­tin­ues through Aug. 22. Sanchez is author of “Gene Kloss: An Amer­i­can Print­maker,” a two-volume cat­a­logue raisonne of the artist’s work. Retir­ing from a 33-year archi­tec­tural prac­tice in the mid-1990s, Sanchez began the project to com­pile and pub­lish this com­pre­hen­sive study of Gene Kloss’s oeuvre.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Student Union Building

Description:

UNM's Office of the Chief Information Officer will be hosting Technology Days which will give faculty, students and staff an opportunity to learn about and participate in discussions of the current state of UNM technologies and future innovations. The UNM technology public is welcome to propose a presentation or training session for the event. The deadline to submit is June 21 at 8:00 a.m.

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Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Performances

Time:

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Description:

Performances featuring international tap dance star Roxane Butterfly, and Founding Director of the Tap Jam Bill Evans. These remarkable guest artists will be joined by the New Mexico Rhythm Tap Ensemble, as well as dancers from local studios, for an eclectic celebration of rhythmic and percussive dance! Tickets are available through the UNM Box Office. $15 adults, $10 students/seniors.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 9:30pm

Description:

Dur­ing the annual UNM Staff Pic­nic, staff and their guests get all-day admis­sion to the Albu­querque Biopark and Zoo for $5 per per­son. Din­ner, included with the ticket price, is served 6:30–8 p.m. at the zoo. A valid Lobo Card is required for ticket pur­chases. Tick­ets are avail­able at the main cam­pus UNM Book­store, Basic Med­ical Sci­ences Build­ing room G49 (8:30–11:30 a.m. only), Phys­i­cal Plant Depart­ment Ser­vice Build­ing and cashier’s offices at Gallup, Taos and Valen­cia cam­puses. Credit cards are not accepted for ticket pur­chases at Book­store, PPD or branch loca­tions. The pic­nic is pre­sented by the Staff Coun­cil rewards and recog­ni­tion committee.

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Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Other

Time:

2:00pm - 3:00pm

Description:

Body Image

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Other

Time:

3:00pm - 4:00pm

Description:

Friends and Family of People with Eating Disorders. Meets every other Saturday.

Calendar:

Performances

Time:

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Description:

Performances featuring international tap dance star Roxane Butterfly, and Founding Director of the Tap Jam Bill Evans. These remarkable guest artists will be joined by the New Mexico Rhythm Tap Ensemble, as well as dancers from local studios, for an eclectic celebration of rhythmic and percussive dance! Tickets are available through the UNM Box Office. $15 adults, $10 students/seniors.

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Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

A SERIES OF FREE traditional Mexican health fairs (Ferias de Salud) and workshops will be held in the Albuquerque, Alcalde, Espanola and Santa Fe areas July 27 – 29, in conjunction with the 10th annual Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico class at the University of New Mexico. For Schedule follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

A SERIES OF FREE traditional Mexican health fairs (Ferias de Salud) and workshops will be held in the Albuquerque, Alcalde, Espanola and Santa Fe areas July 27 – 29, in conjunction with the 10th annual Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico class at the University of New Mexico. For Schedule follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

10:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

THE UNM BOOKSTORE will hold its annual Summer Sidewalk Sale Wednesday-Friday! Markdowns include 25 to 75% on selected merchandise from Lobowear, UNM gifts and general books to art and office supplies, technology and more.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

2:00pm - 5:00pm

Description:

“Farm Fresh on the Plaza” con­tin­ues to be offered weekly on the plaza north of the Bar­bara & Bill Richard­son Pavil­ion (BBRP) on north cam­pus every Wednes­day from 2 to 5 p.m. Expe­ri­ence the fresh, sweet taste of local farm and freshly pre­pared foods includ­ing cheese, honey, breads, muffins, wraps and quiches in the shop­ping con­ve­nience of your own workplace. Addi­tion­ally, a new ven­dor, Maslow’s Table, is now offer­ing organic pre­pared foods and two ven­dors will be sell­ing fresh pro­duce, which will increase in vari­ety and abun­dance as the veg­gies mature and fresh eggs. Brought to you by the UNMH Employee Well­ness Ser­vice Team, “We Help Those Who Care, Care for Themselves.”

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Other

Time:

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Description:

Alcoholics Anonymous---new group forming. Every Wednesday.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

Calendar:

Other

Description:

A SERIES OF FREE traditional Mexican health fairs (Ferias de Salud) and workshops will be held in the Albuquerque, Alcalde, Espanola and Santa Fe areas July 27 – 29, in conjunction with the 10th annual Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico class at the University of New Mexico. For Schedule follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Student Union Building

Time:

7:30am - 9:00am

Description:

UNM admin­is­tra­tors serve a pan­cake break­fast spon­sored by the Divi­sion of Human Resources. The theme is Red Hot and Lobo Cool Café. Present a Lobo Card for admission.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

8:10am - 12:40pm

Description:

The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

9:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

Calendar:

Other

Time:

10:00am - 4:00pm

Description:

THE UNM BOOKSTORE will hold its annual Summer Sidewalk Sale Wednesday-Friday! Markdowns include 25 to 75% on selected merchandise from Lobowear, UNM gifts and general books to art and office supplies, technology and more.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

Calendar:

Health Sciences Ctr

Description:

A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

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Exhibits

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The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Exhibits

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A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

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8:10am - 12:40pm

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The Women’s Resource Center offers “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico,” a two-week course about customary medical techniques and practices. The instructors, Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and Arturo Ornelas, are healers and health practitioners who will lecture on the history of Curanderismo, the practice of Mexican folk healing, and how this convention has been incorporated into various modern-day traditional and holistic techniques. Students and community members can take the course for credit through UNM or Continuing Education. The class is offered through the UNM registrar as Women Studies 379, section 010; Anthropology 340, section 10; Latin American Studies 593, section 10; and Chicano Studies 393, section 10. Through Continuing Education, the class will be offered as Continuing Education Course #38409. For more information follow Web Link.

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Other

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9:00am - 4:00pm

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Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Other

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10:00am - 4:00pm

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THE UNM BOOKSTORE will hold its annual Summer Sidewalk Sale Wednesday-Friday! Markdowns include 25 to 75% on selected merchandise from Lobowear, UNM gifts and general books to art and office supplies, technology and more.

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Other

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7:00pm - 8:00pm

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UNM faculty member Leslie A. Donovan will appear as a panelist on KNME (Channel 5). An Associate Professor in the University Honors Program at UNM, Donovan will be participating in a conversation marking the 20-year-anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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Health Sciences Ctr

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Topic explores the long and interesting history of diabetes first discovered during ancient times and yet only became treatable less than a hundred years ago through the discovery of insulin. Special programs will be offered with the exhibit to coincide with American Diabetes Awareness Month in November. Open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.

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Health Sciences Ctr

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A new exhibit of 26 mixed media prints by artist Kathamann, a Santa Fe artist and retired registered nurse and histology technician. These colorful and sometimes whimsical artist interpretations of histological slides are a study into the human form. Auditorium lobby open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm..

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Exhibits

Description:

Leaflets and photographs from the Korean War give a sense of the subtle, inner war that was waged carefully along side the shooting war. The “quiet” combat saw both sides using words and images to extinguish their enemies’ will to fight.

Calendar:

Exhibits

Description:

The UNM Santa Fe Bachelor & Graduate Program is excited to announce a group exhibit of artwork by UNM Art and Art History students. The students have displayed artwork, both drawings and paintings, created for the exhibition in the BFA-Studio program offered through UNM on the SFCC campus. Participants in this show include: Barbara Bloomberg, Martha Cooke, Beryl Markowitz, Bethany Stephens, Katherine Forrest, Karin Hall, Scott Shuker, David Warren, and Joanne Speicher. The show will be on display until August 16.

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Exhibits

Description:

A new exhibit and book explores the tex­tile tra­di­tions in Zinacan­tán, a Maya com­mu­nity in Chi­a­pas, Mex­ico. The exhibit includes the tech­niques of back­strap loom weav­ing and shows the ways the tex­tiles are used in daily life. This exhibit will be in place through Decem­ber 2011. Hours at the Maxwell are Tues­day – Fri­day 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The exhibit is free and the pub­lic is welcome.

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Other

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9:00am - 4:00pm

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Open to children ages 6-12. No UNM affiliation necesary. $395 for four two-week camps of your choice or $175 for one four-day intersession. Prices include lunch and snacks. Forms available on line. Register by phone or mail to: 1210 University Blvd. NE, ABQ 87131. Follow Web Link for details.

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Other

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2:00pm - 3:00pm

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Body Image

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Other

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6:30pm - 8:30pm

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Matias Pizarro, a musician/artist/cultural promoter and underground activist, will speak on his upbringing in Chile, Brazil and El Salvador as a budding musician and on his later experience as an immigrant artist in the United States. Keith Sanchez is a singer/songwriter, and recording artist whose music has been distributed throughout the United States and Latin America. He toured and performed as lead singer and lyricist for the band Stoic Frame.

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