In brief
Hispanic
magazine ranks law, Anderson Schools of Management
The School
of Law and Robert O. Anderson Graduate Schools of Management
(ASM) have been named in the top five in the country in their
respective categories for Hispanic students by Hispanic Business
magazine.
The School
of Law is ranked third, while the ASM Graduate Schools improved
two spots from last year and ranked fourth. Its the fourth
consecutive year that Anderson Schools have been ranked in the
top 10 by Hispanic Business, and the fourth time in the past
five years for the Law School. The Law School ranked even higher
last year capturing the number two spot.
The criteria
for recognition was based on total graduate and Hispanic enrollment,
faculty, student services, retention rate and reputation. The
measures were then summed and a rating assigned to each school
on the basis of the total score.
UNM
honorary degree nominations due Oct. 10
UNM honorary
degree recipient nominations are due to the Office of the University
Secretary, Scholes Hall, room 101, Friday, Oct. 10.
Nominations
should include a detailed letter stating reasons for the nomination,
accompanied by biographical material.
The honorary
degree is a special honor for individuals who have made significant
contributions to the cultural and or scientific development
of the Southwest, and also to the spiritual and or material
welfare of its people.
Honorary
degrees will be presented at the May 2004 Commencement ceremony.
Ethics
program offered
UNMs
Health Sciences Ethics Program design modules begin this month.
The program
is for faculty, professionals, graduate students and others.
Space is limited.
Topics
include professional responsibility, privacy and confidentiality,
end-of-life decision making, research ethics, reform and issues
in reproductive technologies. Modules begin Sept. 18 and Sept.
27.
For more
information, click Announcements on the Health Sciences
Center intranet page or contact Sandra at 272-6082.
Find
a career Sept. 25
The Robert
O. Anderson Schools of Management will host its 18th Annual
Career Fair Tuesday, Sept. 23 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the
SUB.
The Career
Fair is a campus-wide event open to all students.
Some 40
local, regional and national firms will participate.