In Brief
UNM
debuts homepage
The new
UNM homepage made its debut last week and is designed to be
clean and easy to navigate. The homepage now gives special attention
to major constituencies and to the most popular links and activities.
The Looking
for... has many of the links previously listed on the
current page.
The page
continues to provide hot-button links to the latest news and
events. More detailed campus news will still be available on
Inside UNM. Check it out at www.unm.edu.
Comments
on dispute policy due May 31
Vice President
of Business and Finance Julie Weaks and the UNM Executive Cabinet
have extended the comment period on proposed changes to Policy
3220 Dispute Resolution to May 31.
The extension
will allow staff and faculty additional time to review the policy.
The proposed changes are available to faculty, staff and students
accessing the UNM web page through UNM computers. The URL is
http://www.unm.edu/~ubppm.
Comments
can be sent to Weaks office in Scholes Hall or via e-mail
to ubppm@unm.edu.
JAR
lecture features anthropological linguist
University
of Arizona professor Jane Hill will deliver the XIV Journal
of Anthropological Research (J.A.R.) Distinguished Lecture Thursday,
April 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Anthropology Lecture Hall, rm.
163.
Her talk
is titled Toward a Linguistic Prehistory of the Southwest.
She will also give a specialized seminar on Whats
Wrong with Hills Proto-Uto-Aztecan Maize Complex Reconstruction?
Friday, April 19 at noon in Anthropology rm. 178.
Elected
to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1998, Hill is
a Regents Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics.
Both events are free and wheelchair accessible.
J.A.R.
is an international quarterly journal of general anthropology,
published by UNM since 1945. For information, call 277-4544
or visit http://www.unm.edu/~jar/.