Contact Title-V
- Phone: (505) 277-1723
- Fax: (505) 277-1782

The mission of the University of New Mexico's Title-V program is to build a community of engagement between students, staff, and faculty, and to promote innovative programs leading to increased retention and graduation rates of our Hispanic and low income students.
Over the past few years, the University of New Mexico engaged in several campus-wide assessment activities that enabled us to present a comprehensive and accurate picture of the University. These activities are as follows.
Assessment Activities
From the above findings, The University of New Mexico applied for Title-V funding with a proposal titled, "Improving Campus Climate for Hispanic Students". In September 2006, The University was awarded a 2.8 million dollar Title V grant through the Department of Education. Title-V is a division of UNM Student Affairs and is directly overseen by Jennifer Gomez-Chavez. Title-V focuses on three initiatives:
The goal of UNM's Title V program, "Improving Campus Climate for Hispanic Students", is increased persistence and graduation rates of Hispanic and low income students by collaborating with faculty and staff in creating student engagement.

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