Community Engagement
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The Annual Community-Engaged Scholarship Lecture Award
The Annual Community-Engaged Scholarship Lecture Award recognizes exceptional scholarly work that embodies UNM's commitment to community engagement and profoundly and systematically affects the relationship between the university and the larger community in a positive and meaningful way. This is the highest award for community-engaged scholarship bestowed by the University of New Mexico.
Native Bound Unbound
Collaboration between Office of Community Engagement and Native Bound Unbound on "Breaking The Silence of Slavery". (Recovering the stories of the Indigenous enslaved is critical for both tribal communities who were impacted by the loss and for descendants of those taken. These stories have been quieted over the years by whispers as much as by silence, though the memories and consciousness of them persists).
Community Engagement Symposium
Panelists: Ted Jojola, Kiran Katira, Robert (Rob) DelCampo, Shannon Sanchez-Young
Carnegie Foundation Elective Reclassification
As part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing community engagement at the University of New Mexico, we are preparing the report for the elective reclassification of the Carnegie Foundation for Community Engagement.
This submission is due April 1st 2025, and it is crucial that we gather comprehensive data on our community engagement activities across the state of New Mexico, the region and in our local communities.
To ensure our report is accurate and comprehensive, we kindly ask for your support in providing information about your community engagement initiatives. These activities may encompass, but are not limited to:
- Outreach programs
- Service-learning projects
- Community Based Participatory Research
- Collaborative research with community partners
- Public service activities
- Any other initiatives that contribute to community well-being and development
Your input will play a pivotal role in demonstrating the breadth and depth of our community engagement efforts, thereby strengthening our case for reclassification. Please submit your data by December 31, 2024, using the corresponding survey link provided by the Office of Community Engagement.
Contact
Office of Community Engagement
The University of New Mexico
George Pearl Hall [Architecture & Planning Building]
The University of New Mexico
engagement@unm.edu
505.277.6470
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