The University of New Mexico’s School of Engineering, in partnership with the UNM Division of Continuing Education, introduces a series of short courses for engineering and technical professionals. These short courses range from one to five days in length. They are taught by well respected University of New Mexico School of Engineering professors and other […]
Archive for September, 2007
Professional CE courses for Engineering & Technical Professionals
Published by September 28th, 2007 in UNM Continuing Education. ClosedBueno Foods shares samples of green chile along with family story
Published by September 24th, 2007 in UNM Continuing Education. ClosedFifty six years ago, Ana Baca’s father and uncles created flame-roasted, fresh-frozen green chile and Bueno Foods was born. Ana Baca presents a Special Interest Lecture with the Story of New Mexico this Friday!
Hear the story of Bueno Chile, including their family traditions and the equipment her entrepreneurial family built to make it possible […]
Digital Arts instructor & multimedia developer earns national award
Published by September 19th, 2007 in Digital Arts, Events, Of Note and UNM Continuing Education. ClosedThe 28th Annual Telly Awards has announced its winners for 2007! The Telly Awards is the premiere award honoring outstanding local, regional, and cable TV commercials and programs, as well as the finest in video and film. The 28th Annual Telly Awards received over 14,000 entries from all 50 states and 5 continents.
Bradley Stoddard […]
See New Mexico during its most beautiful time of year! Great trips coming soon.
Published by September 18th, 2007 in UNM Continuing Education. ClosedThe Story of New Mexico has some great ideas to take you out and about to see New Mexico at its Fall finest. Travel in safety & comfort while you explore interesting byways, and enjoy an insider’s experience of the rich character of our state. Coming soon:
Hiking and Digital Photography at Ghost Ranch
Celebrate the beauty […]
Reduce your impact on the environment — and save money!
Published by September 13th, 2007 in UNM Continuing Education. ClosedStarts soon!
Have you been thinking about cutting down on toxic substances in your house? Cutting your utility bill? How about helping the environment and pocketing the difference? This class can show you how.
Part of the class is hands-on, as you learn how to install water-saving appliances and make a rain collection barrel.
This class is taught […]
Learn Spanish during a 2 week bicultural immersion field trip!
Published by September 11th, 2007 in UNM Continuing Education. ClosedSpeak in Spanish for real life situations and converse with native speakers, and learn Spanish while enjoying México’s natural beauty and rich cultural background!
Kukulcan, an educational community near Cuernavaca, México, provides a supportive bicultural experience for students of Spanish. To enhance cultural understanding, history, literature, music, traditional medicine and film courses are taught in […]
“Anasazi Americans” author presents class on their fate and our lessons
Published by September 5th, 2007 in Of Note, Personal Enrichment, Travel & Culture and UNM Continuing Education. ClosedWhat happened to them and what lessons can we learn from the resilient survivors of the Chaco Anasazi?
Ancient hunter/gatherers in the American Southwest first learned to become farmers, then later attained the knowledge and power to create North America’s grandest regional society, the Chaco-Anasazi… only to go on to lose all that they had created! […]
Computer Hobby Series gets people started on the computer
Published by September 4th, 2007 in UNM Continuing Education. ClosedKnowing how to use a computer can benefit everyone! And it doesn’t have to be a frustrating experience. Learn how to do what you want to do instead of wondering why it doesn’t work.
All of our Computer Hobby courses present fundamental topics at an affordable price for every student.
Learn to use a Computer at Any […]
Story of New Mexico Lecture Series I
Published by September 4th, 2007 in Travel & Culture and UNM Continuing Education. ClosedDark matters: Explore some of the forces at work behind the scenes of sunny New Mexico’s history. Is it any wonder that a state with such dramatic underpinnings has produced exceptional storytellers? From a desperate Spanish colony with sad tales of slavery, to the backwoods development of the earth-shattering, history-changing atomic bomb, the stories demand […]
