At UNM-Taos, students embark on a transformative journey. Our mission is to provide high-quality education and empower our students to imagine new possibilites.
UNM-Taos Department of Fine Arts, Film and Digital Media inspires students to tap into their creative potential. Click here to find out more about the programs available.
Choosing a program of study is just the beginning. Your academic plan can focus on what you're passionate about. On whatever pathway your interests lead you, we want to help you get there.
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ADMISSIONS BOOKINGDr. Rafael A. Martinez, author of Illegalized: Undocumented Youth Movements in the United States, explores the transformative power of undocumented youth activists. Drawing on personal experiences and in-depth research, he presents new perspectives.
The Pollinator is a small business incubator that will take your business from idea to launch! Let us support you on your entrepreneurial journey with this 8 week program! Register now or contact us with any questions!
Community welcome at this free event! Join YOUR UNM-Taos Library for a presentation by Dr. Timothy E. Nelson on Blackdom, a 20th-century African American settlement in New Mexico, along with a fruitful discussion on race relations in New Mexico and more.
In Maya art, dwarves are depicted as “attendants” to witness rituals or events. Scholars speculate about their function and actual existence in Maya society. A free talk by UNM-Taos instructor/TAS President Phil Alldritt will review the art and evidence.
The Pollinator is a small business incubator that will take your business from idea to launch! Let us support you on your entrepreneurial journey with this 8 week program! Register now or contact us with any questions!
Support local student artists and see some incredible work! Bring your friends, enjoy the art, and celebrate the next generation of Taos creatives. Opening reception is April 13 from 12-4 PM. Exhibition runs April 12-18, 11 AM-5:30 PM.
Your safety and security are of prime concern at The University of New Mexico-Taos and we are working hard to ensure the campus is a safe place to live, learn, work and play.
Campus bias incidents - which can include any conduct that discriminates, stereotypes, excludes, harasses or harms anyone in [the university] community based on their identity - should be reported.
When students suffer sexual assault and harassment, they are deprived of equal and free access to an education. This is a significant civil rights issue.
Students with documented learning, physical, sensory, or health disabilities may request reasonable accommodations to ensure access to education.
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