You can now register for SUMMER and FALL 2025 classes. Have a look at the listings by clicking here.
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.
MEET WITH AN ADMISSIONS OFFICER
ADMISSIONS BOOKINGJoin us Tuesday, April 29th from 10–11am at Río Grande Hall 128 for a gentle, beginner-friendly yoga class taught by Miranda Cardenas, a student in the UNM-Taos 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training program.
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!
Join us at the HIVE for an event in collaboration with Taos Chamber of Commerce and WESST: Building Connection, Confidence, and Community for Entrepreneurs. This workshop will include engaging group activities, networking, and a panel of professionals!
Join us for an interactive and engaging workshop focused on entrepreneurship! Network, participate in group activities, and enjoy a panel of business professionals! See you then.
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!
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!
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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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