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Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda
University of New Mexico Board of Regents Notice Of Meetings
This document provides notice of upcoming committee meetings, an executive session, and an open session for the Board of Regents. The committee meetings include the Audit & Compliance Committee, Finance & Facilities Committee, Health Sciences Center Committee, and the Student Success, Teaching & Research Committee. These meetings will be held consecutively, followed by an executive session and an open session available for public viewing.
Sep 29, 2026·
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The meeting agenda includes reports from the University President regarding legislative priorities, the University Provost concerning annual goals, and the Faculty Senate President. Key action items include committee appointments and the policy approval for development and approval of faculty policies, endowed chairs and named professorships, and emeriti faculty. Additionally, the agenda features an update on the Artificial Intelligence Steering Committee and a discussion regarding a Staff Council resolution on compensation adjustments to address rising costs and basic needs insecurity.
Jul 1, 2026·Budget
The University of New Mexico FY2026-27 Budget
A summary of The University of New Mexico's legislative appropriations for fiscal year 2026-27, including recurring and non-recurring appropriations from the state.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
The University of New Mexico Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes
The Faculty Senate received reports from the university leadership covering updates on the presidential search, campus development projects, enrollment statistics, innovation awards, and faculty personnel processes. The Senate approved a posthumous degree nomination, a consent agenda involving curricula changes and degree candidates, and revisions to policies regarding classified research and foreign talent recruitment. Furthermore, several new academic programs were approved, including various graduate certificates in special education, national security policy, educational leadership, and others, as well as new Bachelor of Science degrees in Economics and Bioengineering. The meeting also included a presentation regarding the strategic initiatives of the Immigration Working Group.
