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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Early Enrollment Save $5.00


We’ve probably all had the experience of standing in a long line to enroll, trying to get an appointment to see an advisor and choosing your classes only to find that they are filled and you have to start all over again.

But NO MORE! This Spring Semester we want to reward those of you who register early, not just with a CLEAR CONSCIENCE and CALMED NERVES, but with FABULOUS PRIZES as well!

So if you are one of the first 300 students to enroll before December 23 (Enrollment starts Monday, November 29, right after the Thanksgiving holiday) we’ll give you a voucher redeemable for five dollars off any item in the bookstore AND a coupon good for any beverage at the Snack Bar at Klauer OR Mondo Kulture coffee shop in town.

SUCH A DEAL!

Click HERE to Print out the Coupon.


Thursday, November 18, 2010

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Hispanic Scholarship Opportunity


Hello Students,
Here is a link for a great opportunity. Please come by El Centro if you need a letter of recommendation or if you need computer access to apply for this scholarship.
Scholarship applications for 2011-2012 will open in November 2010!

To apply and to read more about our scholarship programs, please go to http://scholarships.hispanicfund.org

In 2009, the Hispanic College Fund awarded approximately $3 million to 592 students nationwide. More than 80 percent of the scholarships that were awarded were for students studying business, science, technology, engineering, and math.

HCF Scholars include some of the nation's top college students. Through the HCF network, students have started careers at companies like Lockheed Martin, Estee Lauder Companies, and Google.

Who Can Apply?

The minimum eligibility criteria for HCF scholarship programs are:

Must have attended high school in the United States for a minimum of 3 years.

Must have a minimum GPA of a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

Must plan to enroll as a full-time undergraduate student from Fall 2010 - Spring 2011.

Must plan to be enrolled in a college or university in the U.S. or Puerto Rico.

Each scholarship program has its own set of criteria. Each scholarship application site will state the full list of requirements for each program.

El Centro de la Raza
Room 1153 Mesa Vista Hall
MSC06 3830
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
Phone - (505) 277-5020
Fax - (505) 277-5182
El Centro de la Raza
Room 1153 Mesa Vista Hall
MSC06 3830Publish Post
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
Phone - (505) 277-5020
Fax - (505) 277-5182

Art Department Continuing Education Program


UNM Taos Art Department presents our new fabulous continuing education workshop series. These short workshops are geared toward advancing the skills of our current students, area professionals and working adults wanting a creative outlet. Participants need not be registered as UNM students. The instructors are professional artist with workshop teaching experience. Have fun, learn something new and leave with finished works of art that you created.



Visit: http://taos.unm.edu/continuing-ed/

for a full listing of classes

Monday, November 8, 2010

2010 UNM-Taos Student Government Election


CALL TO VOTE
WHO: Students enrolled in class at UNM-Taos for fall semester

WHAT: 2010 UNM-Taos Student Government Election

WHEN: Nov. 10th, 2010, 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.

HOW:
• Election will take place online with a link to an online ballot
sent to your UNM E-Mail account. Students will need to obtain
a NetID, password, and UNM E-mail account to vote online.
Instructions for how to do this can be found at http://my.unm.edu.
• If you have difficulty obtaining a NetID and password you can call the
CIRT department in advance of the election at UNM-Taos Main Campus
at (505)277-5757. If you have difficulty voting online the day of election
you can visit the Student Government Office at Pueblo Hall East.
WHO YOU’LL BE VOTING FOR:
• Students will vote for 9 out of the following 15 candiadates for
UNM-Taos Student Senator:

Arsenio A. Arellano
Valerie Ortega
Jason Gordon
Marlene Rael
Victoria Gordon
Adela Rivera
Brook Hemenway
Nina Roybal
Daniel Herrera
Laura Suazo
Michael Lefebvre
Elizabeth Trujillo
Clyde Gary Moya
Myana Young
Rayos Muniz

• Students will vote YES or No on the revised UNM-Taos Student
Government Constitution.

• Students will vote YES or NO on the revised UNM-Taos Student
Government Bylaws

GET INVOLVED IN SHAPING YOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE

VOTE ONLINE THIS NOVEMBER 10TH, 2010


Sunday, November 7, 2010

Get Your UNM NetID!


Get a UNM NetID
• Register for Classes
• Vote in Student Government elections
You will need a UNM NetID and unm.edu
e-mail to register for classes and vote
in student government elections.

UNM-Taos students will receive
e-mails regarding deadlines,
scholarships and events
Stay informed and be an active
member of your campus.

Go to: https://netid.unm.edu to get your UNM NetID.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Taos BRAWL III-D at KTAOS Solar Center to Benefit The Literacy Center at UNM Taos

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 27, 2010

Taos BRAWL III-D at KTAOS Solar Center to Benefit The Literacy Center at UNM Taos

The Taos Broads Regional Arm Wrestling League has taken a long break since their last bout in January of this year, but they’re proud and pleased to announce that they’re back and ready to slam down again. This time half the money raised will go to The Literacy Center at UNM Taos.

Taos BRAWL III-D is scheduled for Saturday, November 13th inside the Pavilion at the KTAOS Solar Center. The Station Bar opens at 5pm, BRAWLBucks (used to “bet” and vote on the wrestler of your choice) will be sold starting at 7pm, and the Bout begins at 8pm.

Eight local arm wrestlers, including Eva Destruction, Sister Bad Habit, Mommie Dearest and Miss

ARMerica, will appear in all their splashy splendor and gory glory and go womano a wom

ano until the third round, when the winner is awarded the Championship Belt. Then the Pavilion will turn into a dance hall, with live DJ music by Lacuna.

Despite some adult themes and language, Taos BRAWL III-D will be an all-ages event, and rightly so, says Susan Nuss, founder of Taos BRAWL.

“We thought it would only be right to allow all ages to come and help raise money for The Literacy Center at UNM Taos, because the services they provide to young and older adults in our community, from ages 16 to 78, benefit all of us, no matter what age.” Indeed, literate parents are the most important determining factor of children’s literacy levels.

The Literacy Center at UNM Taos not only provides GED preparation classes and an English as a Second Language program, but they also offer Adult Literacy assistance, for anything from applying for a job, writing a resume or starting a business, to using the internet. One local resident even enlisted their help in order to be able to read to her grandchildren.

“I don’t think people accomplish big goals alone,” says Judy Hofer, Director of The Literacy Center. “That’s why we’re here. All of our services are free of charge, and if you’re not getting the support you need out in the world, you’ll definitely get it here.”

Julie Armenta, 46 and a former Literacy Center student now celebrating her successful passing of the GED, agrees.

“I couldn’t have done this without everybody here. From the day I

left school, I knew about this program, but you have to put a lot of pride aside just to walk through that door. Any people who couldn’t ‘fit into the box’ at school have to take it upon themselves to do this. But once I walked in, I was welcomed by everybody. It’s even changed my opinion of young people today, because some of my fellow students have blown me away with their kindness and support!”

Armenta continues to volunteer her time to The Literacy Center because she knows from her experience that “support travels.”

Taos BRAWL III-D will be a fun-filled opportunity for residents of all ages to show their support for The Literacy Center at UNM Taos, and for Working Class Theatre, which produces socially relevant plays for the Taos community. All money raised will be divided between the two organizations.

Admission is $5 and BRAWLbucks, used to “bet” and vote on the wrestler of your choice, are 2 for $1. Taos BRAWL T shirts will also be for sale at the event.

Contact Information:

Susan Nuss

PO Box 173, Taos NM, 87571

(575)751-8205

snuss@siriusware.com


Arm wrestler Mommie Dearest practices her grip with Literacy Center student Jeremy Archuleta, while fellow student Alberto Trujillo and arm wrestler Hot Flash cheer them on. Photo by Dancer Dearing.