Tools for Faculty and Staff

The UNM STEM Collaborative Center is designed to facilitate cooperation among UNM's academic and student STEM support programs. To achieve this goal, the STCC provides these tools and services to faculty, staff and student leaders who support UNM's STEM students.

Student Communication Network

The student communication network provides you with the tools to help market your events, activities and opportunities to UNM's undergraduate STEM students.

Directory of UNM STEM Programs

The UNM STEM program Directory helps students to identify programs and opportunities that will help them achieve their STEM goals. Click here to learn more about including your program in the directory.

Weekly STEM Bulletin

The STEM Collaborative Center sends out a weekly newsletter to students, faculty, staff and other stakeholders. Click here to include your events or opportunities in this bulletin.

STEM University

STEM University is a collection of free, outside-of-class activities related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines. These events help students connect with STEM research, scientists, technologies and leadership. Click here to learn how you can post your events on STEM University.

STEM Benchmarking Data

Click here to see data and reports related to UNM’s undergraduate STEM education efforts.

Event Attendance Tracker

This tracking tool helps improve registration rates for events that serve specific student populations.

State of STEM Report

The STEM Collaborative publishes an annual report related to UNM’s capacity and effectiveness related to STEM undergraduate education. Click here to learn more.

First-Year STEM Career Exploration Conference

The STEM Collaborative is partnering with other UNM departments and organizations to sponsor an annual career exploration conference for first-year STEM students. Click here to learn more.

Event Scheduling Assistant

This tool helps you schedule events during times that students are most likely free to attend. Click here to learn more.

Literature Review: Hispanic Student Undergraduate Success

Focal question: What are the programs, opportunities (i.e. research, mentoring), etc. that contribute to academic success in Hispanic Undergraduate Students? The titles/links are from reports and journals.