University of New Mexico - Faculty

Abstract The Department of Sociology at The University of New Mexico has a mission to enhance the understanding of human relationships, social institutions, and social change. Their faculty researches and analyzes major sociological issues of global, national, and regional significance, with a focus on crime and justice, gender, health and medicine, race and ethnicity, and social movements. The collection of University Sociology Department Papers is primarily from the 1970s and 1980s, and it includes...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center collection, HHC 335, dates circa 1949 - 2010s. This artificial collection consists of programs, reports, photographs, publications, and other items received by the library from various donors. The collection is minimally processed. It helps document the history and activities of the UNM Health Sciences Center and supplements the Health Sciences Center's institutional archives and digital repository (https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/hsc/).

Content Description These papers help document Dr. Omer's medical career and other activities. They were left in the order found by the archivist. Types of records include publications by Dr. Omer, correspondence, photographs, slides, and other items.

This finding aid provides box-level description. Original folder titles were retained when present.

Scope and Contents The Joseph V. Scaletti papers, HHC 323, date 1950-2010. Types of records include correspondence, publications, research and teaching materials, photographs and other media, administrative files, and other items. These papers help document Dr. Scaletti’s education, career, and professional activities – primarily at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. Original folder titles were kept when present. Folder titles and notes created by the archivist are in square brackets. The finding...

Abstract Jovan Djuric was a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of New Mexico during the 1960s and early 1970s. This collection mainly focuses on his involuntary departure from the university, his struggle against his perceived unfair treatment, and the subsequent trials that took place during the late 1960s and 1970s.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center collection, HHC 335, dates circa 1949 - 2010s. This artificial collection consists of programs, reports, photographs, publications, and other items received by the library from various donors. The collection is minimally processed. It helps document the history and activities of the UNM Health Sciences Center and supplements the Health Sciences Center's institutional archives and digital repository (https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/hsc/).

Scope and Contents This interview with Dr. Robert E. Anderson (1931-2009) focuses largely on the creation and early years of the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. Dr. Anderson summarizes his own personal and professional background; analyzes the reasons for his decision to join the brand new school in 1964 (and suggests those of many of his colleagues); sketches the prominent individuals involved in the early history of the institution; provides information about the first decade or so of the school's...

Abstract The University of New Mexico's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department was founded in 1906. Throughout the years, the department has grown and inculdes research labs for such things as robotics, hearing aid research and artificial intelligence, as well as the Centennial Science and Engineering library. The bulk of the collection includes meetings and reports from the 1980s, and many photogrphs from the 1960s.