Wyoming. Each school in the consortium teaches ethics and promotes ethics training off campus. UNM offers ethics training, free of charge, to teachers from across New Mexico as part of the grant.

Dean Doug Brown will be retiring from the Anderson School of Management in June of 2014. As Anderson bids him farewell, those interested in following the search for a new dean are invited to bookmark the Anderson Dean Search page, which will track and record all events and news related to the process of hiring a new dean.

Anderson School of Management's 2013 Fall Convocation will be held on Saturday, December 14 at 2:00 p.m. in Johnson Gym. This year's speaker is Daniel Burrell, the immediate past Chief Executive Officer of Rosemont Realty and current member of theBoard of Advisors. Prior to joining Rosemont, Mr. Burrell was President of DCB Private Equity, a boutique firm specializing in real estate debt and equity financing.A reception will follow the ceremony.

The Anderson School of Management recognized donors and scholarship recipients at the annual Celebration of Giving Scholarship Reception held at Embassy Suites on Friday, November 1.

Every year the UNM Anderson School of Management awards fellowships and scholarships to deserving graduate and undergraduate students. 154 scholarships comprising 97 graduate and 57 undergraduate recipients were awarded for a total of $220,000. ﻿﻿

Donor Ward Hickey III

Students and donors were on hand to celebrate the generosity of Anderson donors and the academic achievement of student scholars. Scholarship funds allow Anderson students to stay in school and the donors realize the tremendous impact