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Mother graduates alongside her daughter

By Veronica Apodaca @veeapodaca Being a mother and a student are full-time jobs on their own, and Lori White has managed to do both at the same time during her years at the University of New Mexico.

White, who is graduating with a Master’s degree in Health Administration from the School of Public Administration, is now able to share her graduation with her daughter, Alea White, as they both graduate from their respective programs this semester.

“As a single parent for all of her life, I can remember having to bring her to campus in her stroller as I was finishing up my undergraduate degree in communications,” White said of her daughter, who is receiving bachelor’s degrees in both psychology and journalism and mass communications.

In becoming a parent during her time at UNM, White found a new motivation to complete her education so that she could provide the best life possible for her daughter.

As both of them have continued in their education, White says that she has emphasized the importance of

Courtesy Photo / Lori White.

education, particularly at the college level, making sure that her daughter will have every opportunity to create a happy and successful life of her own.

White is familiar with UNM, having found it to be a welcoming environment during both her graduate and undergraduate years. As she worked to complete her master’s degree over the past two years, she has been able to pass that same spirit along to her fellow students.

With more than twenty years of

experience working at Presbyterian Healthcare Services, she has provided guidance about both school and career paths not only to her daughter, but also to younger students who have not had the benefit of going to college before. As well as giving guidance to others, White said she has found no shortage of support from the faculty at UNM. “I have been truly blessed during my graduate program to have some very awesome professors that have enriched not only my educational

endeavors but that have also had a profound effect on my personal life through the friendships we’ve developed,” said White of her bonds with the instructors in her program.

Most importantly, she said going to school and graduating at the same time as her daughter has helped them to strengthen their already close bond.

“She truly is my best friend, and although we didn’t plan to graduate at the same time, this is huge for both of us, we are beyond blessed and grateful,” White said.

“Also, with both of us working full time and going to school full time we understand each other’s struggles of balancing school, work, and home life.”

Now that she has completed her Master’s degree, White says that she is looking forward to taking a break before returning to work.

“I hope to take a much needed vacation to a tropical destination,” she said. “It’s been a long two years.”

With the experience that the graduate program has given her, White hopes to achieve personal and professional growth in her job as the program manager in Presbyterian Healthcare’s

Population Health department. She looks forward to further exploring the opportunities that her career at Presbyterian has to offer.

As the end of the semester approaches, both Lori and Alea are busy with the end of classes and preparations for graduation day. Throughout all of this, and throughout the challenges that have come with focusing on school, careers and family, it is clear that their strong connection is the most important thing to them, as well as a source of motivation in their endeavors in the classroom and beyond.

“The journey has not been an easy one, but well worth it,” White said. “I am truly proud of (Alea’s) accomplishments, and overjoyed that we will be able to share and celebrate this huge milestone together.”

Veronica Apodaca is a culture writer for the Daily Lobo.

She can be contacted by email at culture@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @veeapodaca.

Guinean student achieves dream by finishing college

By Macey Rose @maceyrae9 One of the University of New Mexico’s fall 2018 graduates represents the non-traditional route to achieving a degree that many students take. Mamadou Sidibe moved to the United States when she was 20 years old from Guinea, a country in West Africa. After almost 10 years going after a bachelor’s degree, she has reached her goal of earning a bachelor's degree from a U.S. institution.

After graduating high school in Guinea in 2009, Sidibe attended a local university for two and a half years. In May of 2011, Sidibe made her way over to the U.S. Sidibe said that's when her whole life changed.

“I came to America only speaking French and had no one to pretty much show me the way,” Sidibe said. “But I knew what I wanted, and that was to obtain my degree no matter what.”

First finding herself in New York City, Sidibe discovered the hardships of providing for herself in a

bustling metropolitan society. She said that she had never worked a day in her life for money or worked to feed herself — at 20-years-old it was all new to her.

“I know in America people start working at a young age, but in my country that is not the case,” Sidibe said “All your parents want from you is to go to school.”

Even though Sidibe has entered an entirely new lifestyle, she said she looked at her current situation with optimism and positivity.

She had a goal in mind, and even though these drastic changes were in the midst of the life she was familiar with, Sidibe would keep looking forward to the degree she had dreamt of attaining for so long.

“Working for the first time in my life was eye opening for me. I did not see it as a burden,” Sidibe said.

“I just enjoyed being able to provide something for myself.”

Along with the struggles that can come with entering an entirely different culture and lifestyle comes the possible language barrier with moving to a new country. Sidibe

came from a primarily Frenchspeaking country and spoke French along with four other African dialects native to Guinea. She said she had to learn English.

“I was so shy and self conscious about my accent that (I) barely spoke in front of people,” Sidibe said. However, even though the English language posed an obstacle at first, Sidibe overcame it through incredible drive and hard work.

“I remember attending two different ESL schools, one during the day and one at night after work, I wanted to master English as quickly as possible,” Sidibe said. “I spent two years learning English before enrolling (in) a community college in the Spring of 2013.”

After enrolling in community college, Sidibe graduated on time in May of 2015. However, in the Spring of 2016 Sidibe faced challenges at her university following her Associate’s and called her academics into question.

“I failed that entire year, I almost dropped out of school due to frustration,” Sidibe said. “But I made

a good choice of moving to Albuquerque at my Aunt's request in December 2016.

Another motivating factor for Sidibe to stay in the U.S. and further her studies was her parents.

After enrolling at UNM, Sidibe found her niche within the accounting program. However, before even setting foot onto the UNM campus, Sidibe recognized her passion for business and commerce, and decided to put that passion into action by pursuing her accounting major.

“I had always loved business in general and America is the birthplace of free trade,” Sidibe said. “It is a dream come (true) for me to be graduating from a renowned institution in America.”

As a student, she has achieved great success within her program by applying the same work ethic Sidibe has applied to her studies in the past, learning a new language and overcoming other challenges.

“UNM has been so great in that the faculty and career center are such a powerful sources of help,”

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Sidibe said. “I was actually offered employment by PwC in their New York City office through the help of Anderson's Career Center.”

Taking the same perspective she did on finding a new life of providing for herself in New York, Sidibe takes pride in being a non-traditional student. Her route, although longer than the typical four-year track, exemplifies Sidibe’s hard work as an immigrant, and initially not being fluent in the language of the country she found a home in.

“I am a non-traditional student because I came from a different country, have an age difference with numbers of my peer in class,” Sidibe said. “I have made lots (of ) great relationships over the past two years, and me being from some place else has allowed me to become more assertive and forgiving than I ever thought I would be.”

Macey Rose is a freelance reporter with the Daily Lobo. She can be contacted by email at culture@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @maceyrae9.

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Former Lobo editor in chief earns her degree

By Danielle Prokop @ProkopDani Former Daily Lobo editor in chief, Elizabeth Sanchez now enjoys sleeping in on Sundays instead of working fourteen hours straight to produce the state’s largest student newspaper.

Sanchez is now getting ready to graduate from the University of New Mexico with a double major in Spanish and multimedia journalism.

Sanchez said through journalism, she has expanded her knowledge of everything from beetles to medical devices. But her favorite part is meaningful connections and sharing the information she finds.

“It’s amazing when you get to talk to pretty much anyone you get to find a story within them,” Sanchez said. “Often it’s an inspirational or exciting story you would never expect to get the opportunity to tell.”

Sanchez is also majoring in

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Spanish to connect with her roots, her family has lived in New Mexico for generations, but she said she felt disconnected from the language.

“I wanted to discover a little bit more about my heritage also challenge myself and also be able to communicate with people,” Sanchez said.

Sanchez said her passion from journalism was rooted in love of writing poetry in high school. Her interest in writing brought her to a documentary journalism class to continue writing. It was in that class she met Robert Nott, the education reporter at the Santa Fe New Mexican, who encouraged students to write for the teen section, Generation Next. She enjoyed the flexibility of the position, reporting on teen pregnancy and suicide or lighter topics like Earth Day. Sanchez said working at Generation Next inspired her to major in journalism and work at the college newspaper. She worked at the Daily Lobo on general assignment her freshman year. She headed the paper May 2017 to May 2018.

Her experience in the past four years is extensive. She’s worked as a mentor editor at Rising Stars, a leadership program for high schoolers. She’s written on LGBTQ issues in The Perspective Magazine as a freelancer.

At Bella Media Publishing Company she wrote and edited at a magazine covering the local art scene. She held a summer internship at the Rio Grande Sun in Española. She spent her last semester writing crime briefs for the Lobo and profiling people with disabilities and access issues for New Mexico News Port.

Sanchez said she is grateful for

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all the opportunities to experience different workplaces, and work for different places.

“Every single person I’ve come in contact with — especially at the Lobo — and in my time at UNM has benefited me in one way or another to help me learn and grow into a better person.”

Many people told the Daily Lobo that Sanchez has had an impact on their lives.

Daven Quelle, the business manager for the Daily Lobo worked closely with Sanchez during her time as editor in chief. She said that Sanchez was a conscientious leader who cared about the people, stories and environment of the paper.

“Elizabeth was always upbeat and positive, and worked really hard to create that environment in the newsroom,” Quelle said. “She even recruited her family to come in one weekend to clean, paint and reorganize the newsroom.”

Robert Trapp, publisher at the Rio Grande Sun had this to say about Sanchez’s time at the paper: “Elizabeth was great,” Trapp said. “Wish I could have kept her.”

Her younger sister Katherine Sanchez, a freshman at UNM said Sanchez is caring and understanding person.

“She is super kind and dedicated, if anyone gave her any task she would do it in a heartbeat,” Katherine said.

A highlight of this semester included interviewing former Russian Ambassador Michael McFaul, which Sanchez called great public speaking experience and a foray into broadcast interviewing techniques.

“They kept asking me, ‘are you nervous?’ and I was like, well I wasn’t nervous until you asked me,” she said, laughing. “It was a big deal but when you have a big interview like that you have to treat

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The next step for her is a little uncertain, she’s waiting on some internships in and out of the state to get back to her.

Something on the horizon for Sanchez might be law school, because she said she’s not ready to stop building upon her knowledge.

“I’d also like to give myself options,” Sanchez said. “I love the media in general, so if I ever needed to take a break from journalism for a while, I wouldn’t mind practicing media law.”

Finally, Sanchez has a couple words of advice for younger students: get involved, take your time with school, and maybe write for your student newspaper.

“Write for the Lobo,” Sanchez said with a laugh. “But I also encourage people to try new things, put themselves outside their comfort zone and meet new people.”

Sanchez told me about sad happenstance on assignment, when she lost nearly all of the footage from a corrupted memory card.

Even though she had to re-do an interview in Socorro, she said the frustration reminds her not to get caught up in perfection.

“Experiences like that — which frequently happen — have taught me to be more aware of my equipment and that things aren’t always perfect, and that’s okay” she said.

“You just have to push through what goes wrong and deal with it as best you can.”

Danielle Prokop is a senior reporter for the Daily Lobo. She can be contacted at news@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @ProkopDani.

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root cause — people. People create the pollutants responsible for global warming. Reduce people and global warming will reduce.

Only reducing the pollutants responsible for global warming to some amount decades ago will only last until the population

grows to the point it generates the same or more amount now pumped into the atmosphere.

But by then, the the oceans will be overfished and there won't be enough fresh water. Dr. Oz says, "most people pass gas 14 times a day (around 2-3 pints

of gas)." In 2060, the world population is expected to reach 10 billion. That's at least 20 billion pints or 2.5 billion gallons of fart a day not including cow farts.

That's a lot of methane and a lot of stink.

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Music student credits wife’s support for success

By Anthony Jackson @TonyAnjackson Jose Carrillo, a first generation college student, will be graduating this semester with a bachelor’s degree in music education.

Carrillo was born in 1975 and raised in Zacatecas, Mexico. He first came to Albuquerque in 1991 as a teenager and brought an affinity for music with him, mariachi music specifically.

Carrillo said he first got involved in mariachi music through his family, but did not have the means to play when he was growing up.

“We come from a huge family and music has always been a part of our family — it’s like a tradition,” Carrillo said.

When Carrillo emigrated to the U.S., he got more involved in playing mariachi music.

“Mariachi music is just who I am,” Carrillo said.

As a high schooler, Carrillo said he dropped out to take care of his 13-member family.

“I was a straight-A student — I went to Del Norte High School in ‘92, just that one year, to learn enough English just to get by and then drop out,” Carrillo said.

After that, Carrillo said, he took on a variety of jobs — from working at restaurants to hard labor, Carrillo said he did it all.

By 2008, Carrillo said he became a U.S. citizen and four years later he earned his GED diploma.

He said he expected to work at Lowe’s or Home Depot after receiving it, but instead he received an offer for a scholarship to pay for his first year of college at The University of New Mexico.

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“At first I said, ‘Thank you, but no thank you,’” Carrillo said. “It’s something that caught me off guard — going to college is something that changes your life. It’s a life changing thing.”

However, after talking about it more with his wife Cinthia Carrillo and learning more about the scholarship, he changed his mind.

“We just stared at each other, a lot of things go through your mind,” Carrillo said. “I thought about it, ‘What if I go back?’”

Carrillo said the day he received the scholarship was the first day classes started. He signed up for intro

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“It was pretty tough — by the second year I became used to it and then I started loving it,” Carrillo said.

After getting through his prerequisite classes, Carrillo said he began to get involved in the music department at UNM. However, in 2015 when Carrillo was recruited to perform for an opera performance at UNM, he said he began facing issues toward his accent.

“They even said bad words in front of me,” Carrillo said.

“UNM professors in your face telling you the F-bomb and

what the F, whatever, out of frustration during rehearsal.”

Carrillo filed a complaint and the ordeal was settled. Despite facing issues regarding his nationality, he said he has had his share of success, such as starting the UNM Mariachi Lobo Club in 2013 and winning Lobo Talent in 2016.

In Albuquerque, Carrillo said, he performed music for commercials and across the national stage, he performed at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in 2010 and during a visit for former-President Bill Clinton in Old Town.

Other issues Carrillo said he

faced at the University was the age difference and learning to read music, and he said he would not have made it without his support network from his colleagues, friends and his wife.

“That support would be financial because we were a little more financially stable since I graduated nursing school and had a better paying job,” Cinthia, the 2012 nursing undergraduate student said.

“Of course there was emotional support and all kinds of support you need in school — you need that person to vent to or get your frustrations out.”

While Carrillo was getting his degree, Cinthia was taking care of their three children, and when Cinthia was going to school for her nursing degree, Carrillo was looking after the children.

“We work together as a team — somehow, I don’t know how, we have made it work over the last eight years,” Cinthia said. “It’s not easy.”

After graduating, Carrillo said he wants a job teaching mariachi music. Already he said he has received a couple offers — some in El Paso, Texas and some in Las Vegas, New Mexico — but he wants to start his own mariachi academy in Albuquerque.

“There’s a lot of talent for mariachi here — all those kids are craving to learn about mariachi,” Carrillo said.

Carrillo said he will be singing the Star Spangled Banner for the graduation ceremony on Friday, Dec. 14.

Anthony Jackson is photo editor for the Daily Lobo. He can be contacted by email at news@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @TonyAnjackson.

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Congratulations Lobo Graduates!

Good Luck on Finals and Happy Holidays!

Graduate Degree Recipients The following list is based on information gathered from the Banner database prior to our publication deadline.

It has been carefully reviewed, but given the number of names and evolving status of many prospective graduate’s degree status, mistakes and omissions may have occurred. Please accept our assurance that being listed or not listed here has no bearing on a student’s official graduation status.

Graduate Studies

Julie Coonrod, Dean DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Andrea R Aiello Lauren Holzberg Channell Monique WilsonSegura Requirements Completed, Summer 2018

Nathan Harrison Beth-Anne Moody Jones DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Anees Abrol Prakash Basnet Richard Emery Blakeley Daniel Harland Briggs Jose Rene Castro Sotomayor Adrian K Chapman Yechuan Chen Benjamin J Cowen Pankaz Das Donatella Davanzo Melissa Anne Eaton Bethaney Dawn Fehrenkamp

Ayesha Arefin Robert Bailey Ian Roy Beaver Behsan Behzadi Umesh Bhattarai Genevieve Frances Ebert Birren Bryn Campbell Joseph Joshua Castillo Nikan Chavoshi Elinor Sue Coates Cyler Norman Conrad Jacqueline Alexandria DeLora Kurt Anthony Escobar Aurora Fabry Wood Hasan Mohammad Faisal Farzin Farzam Jeanine M Forsythe Noha Mohamed Ghali Levi Gray Kylee J Hagler Laura Hirrel Mark Edward Holland Rebecca L Izzo-Manymules George Jacob Amirhosein Jafari Eric Karikari Yuliana H Kenfield Behnam Kheyraddini Mousavi Megan Renee Kirouac Martina Laidemitt Justin J Larsen Linh Nhat Le Amanda Isabel Liebrecht Wenjing Liu Lei Ma James J McCormick Glen V McDermott Mindy Lee McEntee Carolyn E McSherry Rosa Elena Munoz Jon Christopher Nachtigal Vangee Nez Alfredo Francisco Palacios Matthew Gregor Peterson Kristina Nicole Piorkowski Xiaodong Qi Huan Ran Carlos Rodriguez Requirements Completed, Patricia Rodriguez Espinosa Summer 2018 Corey R Roos Katherine Marie Alexander Soumi Roy Chowdhury

Frank Anthony Fencl Kuan Feng Angelina Marie FloresMontoya Moneeb Genedy Robert Paul Giebitz Patricia Rae Gilman David Raul Gomez Elmer Eleazar Gonzalez Angelina Lee GonzalezAller Jonathan Gross Samuel Keith Gutierrez Sami Abdullah A Hamdi Elizabeth C Holguin Yasir Hussain Brad Marquis Jeffrey Geoffrey Drake Jenkins Patrick E Johnson Edward A Jolie Thomas Berry Jones Darren Patrick Luke Christopher L Luna Kasra M Manavi Christopher J McLouth Chantell Murphy Alexis Padilla Xuyuan Pan Krupa N Patel Janeth Julieta Pena Jennifer Marie Pena Amir Poorfakhraei Abraham Puthuvana Vinod Arman Rashidi Abigail Leigh Reese Zhixiang Ren Abigail Gloria Robertson Charles S Robinson Matthew N Rush Ciaran Ryan-Anderson Chelsea A Saito-Reis Melissa Catherine Sanchez Mark Randall Scherbarth Eric Smith Victor Monroe Stone Helen M Tafoya Zahra Taghipour Jessica A Weber Yongyi Wei Karen W Wright Zhen Zhang

Joaquin Alfredo Angel Rubalcaba Floren Valderrama Rubio Andres M Sabogal Emanuel Salazar Cavazos Damien M Sanchez Lindsay Desiree Scott Ali Sepahi Sayyed Fawad Ali Shah Dimitry Shevchenko Amir Shirkhorshidian Bijay Shrestha Kiyoko N Simmons Samantha S Stutz Surendra Thapa Hien Thi Tran Belinda Vicuna Tellez Justin Steele Whetten Mariah Davis Wood Hao Yan Yuming Zhang Handong Zheng MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Alan Nozad Ameen Pablo Andres Galarza Ordonez

Requirements Completed, Summer 2018

Usha Revathi Mantha

MASTER OF ARTS Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Chloe L Courtney Megan Jo Dominguez Hafiz Muhammad Fazal e Haq Charith Bodul Mattaka Gamage William L Gannon Bethany L Glasco Isaac Elias Gonzales Becky L Grelle Lenore Elizabeth Gusch Jessica Nicole Harmon Jennifer Alberta Hernandez Carlos M Herrera Courtney Katherine Howe Esmaeil Izadi Monique Lynette Jee Cynthia M Jimenez Derek A Kuit Megan O Lloyd Clifford James Lucero Norma A Lujan-Quinones Alejandro Manzanares Therese Francoise Martin Samuel Leavesley Melada Marina Minina Candice Emily Neu Ellen Peabody David Daniel Perez Heidi A Pierce Vicente R Prieto Khusiman Pun Breanna Fae Reiss Alyssa Marie Revels Christine Nichole Rodriguez Michael Boyce Russo Aditi Sarkar Rosemary Serrano Fatemehalsadat Shafiei Sarah Suzanne Shah Olha Stromina Lillian R Tincher Sandra Annette Torres Kaltzentli Carmella Tzatzoehetzin Rachel Elizabeth Velazquez Vincent Fitzel Vermillion Miao Wang Alice T Wehling Chloe Celeste WinegarGarrett

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Anna M Adams Jacob Rodenhaus Altik Dania Mahmoud Ismail Ammar Carolotta Mae Anweiler Gregory Richard Arnold Sakibah I Assed Destiny Barreras Robert Rooks Bohannon Megan Bowers Britney Melissa Caswell Gage James ChavezCowles Helen Maria Copeland Jordan Elise DeBrine Maira Janet Diaz Matthias Arian Dietrich Jenna Dole Maria E Elwan Valerie Epaloose Andrea Fabbro Kalyn Mae Finnell Nicholas Hlatky Matthew T Hoeg Kyle Aaron McGraw Schlrae Genevieve Mikelson Jessica Elizabeth Morales Flores Joseph Andrew RiveraCordova Jamie Lee Roberts Mateo Rocha Yudith Yesenia Ruiz Ana B Sanchez-Riddle Edith Mariela SanchezSaenz Edward Sarkis Brianda Schuchardt John D Sena Fatemeh Shahandeh Jesmine Singh Veronica Rose Tsinajinnie Gloria Andrea Valderrama Jared Valdez Stacy L Washington

Frances Andrea Abeyta Marisol G Aldana Naomi Ambriz Rebecca Amber Arnett Carol A Bartlett Thorn Begay Haley I Burke Yvette A Byers Carol Jane Carlson Jessica L Carlton Luke F Carmody Jessica Daye Castiblanco MASTER OF Bethany J Castillo CONSTRUCTION Carlos Alberto Contreras MANAGEMENT Vidal Degree Candidates Joshuah Stephen Cordova Fall 2018 Duncan R Cordry Requirements Completed, Stephen C Sims

MASTER OF COMMUNITY & REGIONAL PLANNING

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Sheila A Ferris Rick Muganura Jackson MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Lauren Nicole Distler Brandon Michael Howe Marilu Melendez

Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Samuel Fissha Fantaye

Requirements Completed, Requirements Completed, Summer 2018 Summer 2018

Maria Soledad Anda Gordillo Angela L Archibeque Marcus Mathew Caldeira Kalyn Mae Finnell Kate Lundy McMath Sky Tallman Sophia S Thompson MASTER OF ENGINEERING

Bishal Raj Khanal

MASTER OF MUSIC Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Corey Lynn Sweeney Matthew Ross White

Terra S London Angelo Lujan Yoren Kaleka Lukusa April K T McClellan Shruthi Nadig Alicia V Rodriguez Karla Z Solis Anndee M Wright Brown

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Janice A Duran Tess Loren McPherson

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Cory Alan Cline Martha L Muller Requirements Completed, Summer 2018

Anne C Bateman Aaron P Burr Degree Candidates Fall 2018 Caitlynn N Camacho Summer E Apodaca Gabriel Mark Deyarmond Eric Scott Lujan Henrique Do Amaral Francesco G Martinez Goldemberg Dominic E Montoya Yakima Fernandez Requirements Completed, Kaitlyn Anne Gerde Summer 2018 Xin Guo Mohit Khadka Yuxian Hua Johanna L Phillips Steven W Iliff Matthew Jeans MASTER OF Lisa Marie Mast FINE ARTS Kaitlyn Connor MurphyRequirements Completed, White Summer 2018 Kaitlin Elizabeth Bryson Amy Lynn Rosendall Kristen Wells David OConnor Babak Shahsiah MASTER Ariel C Wilson OF PUBLIC Crystal Joyce Zanders ADMINISTRATION Degree Candidates MASTER Fall 2018 OF HEALTH Ali Abbasi ADMINISTRATION Melissa Diane Blair-Larson Degree Candidates Cameron Chambers Fall 2018 Gina Elaine Chavez Daniel Astorga Rola A Elmaoued MariaLilia Chapman Victor A Gallardo Lauren Comino James Edward Kaminski Johana B Garcia Michael Anthony Montoya Grace Rhea Hollingsworth Paula Annette Mortensen Mario Lee Hooee Shannon Kathleen Jaramillo Lori Ann White Requirements Completed, Cody Haven Johnson Kristine Kelly Klundt

Requirements Completed, Summer 2018

Mary Devlin Carmody Marissa Elias Erin Fanning Madden Katrina A Nardini Carolyn A Parshall Hayley Carolyn Peterson Elizabeth Marie Pomo Aisha Abdul Wahab MASTER OF SCIENCE

Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Rawdah Abdullah A Abu Hashem Joseph D Alden Arjun Krishna Babu Alexander E Baker Yazan Khaled Rafiq Barqawi Sudarshan Bartaula Stephanie Anderson Bennett Bianca Cesina Bologa James Craig Boney Timothy T Braun Ryan Brooks Kristina Brown Mercedes Brown Daniel Rappaport Byrd Erick J Cano Jau-Tzuoo Chen Michael A Chin Jee Won Choi Lisa Smith Cox Matthew David Crawford

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Gabrielle Victoria Robledo

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INTERDISCIPLINARY FILM & DIGITAL MEDIA EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Irene C Allen

Michaela Lee Fidel

Degree Candidates Fall 2018

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Savannah A Barth Ariane Crummer Stephanie Davis Christopher H Dewitt Kymberly Pinder, Bethany R Gray Nicole Danielle Hensley Dean Audre M Holtz BACHELOR OF Rick Allen Isaacs ARTS Miguel Enrique Lastra BACHELOR OF Degree Awarded Jerome Allen Louis SCIENCE IN Summer 2018 Gabriel E Martinez ELECTRICAL ART HISTORY Stevie Merriman ENGINEERING Blas Orpheo Bruce Sarah M Northrop Degree Awarded ART STUDIO Yolanda M Oney Summer 2018 Emmanuelle M Katz Orianna M Pavlik Evan N Moyers Cian John Murphy Jacob Perea MEDIA ARTS Kaelan LaRosa Tobin Melanie Renee Sanderson Autumn Marie Quillen Degree Candidates Cassandra Breanna Scott Brinna Rammage Fall 2018 Cynthia M Rockwell THEATRE Anthony Dominic Chavez Nicholas James Liam Joseph F Sternod WeyAnn Chen Joshua M Whitman Johnson William Randall Green Joshua M Jones DESIGN & TECH FOR Jacob Martin Lanctot Degree Candidates PERFORMANCE Andrew Tyler Johann Miano Fall 2018 Sophia E Bernal Neema Naeemi ART EDUCATION Elicia M Rivera Briana Nicole Williams Sara Rochelle Martinez INTERDISCIPLINARY BACHELOR OF ART HISTORY FILM & DIGITAL MEDIA Kylee Aragon SCIENCE IN Rachel Mary Kieltyka MECHANICAL ART STUDIO BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING Christian D Armijo MUSIC Degree Awarded Taryn A Bernicke Degree Candidates Summer 2018 Jordyn Bernicke Fall 2018 Urby Ahmed Joseph B Elliott Joahna Lamboy Jeffrey Hunter Lopez Francisco J Gomez Nathan A Secrest Lawrence Sanchez Rael Katrina Marie Montoya Degree Candidates Kayla R Sandoval BACHELOR Fall 2018 OF MUSIC DANCE Sultan Mohammed O Elysia A Pope EDUCATION Alghamdi Degree Candidates Corrina O Roche-Cross Mortdha Hussain A Fall 2018 INTERDISCIPLINARY Alkhalifah Karen Jolynn Alarid Blade Montgomery Allen ARTS Jose A Carrillo Erik Shaquille Benally Bjorn H Axness Nicholas George C de Baca Andres N Baca Honors Morgan D Norman Curtis J Ball College Patrick George Bethoney Noor-un-nisa Touchon Gregory Lanier, Nigel Ian Brassington MEDIA ARTS Dean Estephan X Candelaria Daniel Amadeo Caimi Oscar Cardenas Manuel Antonio Chavez BACHELOR OF Jacob Albert Chavez Michelle Hope Chavez ARTS Mark Anthony Chavez Dwight C Harrison Degree Candidates Ian B Finley Michelle R Hileman Fall 2018 Sophia R Fletcher Jesus Manuel Mayorga HON INTERDISC Justin Donald Flores Jesus Andres Salazar LIBERAL ARTS Angelo Arthur Franco Alexander Seigiro Phoebe Q Cummins Jacob A Freimanis Williamson Zachery R Gebler MUSIC School of Ryan Jarell Holyoak Emilee Faith Greenhouse Medicine Gary W Hornbeck Zachary C Ramsey Robert Carroll Howard Paul B. Roth, Dean THEATRE Charles H Howard Veronica N Apodaca BACHELOR OF Jose L Juarez Xanthe Apodaca Varun Kashyap SCIENCE Sabrina L Baca Sirikrishna Khalsa Degree Awarded Sage E Hughes Summer 2018 Taeyoon Kim James Edward O’Keefe Justin G Kitting EMERGENCY Kevin J Knotts MEDICAL SERVICES BACHELOR OF Travis Hunter LaCross Christopher David DeBonis FINE ARTS Tony Luu Nicholas M Rodriguez Degree Awarded Marissa Aurora Martinez Johnathan Alan Yarmey Summer 2018 Jacqueline Nicole Martinez ART STUDIO RADIOLOGIC David Otazu SCIENCES Lauri Dawn Bachicha Joshua M Pacheco Thomas J Baker Ryan B Barfield Martin J Perraglio Janae M Fichera Eugene Chaney Howe

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Kelly K Anderson Sarah Bouma Miriam Castro Monica Marie Gonzales Shannon Noelle Hernandez Shandy L Kelly Richard Trujillo BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES Degree Candidates Fall 2018

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Natasha Cecil Abeita Caitlin Marie Adams Elora M Anderson Raquel RaeAnn Aragon Lisa Michele Arbogast Collette B Archuleta Valerie E Arellanes Kwadwo Awuah-Baffour Briannah Angelina Baca Roxanne Monica Baca Nicole A Bahe Elliot Bruce Barnes Caitlynn Summer Barney Alyssa Gabrielle Benally Tiffany M Berger Chandni Anil Bhakta Rachel L Bobka Paul Fredrick Brandon Courtney Renee Brown Tatiana Chantel Burks Courtney J Campbell Ana I Cardenas Yessenia Carrete-Sanchez Pricilla S Casaus Cassandra Castillo Francisco R Castor Nicole J Chapdelaine Marella Lynn Charleston Crystal Ann Chavez Daisy Iladira Chavez Elisha M Chavez

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Aryana Sarah Martinez Elizabeth M McCarthy Cassandra R Mecham Chloe E Medina Laticia R Mitchem Danielle E Montano Alyssa Anne Montoya Annahi Munoz Margaret Murphy Kaitlin Rose Nash Stephen A Navarro Karl Ngoye Emily A Odongo Annette Chuckwunomso Okoh Isabella A Oms Karina Ortega Danielle B Pacheco Andrew J Pacheco Ashley Miranda Palmer Danielle Marie Parra Katherine Elizabeth Piazza Diane Portillo Nikayla J Potter Adriana R Ramirez Marshall Joseph Ritchie Cherise M Rivera Caroline Diane Roberts Talia Leilani Robinson Olivia Y Rodriguez Amber Jean Rogers Giovanna R Rosas John B Rotach Lianna Ryan Delyna Carlene Salazar Sophia Salazar Lindsey Michelle Sanborn Michon Santos Christina Elizabeth Sartain Susan Burns Schlesinger Tara E Shepherd Melissa Nicole Sisk Arianna Sisneros Ashleigh R Slaughter Autumn J Smith Jessica Eleanor Snitchler Amy L Sollars Jesus Sosa Joy E Stearley Rachelle L Stewart-Pena Elizabeth A Stockton Nancy R Storey

Autumn Thomasson Katherine F Trainor Sierra A Trujillo Christina Vasquez Mariana Vasquez Amanda Dominique Vigil Ashley Elizabeth Vigil Hannah Wangari Hunter A Watson Monique Wert Bernard W Williams Adrian Michelle Wire Molly Elizabeth Witting Rasha Yaghan Emily Cicille Zamora Taylor M Zuniga Degree Candidates Fall 2018

Amber Lauren Adams Angela Arviso Lisa M Baca Abigail Lea Beagle Andrew M Berndt Brittany Bigley Chrissy D Black Megan Ruth Black Heather Brooke Blaylock Stacy Brackin Denise W Buchanan Haley Elizabeth ButlerMoore Melissa Yevette Cervantez Sheila R Chapman ShiDawn Tevin Crank Kimberlyn Crank Adela C Davis Renaya J Denistran Adilene Diaz Heather Michelle Donga Goulden Onyinye Egbuchulam Mirla M Felix Andrea M Flores Heather M Galeano Ramon Gambino Mary Gannon Angelica Irene Garcia Christy Michelle Gardner Reynaldo Albano Gonzales Tyler R Hagen Lyric Nichole Hammonds Kristin Hankins

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Melodie C D’Amour Anissa Omar Duwaik Jessica Lorraine Escobedo Julian Espinoza Amy Folsom Kimberly Anne Ford Andrew John Garcia Christine M Garcia Karaleah Garcia Michelle A Garrity Alyssa Janelle Gchachu Justin Ray Giddens David T Gonzales Irina Gorshkova Amanda Elizabeth Graves Emilio Daniel Gutierrez Susannah E Haggard Shlair A Hamboor Emmanuel K Harris Delane J Hart-Johnson Danessa Maria Hernandez Daniel Michael Herrera Hayley ElisabethCatherine Hixon Desarie Y Holliman Hanna Deborah Hollins Nicholas J Iacovangelo Jacklyn Leann Jablonski Aames James Aaron A Jenkins Justin Phillip Jiron Tyshon M Jones Tristan J Kemm Jeremy L Lajeunesse Elizabeth Ruth Audryn Lake Joshua Lane Alayna L Largo Seanna L Lemon Rita E Leyba Lezdy J Leyva Gardea Mary Carmen Lindner Michelle Rose Lorenzo Matthew J Macias Brandon M McClung Tarainia S McDaniel Benjamin T Mitsunaga Amanda K Montoya Amy M Montoya Gustavo Adolfo Morantes Punceles Juanita Lucerita Muller Rachael Marie Northcutt

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Student-athlete balances school and sports

By Robert Maler @Robert_Maler Students often find it difficult to attend college and balance priorities — and student-athletes make it that much more challenging when they decide to throw playing a sport into the mix.

Muñoz, who decided to pursue communication as a major while minoring in marketing said she knew right away that the University of New Mexico was the right fit for her.

“I felt really at home, especially having some past high school teammates come here,” she said.

“It was really comfortable and easy for me to just transition.”

Former players Katie Hinman, Alexa Cabrales, Ashley Ballantyne and Casey Murphy all attended high school in Mission Viejo, California, which is also where Muñoz attended.

UNM women’s soccer head coach Heather Dyche said she hopes to maintain the connection with what appears to be a recruiting hotbed, but admitted it was the previous staff who got Muñoz to commit.

Dyche has been at the helm to see her growth, saying it has been pretty remarkable. She said Muñoz has always been a talented player, but really revealed herself as a leader on and off the field as one of just three seniors on the team this season.

“I’ve always felt that she’s had that quality and I think she’s just now really found that in herself and embraced it,” the head coach said.

Most students on campus never get an opportunity to get to know who student-athletes are on a personal level, but Dyche said the one thing she would want people to know about Muñoz is how much of a kind, giving person she is — a selfless type that puts team first.

Muñoz said her teammates are like family and helped her get to her goal of graduating. She said academics have always been a huge focus of the program, from the moment a player arrives as an incoming freshman.

She credited Dyche for giving her the idea, but created “Lobo Lineup”, a behind-the-scenes video look at other players on the team.

“I think that needs to be showcased more — Lobos off the field — we are way more than players, we’re people too,” Muñoz said.

The senior said she actually learned a lot about her teammates through the endeavor. She and Amelie Bierle have played all four years together, but Muñoz didn't discover Bierle’s intention to join the Peace Corps until doing a feature on her.

Dyche said it is important to harness ways for players to incorporate tangible work skills, and for an aspiring sports broadcaster, the video packaging was good experience. She said Muñoz is comfortable on camera and behind the microphone and recently accepted an internship with the New Mexico United professional soccer team.

Muñoz said soccer has always been a part of her life and has helped shape the person she is, but it definitely isn’t the only thing that defines her.

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Jennifer Muñoz chases the ball during the second half of a game against Utah State in October.

She cited dogs, chocolate milk and baby cheeks as things she is obsessed with when asked what her other interests are outside of soccer.

Some of her teammates snickered when she brought up her beverage of choice. Dyche said it is actually a pretty popular choice and is a great recovery drink. She joked that, if Muñoz plays like she did over the season, she should be able to drink all the chocolate milk she wants.

Muñoz’ boyfriend, Alex Hart, confirmed the chocolate milk obsession, quipping that “chocolate milk, sausages and asparagus are her three favorite things in the world.”

Hart, a senior linebacker on the UNM football team, said the two started dating during their sophomore year and have supported each other through their seasons.

He said Muñoz has the ability to make him laugh, giving some "interesting dance moves" the nod as the most recent example.

He said Muñoz has so many great qualities and feels very fortunate to have someone who cares so much about people in his life.

He described her as a strong, intelligent young woman who will “just go get it” after she sets her mind on achieving a certain goal.

Hart also said Muñoz has displayed leadership both in the classroom and on the playing field, something that was especially evident this season after she took it upon herself to help groom such a large number of underclassmen.

“She might not be the most vocal, but she is very personable and will lead by example,” he said.

Muñoz’ game might appear to mirror her personality — multi-faceted and disciplined, but unselfish at the same time. Hart said she doesn’t have to be the leading goal-scorer to make an impact, crediting her ability to make everyone else around her better as her greatest asset.

Hart said his girlfriend has been able to leave her mark both in the classroom and on the field. He said there are so many different things he can envision Muñoz doing in the future and being successful at them, but said he knows it will be something that helps others because that is just the type of person she is.

Muñoz said things were not always easy, but getting to the UNM was a big step and graduating is a major accomplishment. She said if she could offer advice to students, it would be to “enjoy the relationships and the little things and your growth as a human being along the way.”

Robert Maler is the sports editor for the Daily Lobo. He primarily covers basketball and baseball and contributes content for various other sports as well. He can be contacted at sports@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @Robert_Maler.

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By Justin Garcia @Just516garc Rossana Suarez’s journey, which began hundreds of miles away from Albuquerque, is far from over.

She is set to graduate this fall with a degree in political science and Spanish. Already in the process of applying to law school at the University of New Mexico, she plans on practicing employment and labor law.

“You get to talk to workers from all over the state and realize that there is a lot of injustices and there is really not that many lawyers that represent workers,” Suarez said.

“That’s not where the money is at.”

Going towards the money would certainly be the easier path.

It’s well traveled, but it would be unfamiliar to Suarez. She might even find the simplicity boring, said Suarez.

Suarez said her family moved from Mexico in 2008. Her mother was drawn to the U.S. by the allure of opportunity through education for her children. She was pushed out because of the growing threat of violence, according to Suarez.

“When we were out there we lived in a very small town and for women education isn’t your goal,” Suarez said. “Your goal is to get married and start a family. My mom didn’t really want that for us.”

Growing up in Mexico, Suarez said getting a job was more rewarding than getting an education.

Suarez attributed part of that to the area she grew up in. She said there just weren’t a lot of jobs that required an education.

Suarez was in the sixth grade when her family settled in the U.S. She began her second half of primary education in America without knowing English. She said she almost got held back.

Classes helped but Suarez said “it also had a lot to do (with) me having to come home and listen to everything in English.”

In her third week of middle school, Suarez was selling pencils she had decorated for a dollar. She was trying to raise $20 to pay for a physical to join the middle school volleyball team. She didn’t want to ask her mother for the money.

Suarez said that, at the time, her mother was cleaning homes for $200 a week.

After discovering Suarez's enterprise, the principle called her mother. “My mother cried that night,” Suarez said, “she felt like she was not providing enough.”

Suarez graduated from Rio Grande High School and the following fall became a Lobo. She said that in her first few years she took mostly online classes.

“It’s a little bit more at your own pace and the work is it little bit heavier

so it was a little bit harder,” Suarez said.

In one of these online classes, Suarez met Dr. Patricia Lopategui.

Lopategui said that Suarez was “one of the most responsible students in the online class.” She said Suarez never missed a deadline and always listened to critique. So, Lopategui said she made Suarez a tutor.

Around this time, Suarez’s mother got a job with an oil company in Pennsylvania, leaving Suarez to be in charge of her home and to help guide her 14-year-old sister.

She said her mother didn’t want to leave, but that it was a sacrifice she had to make for her family.

“My life changed with this decision and realized I had two choices; to feel bad for myself or to instill powerful values in my sister and apply myself to my studies to one day provide for my family,” Suarez wrote in her personal statement, a part of her application to law school.

What could have been a fatal blow to her career, Suarez took on the extra responsibilities while keeping school a top priority.

After graduating, Suarez said she wants to stay in New Mexico.

“There’s so much potential in this state,” Suarez said. “(Suarez) is a promising young progressive woman who knows the traditional roles women have played and are still using to survive,” said Lopategui, “but she also respects herself enough to know the plight of social injustice to other women, workers and people of color or from different parts of the world.”

Justin Garcia is a freelance reporter with the Daily Lobo. He primarily covers ASUNM. He can be contacted at news@dailylobo. com or on Twitter at @Just516garc.

Architecture student discovers passion in U.S.

By Andrew Gunn @agunnwrites There is a universality to certain qualities and experiences for every student who pursues the challenge of higher education. Late night study sessions, the pressure of examinations, and steep textbook prices are reliable and ubiquitous features of most university narratives. Other stories are unique, and they serve as a reminder of the value of diversity and the power of persistence.

Pablo Galarza will graduate from The University of New Mexico on Friday with a Master of Architecture degree and can tell one of these unique stories.

Born over 3,000 miles from Albuquerque in the highlands of Quito, the capital city of Ecuador, Galarza’s academic success story began with his first day of kindergarten. María Elena Ordoñez, his mother and an architect based in Quito, told the

Daily Lobo that while other children were fearful or crying over the separation from their parents, Galarza smiled at his own and said, “You must go home now. I will be fine.”

His parents saw this streak of independence as a harbinger of a life of determination and an openness to new experiences for their young son.

Seeking more opportunity than his native country afforded to him, Galarza moved to the U. S. in 2012.

He said he attended the University of Mount Olive in North Carolina on an F1 student visa and a soccer scholarship. Initially studying business, it quickly became apparent that the major wasn't appealing to him, and another important decision had to be made.

Immersed in architecture since childhood due to his mother’s profession, Galarza chose the creative discipline as his new major and brought his soccer ambitions to a close. “It was the toughest decision of my life,” he said. “(I chose architecture) mainly because

of my mom. She basically was teaching me architecture without knowing since I was a child.” There was a problem, however— Mount Olive didn’t offer the degree, and a solution needed to be found.

A New Mexican and UNM connection to Ecuador and Galarza’s family, forged 42 years ago, emerged in the form of Dr. Marilee Nason. Curator of collections at the Anderson-Abruzzo International Balloon Museum and a 1991 UNM PhD graduate, Nason studied abroad in Ecuador at UNM’s Andean Center and Research Institute in 1976.

During her time in Ecuador, she stayed with a local family and soon integrated well into their lives. Nason was present for marriages, births, deaths, and daily comings and goings with various extended family. Omnipresent during all these social gatherings was a cousin: Galarza’s mother.

Nason kept in touch with the family over the decades, eventually

spending over six years in Ecuador and completing her dissertation. When she learned of Galarza’s aspirations to study architecture, she sold him on the merits of UNM’s program. Her argument was compelling, and he relocated to Albuquerque in 2013 to begin his studies afresh.

“He recognized the fact that he needed to have a solid education and career beyond (soccer),” Nason said.

Just as Galarza’s extended family opened their home to Nason during her studies in the 70’s, the roles were reversed. According to Ordoñez, Nason “opened her heart and the doors of her house” for the first year of his time at UNM. “It’s been inspirational to see how he’s really flourished here from his initial application,” Nason said. “His English, both written and spoken, has improved incredibly. For a foreign student, it’s hard to come and pay tuition and living expenses.”

Galarza’s mother back home in Ecuador has watched his growth

from a continent away and is extraordinarily proud of her son for his achievements.

“Six years have passed since Pablo left home in search of his dreams, with that decision and strong will that has characterized him since childhood,” Ordoñez said. “They have been years of study, of growth as a human being, of sacrifices, many joys, but also of sadness and disappointments. We cried together when things were not going very well, taking courage and getting ahead with this immeasurable love that unites us.”

Galarza said he will travel back to Quito to see his family during the winter break, then return to the U. S. with plans to acquire an H-1B work visa and begin the next phase of his architectural life.

Andrew Gunn is a freelance reporter for the Daily Lobo.

He can be contacted by email at news@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @agunnwrites.

Lobo LifeMonday-Sunday, campusDecember calendar of events 10-16, 2018 Current Exhibits Toh-mez & Tohmz = Tomes 8:00am-6:00pm, Monday-Friday Zimmerman Library Frank Waters Room 105 This exhibition brings together – and offers up for consumption – facsimiles of ancient Mesoamerican codices and Mexican arts books with student work and community-sourced descriptions.

Flight 9:00am-4:00pm, Tuesday-Saturday University Art Museum Flight is a multi-media installation

by Albuquerque artist Sheri Crider that examines connections between empathy, personal transformation, mass incarceration, and migration. This exhibition is centered on understanding the personal experiences and social implications of mass incarceration.

Cultivated Under Systems of Oppression 9:00am-5:00pm, Monday-Friday John Sommers Gallery Solo Exhibition by Hazel BatrezChavez. An exhibit detailing the life of the artist and the hurdles they’ve had to go through so far in life.

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Maxwell Museum of Anthropology American museums, particularly those that portrayed Western expansion, created exhibitions that glamorized firearms, Such exhibitions celebrated a gunslinging American frontier, based in part on historical events, in part on popular legends, and, in part on outright fiction.

New Releases 9:00am-4:00pm, ThursdaySaturday Tamarind Institute This exhibition includes most recent projects completed by artists who have been invited to collaborate with Tamarind master printers.

People of the Southwest 10:00am-4:00pm, Tuesday-Friday Maxwell Museum of Anthropology The exhibition celebrates the cultural history of the Southwest, especially the close relationship southwestern people have had with the land around them.

Thank You, I Love You, I’m Sorry 9:00am-4:45pm, John Sommers Gallery, MondayFriday Artists in the Land Arts of the American West program at the University of New Mexico invite you to the exhibit, “Thank You, I Love You, I’m Sorry”. The title of this exhibit was adapted from a conversation with Beata TsosiePeña, Environmental Health and Justice Program Coordinator for Tewa Women United.

Ancestors 10:00am-4:00pm, Tuesday-Friday Maxwell Museum of Anthropology This exhibit introduces our ancestors and close relatives. These ancient relatives will take you through the story in which all of our ancestors had a role.

Gun Violence: a Brief Cultural History 10:00am-4:00pm, Tuesday-Friday

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Jonathan Schults, Biology, presents “Physella Acuta, Comparative Immunology and Evolutionary Aspects of Gastropod Immune Function.”

Collaborative Two-Stage Exams: Turn your Exam into a Learning Experience 11:00-12:00pm CTLB, Room 110 This workshop will focus on key features of collaborative testing that yield improved student success.

Best practices for implementation will be highlighted.

Self-Care for Finals 2:30-4:00pm Career Services Conference Room Workshop that will give insight on how to self-care while preparing for the stressful week of finals.

Sponsored by the Office of Career Services.

Student Groups & Gov. Generation Action Weekly Meeting 5:00-7:00pm SUB Mirage UNM Mock Trial 6:30-8:30pm SUB Isleta

Meetings UNM President - Regents Meeting 3:00-10:00pm SUB Ballroom C

Tuesday Campus Events

Rapid HIV Testing 10:00am-2:00pm LGBTQ Resource Center Free and anonymous HIV testing through the New Mexico Department of Health.

Sports & Recreation UNM Men’s Basketball vs. Colorado 7:00-9:00pm Dreamstyle Arena Tickets starting at $15, free with Lobo I.D.

Student Groups & Gov. Photography Club Meeting 5:30-6:30pm SUB Mirage/Thunderbird

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Meetings Regents Meeting 8:00am-3:00pm SUB Ballroom C, Cherry/Silver Meditation and Relaxation Group 10:30-10:50am UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center, Meditation Room A guided meditation, relaxation and guided imagery group to help ease stress and improve coping.

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Wednesday Campus Events

Peace Circle 5:30-6:00pm Front of UNM Bookstore Silent prayer circle for peace.

Lectures & Readings NOW WHAT?! Transitioning Out of College aka Career Skills Crash Course 10:00am-1:00pm Career Services Conference Room Sponsored by the Office of Career Services.

Dissertation Presentation 10:00-11:00am

Advanced Materials Laboratory, Room 174 Yechuan Chen, Engineering, presents “Rate-Determining Step and Active Sites Probing for Platinum-Group-Metal Free Cathode Catalyst in Fuel.”

Consulting Consortium 4:00-5:30pm SUB Alumni Discuss case studies and work with local businesses towards sustainable development.

Art & Music Children’s Chorus 6:30-8:00pm Keller Hall Directed by Dr. Regina Carlow, Julia Hoffman, and Penny Voss.

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Student Groups & Gov. Lobo Life 3:00-5:00pm SUB Fiesta A & B Lutheran Campus Ministry Weekly Meeting 5:00-7:00pm Luther House, across from Dane Smith Hall Reception for Friends of Medieval Studies 5:30-7:30pm SUB Lobo A & B Mock Trial Club 6:30-8:30pm SUB Scholars

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Alcoholics Anonymous 12:00-1:00pm Women’s Resource Center Group Room Rhetoric & Writing Meeting 12:00-1:00pm Humanities 231

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Honors College Convocation 7:00-8:00pm Center for the Arts: Keller Hall

Lectures & Readings Dissertation Presentation 12:00-1:00pm Fitz Hall, Room 303 Joshua Sanchez, Neurosciences, presents “Prenatal Alcohol and Neuropathic Pain.”

Thesis Presentation 12:00-1:00pm Novitski Hall Elizabeth Wagner, Surgery Dental Services, presents “Utilization of Rectangular Collimation in Dental and Dental Hygiene Programs.”

CQuIC Seminars 3:30-4:30pm Physics & Astronomy, Room 190 Norbert Lutkenhaus, Institute for Quantum Computing

Theater & Film Finding Neverland 7:30-9:30pm Popejoy Hall This breathtaking show follows playwright J.M. Barrie as he summons the courage to become the writer- and the man – he yearns to be.

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College of Fine Arts Fall 2018 Reception 8:00-9:00pm Dreamstyle Arena - The Pit The College of Fine Arts will host a small reception on the upper club level of the PIT following the UNM commencement ceremony. Our fall graduates and their families are welcome to join us for cake, punch, photos and celebration. A special alumni speaker will address the group too.

Lectures & Readings Dermatology Grand Rounds-Case Session 8:00-9:00am Dermatology Library, 1021 Medical Arts Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87131 This Dermatology Grand Rounds will involve presentations of clinical cases.

Workshop: Art for Stress Relief 12:00-1:00pm CTLB, Room 110 Sponsored by the Graduate Resource Center.

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Register for the course prior to first day of class. Class is $50.00. Download American Red Cross Lifeguard Manual. Purchase rescue mask for $15.00. Go to www.redcross.org for class materials.

2018 CLASSES 1ST DAY

Bring swimsuit & towel. Swim 300 yards continuously.

Free & Breast stoke only. Perform 10lb brick retrieval in under 1:40 secs. 2 minute water tread. Legs only.

veterinary assistant/ recePtion‑ ist/ Kennel help. Pre-veterinary stu-

SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION

dent preferred. Interviews by appointment only. Ponderosa Animal Clinic: 881-8990/ 881‑8551.

WWW.CABQ.GOV/AQUATICS

2018 LIFEGUARD CLASS SCHEDULE

are you lookinG for a fun part-time job for the upcoming semester? Do you like working with kids between the ages of 5-11 yrs old? Apply at camp fireabq.org, M-F, NO weekend work.

Staff needed to facilitate planned activities and games. Must be 18 yrs.+ with HS diploma or GED. $11-$13/hr after PAID training.

Dec 16-19 Sun-Wed, 9am-4pm

Dec 17-19 Mon-Wed, 8am-4pm

Valley | 261-4066 Blended Learning Dec 17-19 Mon-Wed, 8am-4pm

high schooler in chemistry. Needed ASAP. Hourly pay. Starts immediately. danielabq@aol.com

You will receive an American Red Cross Universal Certificate for Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED valid for 2 years

SIGNING UP

Highland | 256-2069

lookinG For a student to help tutor

Be punctual and attend ALL class dates Pass all in-water lifeguard skills and activities.

Demonstrate competency in First Aid, CPR, Lifeguard skills. Pass both written tests with an 80% or higher.

UPON COMPLETION

West Mesa | 836-8718

Please sign up at the pool where the class will be held or sign up online at play.cabq.gov. If we don’t have enough participants before the first day of class, the class may be cancelled. So sign up early!

BLENDED LEARNING COURSES

Some of these are blended learning courses, which means you must sign up early and complete an online training before the first day of class. The online portion takes approximately 7 hours to complete and includes 1 test that must be passed! You will receive the link to the course when you sign up with the cashier.

NOW HIRING!

• Flexible hours Gain meaningful work Gain meaningful work experience while • PAID training experience while attending college. . . attending college. . .

• Tuition Reimbursement

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beautiFul remodeled 2bdrm, 1BA.

2 blocks south UNM. $825/mo. +$400dd. Utilities paid up to $75. No pets, move in special. 268‑0525.

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House/ Petsitter needed in secure

mate. Trying to find a place within walking distance from UNM and must be a dog person. Let me know 505‑ 415‑1950.

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“As Sharron Trump—(the secret daughter of the President) feared her father would be embroiled in a series of new investigations - until he was struck by Tiger Wood’s golf ball.”

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underGrad lookinG For a room-

Home to sHare. Quiet neighborhood, non smoker, female only. W/D, security systems. Large enclosed yard. $415/mo. +dd. 805‑698‑5817.

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Come to Marron Hall and show your UNM ID or send your ad from your UNM email and recieve FREE classifieds in Your Space, Rooms for Rent, and For Sale category. Limitations apply.

Student groups recieve a reduced rate of 20¢ per word per issue in the Announcements category.

talin market is hiring PT and FT cashiers, stockers, meat and seafood clerks, and receptionists. Flexible hours. Apply online at www.talin market.com

• Flexible hours • PAID training during winter break, starting •• Tuition PAID training Reimbursement January 3rd!

Complete paid training • Flexibleyour hours

• Tuition Reimbursement Workmeaningful full-time during the Summer and work experience in college APPLY NOW! Gain part-time when school resumes.

HousekeePer 24 Hrs/week 3-9pm

for the Ronald McDonald House, a lodging facility for ill children and their families. Provide cleaning of common areas; prepare rooms when guests check out. Send resume to: House‑ keeper, RMH, 1011 Yale Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106.

looking to hire? Tap into UNM’s hardworking student population and advertise with the Daily Lobo! Call 277‑5656 or email classifieds@dailylobo.com for more information.

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Campus Calendar continued from pg 15 La Estrella: A Flamenco Journey of the Kings’ Quest 7:00-9:00pm Rodey Theater This magical thematic production dramatizes the voyage of the Three Kings and the search for the star of Bethlehem, and features flamenco and related regional dance forms, flamenco cante, traditional Spanish Christmas songs, villancicos, and Las Posadas.

Finding Neverland 7:30-9:30pm Popejoy Hall This breathtaking show follows playwright J.M. Barrie as he summons the courage to become the writer- and the man – he yearns to be.

Student Groups & Gov. Hobbit Society December Moot 4:45-6:00pm Honors Forum Brothers Leading and Cultivating Knowledge 6:00-10:30pm SUB Theater

SATURDAY Theater & Film

Anderson School of Management Convocation 2:00-4:00pm The Albuquerque Convention Center, Southeast Exhibit Hall The Anderson School of Management Convocation Ceremony will be held at The Albuquerque Convention Center. Parking is available at The Convention Center Parking Garage for $6/car.

School of Engineering Convocation 4:30-5:30pm Kiva Auditorium, Albuquerque Convention Center Speaker: Robert Peterkin, Director of Albuquerque Operations, General Atomics.

Theater & Film Finding Neverland 2:00-4:00pm Popejoy Hall This breathtaking show follows playwright J.M. Barrie as he summons the courage to become the writer- and the man – he yearns to be.

La Estrella: A Flamenco Journey of the Kings’ Quest 7:00-9:00pm Rodey Theater

This magical thematic production dramatizes the voyage of the Three Kings and the search for the star of Bethlehem, and features flamenco and related regional dance forms, flamenco cante, traditional Spanish Christmas songs, villancicos, and Las Posadas.

Finding Neverland 8:00-10:00pm Popejoy Hall This breathtaking show follows playwright J.M. Barrie as he summons the courage to become the writer- and the man – he yearns to be.

Sports & Recreation New Mexico Bowl 12:00-3:00pm Dreamstyle Stadium Utah St. takes on North Texas in the 2018 New Mexico Bowl! $40 sidesreserved, $25 north end- GA. North Texas will be on the east sideline, Utah St. will be on the west sideline.

SUNDAY Theater & Film

Finding Neverland 1:00-3:00pm Popejoy Hall This breathtaking show follows playwright J.M. Barrie as he summons the courage to become

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the writer- and the man – he yearns to be.

La Estrella: A Flamenco Journey of the Kings’ Quest 2:00-4:00pm Rodey Theater This magical thematic production dramatizes the voyage of the Three Kings and the search for the star of Bethlehem, and features flamenco and related regional dance forms, flamenco cante, traditional Spanish Christmas songs, villancicos, and Las Posadas.

Finding Neverland 6:30-8:30pm Popejoy Hall This breathtaking show follows playwright J.M. Barrie as he summons the courage to become the writer- and the man – he yearns to be.

Sports & Recreation UNM Men’s Basketball vs Central Arkansas 2:00-4:00pm Dreamstyle Arena Tickets starting at $15, free with Lobo I.D.

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