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The
University Archives was established in 1985 in conjunction with
planning for the University Centennial celebration in 1989. The
purpose of the archives is to collect, organize, preserve, and make
available materials of permanent value to the University which have
historical, legal, fiscal, or administrative significance.
The University Archives serves as
an information resource for all
persons interested in the history and development of the University
of New Mexico. Among the source materials available to researchers
are presidential correspondence, faculty minutes and committee reports,
records of the Board of Regents, annual reports, materials from homecomings
and commencements, architectural planning documents, and campus yearbooks
and newspapers.
The modern university is engaged in teaching,
research and service,
and the University Archives strives to document the history of
these basic functions.
For more information regarding the transfer
of records to University Archives, click
here. (requires Adobe
Reader)
For access to the State Records and Retention Schedules,
which apply to UNM, click
here.
For information regarding non-permanent University records contact the Records Management Center, click
here.
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