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It's hit me and I'm so emotional. I'll see my daughter walk that stage tomorrow for all her hard work she's put in for the last 4 years. It's taken a village to get her here and I couldn't have done it by myself. Her growth and determination was amazing to see. Even through tears and no matter the challenges, she persevered ❤️ my first baby, I love you and I'm so proud of you @oddatpeace My baby is a college graduate!! @unmcjdept @unmalumni @uofnm #unmgrad ##unm
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Join UNM Department of Communication and Journalism tomorrow March 27th for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation on identity, belonging, and community. “Black and… Negotiating the Complexities of Diaspora Community Building” brings together scholars and thought leaders to explore how race, place, and communication shape the Black experience across the diaspora. 🗓 Friday, March 27 ⏰ 12:00 PM 📍 UNM Jackson Student Center, Anderson School This Black Diaspora Panel will dive into meaningful dialogue around culture, connection, and the power of community. Can’t attend in person? Tune in live on Instagram @unmcjdept
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Reflecting back on some good memories and impact in community with the Dolores Huerta Day of Service through the Outdoor Equity Fund! Feeling thankful! 🌱🌳🌻👏📣 The extended programming for over a year would not have been possible without this support and of those in the community! It has been an honor to expand and reach more students and those in need at new sites with trips, activities, growing projects and meals! Shout out and huge thank you to partner organizations, businesses and volunteers that have supported DOS in 2025 and through the years. You are appreciated! Happy New Year! 💚🎉🌟 @outdoornewmexico @berncounty @laplazitainstitute @publicallies @swopista @centrallabornewmexico @IAMAW @NM Alliance for Retired Americans @adobewhitewaterclub @kalpulliizkalli @Debrilla Ratchford @atriscoheritageacademyhs 🎼 Credit: @Layup - Who you share it with
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New Mexico news coverage is facing a serious strain, according to the newly released 2025 New Mexico Local News Ecosystem Report. This study found that two-thirds of New Mexicans report not having access to trustworthy news in their communities, indicating large media deserts across the state. Media deserts are mainly found in rural parts of the state where there are no news outlets for miles. Moreover, non-English speakers have few options for listening to news in their primary language. The researchers found that most of the eastern and southern parts of the state receive their news from close Texas towns that treat New Mexico news as secondary. Moreover, the vast majority of New Mexico-based coverage comes from Albuquerque, leaving rural residents frustrated that their areas are not represented in the news. Above all, the New Mexico News Map is a public service project that encourages the public to use and find opportunities to increase access to news. It also shows the importance of local news coverage and where interventions are needed within New Mexico’s news industry. Also, making it a call to action. UNM part-time professor and longtime journalist, Gwyneth Doland, and founder and CEO of MVM Consultants and former UNM professor, Michael Marcotte, led the study to analyze and map New Mexico’s local news coverage. This research project and report impact diverse groups, including news consumers, journalists, policymakers and funders. The New Mexico News Map study began a year ago when the New Mexico Local News Fund approached Doland and Marcotte to take on this crucial project. Doland then applied for and received a research grant from the UNM Center for Regional Studies to help fund it. Newsrooms are facing many challenges in the modern world, including declining advertising revenue, the need to invest in new digital technologies, and the public’s changing preferences for information on social media. All of which are impacting local news channels. The project mapped 139 news outlets in New Mexico, finding that the majority have small news staffs (less than 10 full-time staff) and very modest operating budgets. Read more on our website!
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Thank you David for this photo capture at the @unmcjdept presentation. Classroom lighting never the best 😲😧🙄😎😁 and thank you to everyone who attended online (approx 15 of you). I know one was @swelchalot - anybody else want to check in? Also would love to hear questions and comments here or via cellaanne@404years-thebook.com Thanks everybody
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These affect folks are so chatty! Wrapping up the SCAR Summer School with a lot of lingering feels. Until the next gathering…stay affectionate. Thank you @unmcjdept @esepajaroesmiabuelo
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I graduated today with a🎓Bachelor of Arts in Multi-Media Journalism with a Minor in Politics Science. Can’t wait to begin my career as a professional journalist! I really want to thank my Family, Friends, Mentors & Supporters! #classof2025 #graduation
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Here to defend democracy (or whatever is left of it)🗡️✒️ •📸 by @_vo_artistry #gradszn #classof2025 #UNM #journalism #BlackAtUNM
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Grad Pics photo dump 🔥 One thing left to do chat GRADUATE 👨‍🎓 #collegegraduation #wwe #foryoupage #explorepage #senior2025 #collegegrad
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🚨 We’re Hiring Talented Journalists! 🚨 The New Mexico Post is looking for ambitious, young journalists who are ready to grow with an established company rooted in the heart of New Mexico 🧡 🔹 Your Role: • Share the stories that matter most to New Mexicans across the state • Produce compelling, timely work • Have the ability to make sales and connect with our community 📸 That empty seat in the picture? It could be YOU if you apply and are the right fit for our team! If you’re passionate about journalism and storytelling, we want to hear from you! 📧 DM your resume or message us to request the hiring manager’s email and phone number. Know someone who’d be perfect for this opportunity? Tag them below or forward this post! Let’s grow New Mexico’s journalistic talent together. 🌄🖋️ #TheNewMexicoPost #JournalismJobs #NewMexicoStories #WeAreHiring #ShareYourVoice #Storytelling
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**Updated Sponsors + Reception Location!** 🏀 Mark your calendars for this fall’s Richard Murphy Annual Memorial Lecture happening during UNM’s Research & Discovery Week (which also happens to be Geography Awareness Week)! 🏀 Our Murphy speakers are world renowned geography scholars who are doing cutting-edge research that intersects with multiple disciplines. This year we are excited to host Dr. Kirk Goldsberry whose work blends journalism, computer science, spatial statistics, mapmaking, and data visualization with sports. The Murphy Lecture “The Geography of Pro Basketball: How Cartography and Spatial Thinking Helped Define the Modern NBA” will take place Friday, November 15th from 3-4 pm in the KIVA Lecture Hall, and is free and open to the public. 🏀 Kirk Goldsberry is an NBA analyst at ESPN and the Executive Director of the Sports Business Institute at the University of Texas McCombs School of Business. He has formerly served as the lead analyst for Team USA Basketball, and as the Vice President of Strategic Research for the San Antonio Spurs. His expertise in basketball analytics focuses on spatial analyses and visual analytics. After receiving a Ph.D. in Geography from UC-Santa Barbara, he worked as a professor at Michigan State University and Harvard University before joining the faculty of the University of Texas. 🏀 Speaker: Dr. Kirk Goldsberry. Associate Director of the Center for Leadership and Ethics, McCombs School of Business, University of Texas at Austin Talk title: The Geography of Pro Basketball: How Cartography and Spatial Thinking Helped Define the Modern NBA Where: KIVA Lecture Hall, UNM Main Campus, Albuquerque NM When: 3-4pm Friday, November 15 🏀 The lecture will be immediately followed by a reception with light appetizers at **University Club** 1923 Las Lomas Rd NE. Everyone is welcome to join! Event connection with The University of New Mexico’s Research & Discovery Week 2024. 🏀 Please share widely with your networks. We look forward to seeing you there.
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**UPDATED LOCATION FOR RECEPTION FOLLOWING LECTURE** Please join us at UNM’s University Club for a reception immediately following lecture! Mark your calendars for this fall’s Richard Murphy Annual Memorial Lecture happening during UNM’s Research & Discovery Week (which also happens to be Geography Awareness Week)! 🏀 Our Murphy speakers are world renowned geography scholars who are doing cutting-edge research that intersects with multiple disciplines. This year we are excited to host Dr. Kirk Goldsberry whose work blends journalism, computer science, spatial statistics, mapmaking, and data visualization with sports. The Murphy Lecture “The Geography of Pro Basketball: How Cartography and Spatial Thinking Helped Define the Modern NBA” will take place Friday, November 15th from 3-4 pm in the KIVA Lecture Hall, and is free and open to the public. 🏀 Kirk Goldsberry is an NBA analyst at ESPN and the Executive Director of the Sports Business Institute at the University of Texas McCombs School of Business. He has formerly served as the lead analyst for Team USA Basketball, and as the Vice President of Strategic Research for the San Antonio Spurs. His expertise in basketball analytics focuses on spatial analyses and visual analytics. After receiving a Ph.D. in Geography from UC-Santa Barbara, he worked as a professor at Michigan State University and Harvard University before joining the faculty of the University of Texas. 🏀 Speaker: Dr. Kirk Goldsberry. Associate Director of the Center for Leadership and Ethics, McCombs School of Business, University of Texas at Austin Talk title: The Geography of Pro Basketball: How Cartography and Spatial Thinking Helped Define the Modern NBA Where: KIVA Lecture Hall, UNM Main Campus, Albuquerque NM When: 3-4pm Friday, November 15 🏀 The lecture will be immediately followed by a reception with light appetizers at **University Club** 1923 Las Lomas Rd NE. Everyone is welcome to join! 🏀 Please share widely with your networks. We look forward to seeing you there.
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