The Bureau of Indian Affairs Pathways Program offers paid internships and scholarships for emerging leaders who are seeking degrees in natural resources management, forestry and other related environmental and biological science fields.
2018-2019 School Year will be available February 2018.
The New Mexico Legislative Lottery Scholarship will pay a portion of tuition (up to an undergraduate degree)
2017 Application period is closed. 2018 Application period may start in March 2018.
Providing support of academic and athletic opportunities to students, athletes, and organizations. Must be submitted at least 1 week prior to scheduled activity.
2018 Fall Semester Deadline: August 3, 2018
2019 Spring Semester Deadline: December 7, 2018
Spring Semester Applications-January 6th, 2019
Summer Semester Applications-June 7th, 2019.
Fall Semester Applications -August 2nd, 2019.
The Office of Admissions along with the Office of Financial Aid administer the majority of Scholarships at the University of New Mexico. Scholarship awards and selection processes are subject to change. Scholarships are traditionally known as merit-based, and a competitive process usually accompanies the activities surrounding selection and monitoring of the various programs. Major responsibilities and duties within the scholarship structure deal with the formation of student programs and the administration of these programs.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs Pathways program offers paid internships and scholarships for emerging leaders who are seeking degrees in natural resources management, forestry, and other related environmental and biological science fields.
Get involved in programs at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center (UNM HSC) that equip the next generation of health professionals and leaders for academic success.
United States Forest Service Resource Assistants work on Forest Service locations under the supervision of agency staff. Types of work include monitoring species, conducting research and supporting agency operations.