Globally-Engaged Research Award

The Globally-Engaged Research Award is offered by the Global Education Office (GEO) and the Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) at The University of New Mexico (UNM) to highlight the dynamic international research conducted by UNM faculty and students.

Bridging both national and institutional borders, internationally focused research enhances knowledge production by simultaneously broadening the investigative lens and generating a more nuanced analysis through the incorporation of global diversity. This award showcases existing activities and serves to elevate the visibility and caliber of future research by promoting the incorporation of cross-cultural perspectives and international relevance into the UNM research enterprise. The award emphasizes our commitment to robust, intentional, international partnerships in our research and classrooms to solve a wide range of global issues and prepare a new generation of scholars to work and live in an interconnected and rapidly evolving world.


Awardees

ResearcherArea of Study
Delia BradleyHistory Student
Lexi BacaGraduate Biology Student
Chip ShearerProfessor, Earth & Planetary Sciences
Senior Research Scientist, UNM Institute of Meteoritics
ResearcherArea of Study
Subhankar BanerjeeProfessor, Art & Ecology
Ruizhe LiuAnthropology Graduate Student
Ian HutchinsonBiology Student
ResearcherArea of Study
Alok BoharaProfessor of Economics
Beau MurphyPh.D. candidate, Anthropology
Esther EliaMFA student, Fine Arts
Tara FalceUndergraduate, International Studies
ResearcherArea of StudyLink / Notes
Tobias FischerProfessor of Earth and Planetary SciencesExhaling Earth: scientists closer to forecasting volcanic eruptions