News and Updates

 

2021 Annual Campus Safety Report:
UNM published the annual Security and Fire Safety Report on October 1, 2021. The report includes crime statistics and information about UNM policies and programs related to safety and law enforcement. You can access the report by clicking here.

Mandatory Reporting Reference Guide:
Click here to view the reference guide on the University of New Mexico's mandatory reporting policies and procedures.

COVID-19 FAQ
Click here to read more about how UNM is continuing to operate and serve the community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 Safety Procedures for On Campus Vendors
Click here to read more about safety protocols and procedures that UNM has put in place to continue operations safety.

President's Task Force on Ethics and Integrity Report:
The University of New Mexico Task Force on Institutional Ethics and Integrity Report

May 8, 2020

Department of Justice Agreement:
The University of New Mexico-DOJ Agreement
Final Progress Report

October 16, 2016 to October 15, 2019 Clery Report:
UNM published the annual Security and Fire Safety Report on October 1, 2019. The report includes crime statistics and information about UNM policies and programs related to safety and law enforcement. You can access the report at https://police.unm.edu/html/2019_Annual_Safety_Report.pdf

Investigative Training:
Attorney Norman C. Bay conducted an intensive internal investigator training seminar for staff on the UNM campus on August 30th, 2019. The training provided a comprehensive review of how to conduct internal investigations and also included mock role playing to enable practical application of the skills needed to conduct investigations.

What is Compliance?

The University of New Mexico is committed to the highest standards of integrity, controls, risk management and ethics in pursuit of its mission of engaging students, faculty and staff in its comprehensive educational, research and service programs.

The Main Campus Compliance Program is administered by the Chief Compliance Officer. To guarantee independence, the Chief Compliance Officer reports functionally to the UNM Board of Regents and administratively to the President. This dual reporting requirement allows the Compliance Program to be free from interference and empowered to obtain the information needed to perform the work.

UNM Regents Policy 
The guiding principles serve to direct and guide ethical conduct. 
Regents' Policy Manual - Section 2.18: Guiding Principles