What is MAPS?
Multiple Academic Pathways for Students (MAPS) is a communication tool that connects you to numerous resources available at the University of New Mexico and surrounding Albuquerque community.
Need help in math? Need to contact an advisor? Or just want to see what is happening around campus?
MAPS will show you the path!
MAPS MyPage
TMI? Are you lost trying to find your way around UNM? Your MAPS MyPage connects you to your email, advisors, instructors, tutors, LoboWeb, My UNM and more, all in one place!MAPS MyPage
Similar to Facebook and MySpace, MAPS MyPage is the first UNM social network. Keep in touch with friends, share photos, post to your blog, and more!
UNM Podcasts & More
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Academic Services
Do you need help or information on your studies? Connect to advisement centers, tutoring services, web resources, support services, financial resources, libraries and graduate school information.
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Health & Wellness Support
Are you not feeling your best? Do you have a medical emergency? Do you need family support services? Connect here to on and off campus family support, health, emergency healthcare and crisis services.
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Cultural Activities
Are you looking for ways to enrich your cultural side? Connect to ethnic centers, on and off-campus cultural events and cultural and ethnic organizations.
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Social Activities
Need a study break? Do you want to know what is happening and meet new people? Connect to on and off-campus social events, athletics, recreational services, and student activities.
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Copyright © 2008 The University of New Mexico. Standard Disclaimer and Copyright Information Page. The University of New Mexico is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Institution. In accordance with the American with Disabilities Act, the information in this site is available in alternate formats upon request. The University of New Mexico has been fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools since 1922. MAPS is a component of UNM's Title V project, which is 100% funded through a grant from the US Department of Education in the amount of $2.8 million dollars.
Updated: Monday, March 24th 2008
Comments to jmilling@unm.edu
Comments to jmilling@unm.edu