UNM Navajo Language Program

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As the semester comes to a close here at UNM, our Navajo Language Program team is wrapping up and preparing for graduation.

During this time, we may not be able to respond to all your questions. We appreciate your understanding.

Many common questions, such as how to apply to UNM, register for classes, and find tuition information, can be answered through the following resources:

➡️ UNM main site: https://www.unm.edu

➡️ NLP page & FAQs: https://navajo.unm.edu

A brief overview and key details have also been included in this post for your convenience.

Please note that additional course details will be provided by the instructor on Day 1 of summer classes.

We're happy to share that Navajo 1110 online will be offered again in Fall 2026

Thank you for your overwhelming interest and support. We truly appreciate it. 🙂👍🏽

Here are some outdoor activities that some of our NLP members look forward to doing this summer.

What are your plans?

Enroll in our Summer Navajo Courses and start your journey of linguistics and cultural continuity.

Dates: 06/01 - 07/28

If you are planning on registering, please visit UNM's registrar office to register for courses.

Here is the link: https://registrar.unm.edu/

Planting verbs for those who plan to plant this summer or who have already planted 😁

Attention UNM students‼️
The NLP will be having an event where breakfast burritos will be provided to fuel your mind and body during your finals! Next Monday on the 11th we hope to see you there 😁👍🏽

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'Ahéhee' Gilbert! 😄👍🏽

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I hope you all enjoy this little short story!

Sorry for the repost

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Here are some handling verbs told from a first person point of view as a viewer telling a second person "Ní" what to grab.