Registration is now open for the 28th Annual New Mexico Data Users Conference on Wednesday, Nov. 18 hosted by The Data Bank at The University of New Mexico's Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER). Join BBER for a day of learning, sharing and networking around data. The conference will cover both local New Mexico data and U.S. Census Bureau data.
The Data Users Conference is New Mexico's premier forum for both beginning and professional data users in the state and surrounding areas. Anyone who is working on a grant, engaged in economic development, utilizing Census data, or conducting research will benefit. It is a valued learning experience for private businesses, government agencies, service organizations, nonprofits, information providers, researchers, and students all across New Mexico.
This year's conference will feature presentation topics including:
- Census Program Updates, UNM Geospatial and Population Studies, Director Robert Rhatigan.
- NM Population Estimates: concepts, methods, and 2025 results, UNM GPS, Kevin Drain.
- The New Mexico Economy: Recent History and Outlook, BBER, Director Michael O'Donnell.
- Traffic Crash Data, Earth Data Analysis Center, Associate Director Su Zhang
- Medicaid and other Health Data, NM Healthcare Authority, Jee Hwang
- AI a practical hands-on session, UNM The College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (CULLS), Jon Wheeler & David Gustavsen
- Higher Education Data: New Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes Explorer, NM Higher Education Department, Dina Adani and Brittany Gallegos
- Using Data to Create a Roadmap, Voices for Children, Emily Widau
- Data Tools and Public Data Wrangling, CNM Ingenuity, Robert Citeck
- NM Labor Market Information, NM Department of Workforce Solutions ER&A, Director Rachel Moskowitz
- Census Data Basics, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, Suzan Reagan.
Registration is now open at different pricing tiers. Early registration to Oct. 1 at $65. From Oct. 1 through Nov. 10, regular registration is $80 per person. Last week registration, including the day of, is $90 per person.
