CNM/UNM Branch Campus Information
A new component of the grant is assigning a UNM faculty member to serve as a liaison to the CNM and UNM Branch campuses. Campus liaisons will be expected to connect their respective department(s) and the counterpart department(s) at CNM and UNM branch campuses. Such connections may be at the course or degree curriculum level or to establish partnerships for events for students or other opportunities for faculty collaboration. We also expect the liaisons to help plan a faculty summit with their CNM and UNM Branch campus representatives. Below are the campus assignments.
Please keep in mind that the Mellon Foundation's and our grant's focus is the importance of the Humanities in understanding the intersections between social justice, cultural diversity, and community wealth.
- Main Campus
Liberal Arts Dean
Brandon Morgan bmorgan19@cnm.edu
UNM
- UNM - Gallup
- 70% of UNM-Gallup’s 2,487 students come from local Native American communities, most of whom are from the Navajo Nation. This makes UNM-Gallup one of the nation’s largest Native American-serving institutions in the United States.
Liaison Main Campus
Jennifer Denetdale jdenetdale@unm.edu Liaison Gallup Campus
Kristi Wilson krwilson@unm.edu Dean Gallup Campus
John Zimmerman jzimm58@unm.edu
- 70% of UNM-Gallup’s 2,487 students come from local Native American communities, most of whom are from the Navajo Nation. This makes UNM-Gallup one of the nation’s largest Native American-serving institutions in the United States.
- UNM - Los Alamos
- UNM-Los Alamos serves over 1,200 students in northern New Mexico. The student body is representative of its communities, with 60% Hispanic and 6% Native American enrollment, making it a Hispanic Serving Institution (HIS) with also one of the most diverse student bodies in the state. Whether the goal is to pursue an academic degree or training for a career, UNM-Los Alamos offers excellent and affordable preparation for its students, 92% of whom are part-time. UNM-Los Alamos offers eighteen degrees and nine certificates, which prepares students to seamlessly transfer to four-year programs, enter the workforce, or gain new skills to change career paths.
Liaison Main Campus
Steve Bishop sbishop@unm.edu Liaison Los Alamos Campus
Peninah Wolpo peninah@unm.edu Dean Los Alamos Campus
Paul Allen paulallen1@unm.edu
- UNM-Los Alamos serves over 1,200 students in northern New Mexico. The student body is representative of its communities, with 60% Hispanic and 6% Native American enrollment, making it a Hispanic Serving Institution (HIS) with also one of the most diverse student bodies in the state. Whether the goal is to pursue an academic degree or training for a career, UNM-Los Alamos offers excellent and affordable preparation for its students, 92% of whom are part-time. UNM-Los Alamos offers eighteen degrees and nine certificates, which prepares students to seamlessly transfer to four-year programs, enter the workforce, or gain new skills to change career paths.
- UNM - Taos
- UNM-Taos is a comprehensive community college serving the region from “cradle to career” with an award-winning early childhood education and care center; pre-college programs including high school equivalency, dual enrollment, and early college; vocational and technical courses and short-term certificates; associate degrees in ten programs; transfer and articulation to four-year institutions in New Mexico and surrounding states, career readiness, adult primary education, and lifelong learning opportunities. Our student population is comprised of non-traditional and first-generation students.
Liaison Main Campus
Froilan Orozco forozco@unm.edu Liaison Taos Campus
Wendy Greyeyes greyeyes@unm.edu Dean Taos Campus
Randi Archuleta randia@unm.edu
- UNM-Taos is a comprehensive community college serving the region from “cradle to career” with an award-winning early childhood education and care center; pre-college programs including high school equivalency, dual enrollment, and early college; vocational and technical courses and short-term certificates; associate degrees in ten programs; transfer and articulation to four-year institutions in New Mexico and surrounding states, career readiness, adult primary education, and lifelong learning opportunities. Our student population is comprised of non-traditional and first-generation students.
- UNM - Valencia
- With an emphasis on teaching excellence, UNM-Valencia offers vocational and technical courses and academic transfer courses to the citizens of Valencia and northern Socorro counties.
Liaison Main Campus
Jose Luis Serrano Najera jlserranonajera@unm.edu Liaison Valencia Campus
Steven Romero sromero179@unm.edu Dean Valencia Campus
Laura Musselwhite lmusselwhite@unm.edu
- With an emphasis on teaching excellence, UNM-Valencia offers vocational and technical courses and academic transfer courses to the citizens of Valencia and northern Socorro counties.
