Annual Report 23-24

Annual Report 23-24

NMACC Member institutions

NMACC is comprised of the nine branch campuses of Eastern New Mexico University, New Mexico State University, and the University of New Mexico. Member institutions are committed to providing cutting-edge educational opportunities for all students.

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Eastern New Mexico University Branches
New Mexico State Community Colleges
University of New Mexico Branches

Ryan Descheny
“Being a part of the UNM-Gallup chapter of SkillsUSA helped me get over my fear of speaking to a huge audience, to better my communication, and also learn more about typing and creating a portfolio. My instructors helped me develop those skills.”
Christal Valdez
“I chose UNM-LA because it provided the space I needed to reach new steps on the way to my goals. Additionally, this campus has offered me the encouraging community and vital support needed to succeed.”
Jose Fonseca
“My time at UNMTaos was positive because the CDL class was an actual hands-on experience. A CDL is something that a lot of jobs require. It’s real-life experience that’s in demand right now. Having my CDL is good job security, too. The instructors were great. It was an easy process.”
Sandi Scott
“Through resources like peer mentorship, tutoring, and resource centers, I found a better understanding of who I was as a student and was given the necessary tools for success. The faculty and staff were supportive as well as understanding, and it felt that my success was important to them, therefore, it became important to me.”

Eastern New Mexico University Roswell

Eastern New Mexico University Roswell is a comprehensive branch community college and a Hispanic Serving Institution.

Enrollment: 2,023
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 60
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition: 44% Hispanic, 22% White, 2% Asian, 2% Black or African American, 1% American Indian or Alaskan Native, 1% Two or More Races, 28% Unknown

Eastern New Mexico University Ruidoso

ENMU-Ruidoso is a branch community college that is federally designated as a Hispanic Serving Institution and Native American Serving Non-Tribal Institution focusing on both transfer and workforce pathways for students.

Enrollment: 775
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 47
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition: 38% White, 31% Hispanic, 23% Native American

Alamogordo Community College

Alamogordo Community College is located within 15 miles of the Lincoln National Forest and White Sands National Park. Situated “on the hill” above Alamogordo, it offers 10 associate degrees, 10 applied associate degrees and 16 certificates.

Enrollment: 1,091
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 36
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition:

Doña Ana Community College

Serving a county with over 200,000 residents living in approximately 4000 square miles, Doña Ana Community College (DACC) has six locations—three in Las Cruces and three in the southern part of the county.

Enrollment: 6,682
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 119
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition: 72.7% Hispanic, 18.9% White, 2.1% Black or African American, 1.6% American Indian or Alaskan Native, 1% Asian, 1% Two or More Races, 1.4% Unknown

Grants Community College

Founded in 1968, Grants Community College is a two-year branch community college of New Mexico State University located in Cibola County. With a culturally diverse population, Grants Community College is one of few colleges nationwide designated as both a Hispanic Serving and Native American Serving Non-Tribal Institution.

Enrollment: 876
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 35
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition: 45.8% Hispanic, 29.5% American Indian, 17.4% White, 7% Two or More Races, 2.6% African American, 1.1% Asian

University of New Mexico Gallup

Located on the breathtaking Colorado Desert Plateau, The University of New Mexico Gallup is a comprehensive career technical and transfer institution that offers certificates in 12 disciplines and degrees in 17 programs.

Enrollment: 2,256
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 31
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition: 68% Native American, 17% Hispanic, 8% White, 3% Asian, 3% Two or More Races, 1% African American

University of New Mexico Los Alamos

UNM-Los Alamos is an innovative, rigorous, and affordable comprehensive branch community college that provides foundations for transfer, leading-edge career programs, and lifelong learning opportunities. UNM-Los Alamos offers 18 associate degree programs and 9 certificate or non-degree programs.

Enrollment: 1,051
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 24
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition: 51.5% Hispanic, 28.8% White, 9.3% Other, 5.9% Native American, 4.3% Asian

University of New Mexico Taos

The University of New Mexico-Taos is a two-year public institution offering associate and certificate programs on a modern and beautiful campus.

Enrollment: 1,283
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 30
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition: 54% Hispanic, 31% White, 6% American Indian, 4% Not Reported/Unknown, 2% Two or More Races, 2% Asian, 1% Black

University of New Mexico Valencia

UNM-Valencia Campus is a Hispanic Serving Institution in Valencia County that offers a lower cost, higher education to a rural population with more than 41 associate degree and certificate programs while partnering with area high schools to boast a stellar dual credit program.

Enrollment: 2,311
Certificate and Associate Degree Programs: 41
Student Ethnic and Racial Composition: 63.9% Hispanic, 21.7% White, 8.8% Other, 5.6% American Indian or Alaska Native