CNM Governing Board Members
CNM's Governing Board consists of seven members elected to four-year terms from districts within the overall College district, which includes Bernalillo County plus Corrales and Rio Rancho in Sandoval County.
Current members and their districts are:
| District 1 — Robert P. Matteucci, (505) 268-8678 | |
 | Robert Matteucci is the longest-serving member of the Board. He became a member in 1986 and has served several terms as Board chair. A longtime retail businessman, he is now a self-employed consultant. Committee Appointments: Term Expires: 2013 District 1 Map (157 kb) |
| District 2 — Janet W. Saiers, (505) 299-5019, jsaiers@msn.com | |
| Janet W. Saiers, an Albuquerque resident since 1955, is a former English teacher subsequently employed by Albuquerque Parks & Recreation in a variety of roles including employee education, public information, and planner. She served on the Development Review Board (1985-1992), as staff liaison to Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (1985–2002) and on the Bicycling Advisory Committee (1980-1994). Ms. Saiers represented District 2 on the CNM Board previously, from 2003 to 2007 and has an extensive record of community service and volunteer activities.. Term Expires: 2013 District 2 Map (133 kb) | |
| District 3 — Deborah Moore, (505) 896-9697, moore4cnm@yahoo.com | |
 | Deborah "Debbi" Moore, a first-term Board member, has been the president of the Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce since 2002. She is also a member of the New Mexico Small Business Development Center Advisory Board, the Sandoval County Juvenile Justice Board and the Albuquerque Regional Economic Alliance. Committee Appointments: Term Expires: 2013 District 3 Map (565 kb) |
| District 4 — Mark Armijo, (505) 205-8537, mdarmijo@gmail.com | |
 | Mark Armijo is the president of Nuestros Valores Charter School and he is a programmer analyst for the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority. He is also the president of the Pauline Armijo Scholarship Fund, which provides support to non-traditional female students seeking a higher education degree in the education field. Committee Appointments: Term Expires: 2015 District 4 Map (286 kb) |
| District 5 — Blair L. Kaufman, Chair, (505) 256-1444, kaufman@aps.edu | |
 | Blair Kaufman, a career educator, is principal of Sandia Base Elementary School. He was elected to the Board in 1995. A hot-air balloon pilot, he regularly flies the CNM banner. Committee Appointments: Term Expires: 2013 District 5 Map (242 kb) |
| District 6 — Penelope S. Holbrook, Secretary, (505) 898-4599, holbrook@swcp.com | |
 | Penny Holbrook is the retired director of Community Corrections Inc., a contract agency that assisted people reintegrating into the community from prison. She became a Board member in 1999. Committee Appointments: Term Expires: 2015 District 6 Map (444 kb) |
| District 7 — Michael DeWitte, (505) 284-5201 | |
 | Michael DeWitte, a first-term Board member, is an Executive Vice-President at B&D Industries and recently retired as a member of senior management at Sandia National Laboratories. He currently serves as the Chair of the Board of Trustees for the Presbyterian Central New Mexico delivery system (hospitals/medical group), as Chair of the NM Business Roundtable, serves on the Board of Directors for the Economic Forum as well as the KNME Board (PBS Affiliate). He is also a member of Albuquerque Economic Development and a registered Professional Engineer. Committee Appointments: Term Expires: 2013 District 7 Map (171 kb) |
