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Students Learn Powerful Lessons About Homelessness Through Class Video Project
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October 26, 2016 -- Students in a Computer Information Systems Competency Based Special Topics class learned powerful lessons about homelessness in a dramatic way over the past couple of months through a class video project.
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Girl Scouts Visit Applied Technologies to Learn About Electricity
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September 29, 2016 -- The usual busy sounds of the Electrical Trades labs were recently replaced with children’s laughter and cheering. Nineteen girls aged 7-13 visited the School of Applied Technologies to learn about electricity and the work of electricians, and they had a good time all the while.
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Physics League Team Wins 2015 STEM Knowledge Bowl
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April 1, 2015 -- The student Physics League team claimed the championship title last week in the 2015 STEM Knowledge Bowl, organized by the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES).
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Crianza Early Childhood Business Accelerator Participants Graduate July 16
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July 6, 2016 -- The 16 participants in the first cohort of Crianza: An Early Childhood Business Accelerator, will be recognized during a graduation ceremony on July 16, from noon to 1 p.m., in the South Valley Campus, Building II, Room 103. Crianza is part of CNM’s STEMulus Center.
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Kalynn Pirkl: 2015-16 Distinguished Faculty Member Award Winner
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Ms. Pirkl, a full-time faculty member in the School of Business & Information Technology, has a passion for teaching and is always striving to keep her students engaged in the material she is presenting. She continually modifies and improves her courses so students are engaged and the content remains current.
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Asako Stone: 2015-16 Distinguished Faculty Member Award Winner
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Not only is Ms. Stone an outstanding instructor in the School of Communication, Humanities & Social Sciences, she has been very involved in many college and school initiatives, such as RecycleMania, the E Building collaborative workspace, Liberal Arts assessments, and the online Liberal Arts Fast Track degree program.
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Andrew Tibble: 2015-16 Distinguished Faculty Member Award Winner
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Mr. Tibble has been a key faculty member in the School of Adult & General Education for over 20 years and is passionate about teaching and helping his students succeed. In addition to his excellent work as a full-time faculty member, he regularly takes the lead on curriculum issues and can be counted on to roll up his sleeves and help with any project.
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Welcome New Hires
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October 28, 2015 -- The following people were hired by CNM in October.
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Food, Fun Highlight ‘Day of Fun in the Sun’ Family Open House
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August 17, 2016 -- About 400 people attended CNM’s first Family Open House, “A Day of Fun in the Sun,” on Aug. 4. It was held from 2-6:30 p.m. in the Student Resource Center Breezeway and lawn on the Main Campus.
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Comprehensive New Software System for Degree Audits, Student Planning, Course Scheduling and Enhanced Advising Coming for Fall Term
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April 13, 2016 -- CNM is in the process of implementing a comprehensive new software system that will help students stay on track to graduate through a variety of valuable features. The software, called “Degree Works,” is scheduled to go live for the Fall Term with demonstrations and trainings coming this summer.
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