CNM Montoya Campus

Nestled in the Sandia foothills, the Montoya Campus opened in 1979 with an enrollment of 400 students. Named in honor of Senator Joseph M. Montoya (1915-1978), Montoya was a diligent legislator devoted to issues concerning agriculture, civil rights, education, healthcare, non-citizen US workers, and the economic well-being of his New Mexico constituents. Award-winning architecture, attractive landscaping, and spectacular views of the Sandia Mountains are the hallmarks of this 42-acre CNM campus.

The CNM Montoya Campus offers a wide variety of programs, classes, and services to help students succeed. A complete Student Services department guides students from admission through enrollment and offers assistance for financial aid, career exploration, job placement, and tutoring. The Montoya Campus Library contains more than 17,000 holdings along with a variety of databases. The campus is also equipped with a complete art studio and a state-of-the-art chemistry lab.