CNM Ingenuity News
CNM and United Way Partner to Create an All-Women’s Deep Dive Cohort
The part-time bootcamp will focus on UX/UI design and train women who want to create economic independence and escape past interpersonal violence
September 02, 2020
How CNM is Helping Develop the Next Generation of Space-Focused Tech Startups
Through Hyperspace Challenge, a jointly run business accelerator, the college is bringing together government, startup, and university communities to create innovation in space
August 19, 2020
CNM Ingenuity Accelerator Helps Small Businesses Grow Despite Pandemic
ActivateNM is about to start its fifth cohort and will help businesses find ways to flourish in a quickly-changing economy
August 12, 2020
Faces of CNM: Faith Bohannon
Faith will be the first woman to graduate from the Electric Lineworker Pre-Apprentice certificate program and she already has big plans
July 22, 2020
CNM Ingenuity’s Deep Dive Program to Start Licensing Curriculum
With a license, other organizations can now use Deep Dive’s bootcamp structure to skill up students and employees
June 10, 2020
CNM Ingenuity’s Deep Dive Coding Wins Prestigious Statewide STEM Award
Deep Dive Coding selected as the 2020 Higher Ed Program of the Year for the NM Excellence in STEM Awards
May 21, 2020
CNM Ingenuity Helps Local Startups Find Creative Solutions to COVID-19 Problems
Startups are designed to problem solve, and Ingenuity is giving them the resources they need
April 21, 2020
Graduates of Deep Dive Coding: Jordan Vinson
Jordan likes a problem. That’s why he’s good with cars, and good at coding
March 11, 2020
How to Fund Your Small Business by Riding a Ski Lift
Run by CNM Ingenuity and ABQid, the Ski Lift Pitch event allows small businesses to pitch well-funded investors while ascending the Taos Ski Valley slopes.
February 26, 2020
CNM Ingenuity-Backed Startup Aims to Standardize Touch for Massage Therapists, Other Healthcare Fields
From massage therapy to occupational therapy, touch pressure is a prevalent wellness and medical practice that lacks precise training. That’s about to change.
February 18, 2020