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Education Faculty & Staff

Faculty & Staff Contacts

General inquiries: coe@nnmc.edu

Dr. Sandra Rodriguez, Chair

Tue 12-4, Wed 9-12 Office Hours
TEC Office #201 (505) 747-2194
sandra.rodriguez@nnmc.edu

April Barela, AA, Data Analyst

Mon-Fri 8-5 Office Hours
TEC Office #205 (505) 747-5463
april.barela@nnmc.edu

Victoria Garcia, BA, MA, Coordinator of Field Experience

Mon-Fri 8-5 Office Hours
TEC Office #204 (505) 747-5462
victoria.garcia@nnmc.edu

Dr. Alberto Mares, Visiting Prof., Early Childhood Education

Mon 4-6, Wed 6-8, Fri 8-9 Office Hours
TEC Office #206 (505) 747-2272
alberto.mares@nnmc.edu

Delmeria Martinez, BBA, Administrative Assistant

Mon/Fri 8-5 Office Hours
TEC Office #202 (505) 747-5431
delmeriamtz@nnmc.edu

Adjunct Faculty Contacts

Catherine Berryhill
cathyb@nnmc.edu

Victoria Garcia, BA, MA
victoria.garcia@nnmc.edu

Elaine Romero, BA, MA
elaine.romero@nnmc.edu

Jennifer Truitt-Lewis
jennifer.truittlewis@nnmc.edu

Kersti Tyson
kersti.tyson@nnmc.ed

Stephanie Vigil-Roybal, BS, MA
stephanie.vigilroybal@nnmc.edu

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