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Student Life

Student Life Survey November 2018

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New Student Orientation

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NNMC Center for the Arts
All new students are encouraged to attend New Student Orientation. Parents and families are welcome to join. Call (505) 747-2150 for more information.
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The Spring 2019 Semester begins Monday, October 22, 2018.
Register today and setup an interest free payment plan. Don't wait! Secure the classes you need to graduate. For more information, contact the Advisement Office at (505) 747-2150.

What is Student Life?
Student Life is a committee that supports and organizes student events and activities. We work closely with Student Senate, student clubs and Co-curricular Assessment Committee, to ensure that student activity fees are spent effectively and enhance the whole student experience at Northern New Mexico College.

Student Life and Co-curricular Assessment (CoCu) are coterminous committees that share many of the same members. CoCu assesses all activities outside of the classroom on campus. Student Life organizes, hosts, and/or funds many CoCu events. To be efficient, meetings are combined to create support in areas of overlap in missions, but also to embed a feedback loop where missions differentiate.

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