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Mar 17, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Western New Mexico University Vision
President-elect Jose E. Coll outlines his foundational approach and key priorities for Western New Mexico University. His vision centers on fostering a comprehensive educational experience encompassing liberal arts, trades, and applied sciences. Key strategic areas include bridging education and industry to meet state workforce needs, providing holistic support for students, and upholding shared governance through transparency and collaboration. The overall aim is to position the university as a steward of regional identity and a powerful engine for social mobility.
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This document outlines strategic opportunities for Western New Mexico University, focusing on rebuilding trust and institutional reputation through transparent leadership and shared governance. Key priorities include championing student retention and success, effectively navigating both online and traditional institutional identities, and fostering a culture of collaboration. The plan also emphasizes advocating for equitable funding, diversifying revenue streams through partnerships, and addressing critical infrastructure and IT modernization needs. The overall vision is to provide transformative leadership and guide the university's identity and sustainability in a changing higher education landscape.
Jan 1, 2023·StrategicPlan
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Western New Mexico University Strategic Plan 2023-2028
The strategic plan for Western New Mexico University (WNMU) for 2023-2028 focuses on promoting academic quality and program relevance, supporting diverse learning communities, increasing community-wide collaboration, and implementing strategies for sustainability. Key goals include enhancing faculty recruitment and retention with attention to HSI and DEI principles, assessing and improving the Applied Liberal Arts and Sciences program, enhancing instructional quality, developing workforce-aligned programs, and maintaining accreditation. The plan also emphasizes student engagement, embracing the HSI identity, maximizing recruitment and retention based on DEI and HSI principles, and fostering community partnerships and sustainability initiatives.
Jun 20, 2019·StrategicPlan
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New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium Simulation Plan
This document, the New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium Simulation Plan, provides general guidelines and mandates specific simulations for NMNEC schools to integrate into their nursing curriculum. The plan outlines required simulations across various levels, focusing on critical nursing concepts such as Safety (Fall Risk, Medication Administration), Stress and Coping, Fluid and Electrolytes, Metabolism, Gas Exchange, Grief, Perfusion, Intracranial Regulation, Infection, and Concept Synthesis. It aims to ensure consistent, high-quality simulation experiences that foster psychomotor skills, clinical judgment, effective communication, and key competencies among nursing students.
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