Important Dates.....................2Fall Credit Classes.................3-12Dual Credit Classes...............13Student Services....................14Registration............................15Payment..................................17-18Financial Aid...........................18

Accuracy StatementENMU-Ruidoso has made every reasonable effort to ensure that the Class Schedule is accurate. Courses and programs that are offered, along with other information in the schedule, are subject to change without notice. The College further reserves the right to add, amend or repeal any of its rules, regulations, policies and procedures, consistent with applicable laws and policy established by the ENMU Board of Regents.

For the most up-to-date on additions, changes, filled and canceled classes, go to www.ruidoso.enmu.edu. The website is updated frequently and is the best source for the current status of both credit and non-credit offerings.

New Branch Community College

3/18/05 – Governor Bill Richardson signs bill authorizing the creation of ENMU-Ruidoso as a branch community college and deleting the off-campus instruction program.

Bookstore................................19Scholarships...........................20NM Workforce Connection....21Adult Education.....................21CE Registration Form...........22Community Ed Classes.........23-31

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Accounting ACCT 201 4 Credits CRN# 11047Introductory Accounting IM & W 100 - 245 pm Room 101 Mccullough, John (NMCCNS ACCT 2113)

Art ART 101 3 Credits CRN# 11036Beginning DrawingT 130 - 400 pm WMA 27Hamilton, Maria ART 131 3 Credits CRN# 11037 Art Appreciation Pekelsma, Judy Online (NMCCNS ART 1113)

ART 165 3 Credits CRN# 11110 Art History IBower, Jennifer Online

ART 221 3 Credits CRN# 11111 Painting IW 130 - 400 pm WMA 11Lane, Martha ART 231/L 4 Credits CRN# 11040/11041 Ceramics IT 100 - 430 pm WMA 20/21Bradley, Renne Lab Fees: $40.00 ART 231/L 4 Credits CRN# 12419/12420 Ceramics IR 500 - 830pm WMA 20/21 Miner, Alan Lab Fees: $40.00

BiologyBIOL 109 3 Credits CRN# 12428 Survey Anatomy & Physiology Allied HealthLaCounte, Christopher Online BIOL 110 /L 4 Credits CRN# 12505/12556Intro to Wildlife & Fisheries Science/LabR 230 - 500 pm Room 120 Lab TBAHays, Quentin Lab Fees: $50.00 BIOL 113/L 4 Credits CRN# 11092 /11093 Biology for General Education/Lab McCaw III, Jack Online Lab Fees: $15.00(NMCCNS BIOL 1111 /BIOL 1113)

BIOL 154/L 4 Credits CRN# 11095/11096General Biology: Subcellular through Organismic Biology/Lab T & R 1000 - 1115 am Room 120 T 230 - 500 pm (LAB) Room 110 Hays, Quentin Lab Fees: $20.00(NMCCNS BIOL1221/1223) BIOL 155/L 4 Credits CRN# 11094/12504General Biology: Organismic through Supraorganismic Biology /Lab M & W 1130 - 1245 pm Room 120 W 230 - 500 pm (LAB) Room 110McCaw III, Jack Lab Fees: $15.00(NMCCNS BIOL 1221/1213) BIOL 209/L 4 Credits CRN# 11097/11098 Anatomy and Physiology I/LabT & R 530 - 800 pm Room 110 R 530-800 pm Room 110 Hays, Quentin (NMCCNS BIOL 2411/2413)

Credit Schedule

Business BUS 241 3 Credits CRN# 12457Business MathematicsT 530 - 800 pm Room 102 Mccullough, John

Chemistry CHEM 151/L 4 Credits CRN# 11099/11100General Chemistry I/LabM & W 1000 - 1115 am Room 120M 230 - 500 pm (LAB) Room 110 McCaw III, Jack Lab Fees: $15.00 (NMCCNS CHEM 1211/1213)

Criminal Justice CJ 102 3 Credits CRN# 11716Introduction to Criminal Justice Riggs, Jennifer Online (NMCCNS CRJI 1113)

CommunicationCOMM 101 3 Credits CRN# 11050Interpersonal Communication T & R 1000 - 1115 am Room 102 Lane, Martha(NMCCNS COMM 1213)

COMM 101 3 Credits CRN# 11051 Interpersonal Communication WIlls, Kimberly Online (NMCCNS COMM 1213)

Computer Science CS 123/L 4 Credits CRN#11735/11736 Programming Fundamentals/LabCrispin , Jennifer Online

Economics ECON 221 3 Credits CRN# 11062Principles of Macroeconomics Mccullough, John Online (NMCCNS ECON 2113)

Education EDF 110 3 Credits CRN# 12422Communication for EducatorsW 600 - 830 pm Room 102 Torres-Ovrick, Melvina

Emergency Medical Service EMS 101/111L 12 Cr CRN# 11065/11066/11067 Basic Life Support Provider (CPR) /EMT - Basic/ EMT - Basic PracticumM & W & F 515 - 900 pm Room 120Kerr, Ryan Lab Fees: $65.00 EMS 114 3 Credits CRN# 11703Introduction to Emergency Medical ServicesM & WF 530 - 620 pm Room 120Hays, Quentin EMS 299 1 Credits CRN# 11704 Programmatic CapstoneKerr, Ryan Lab Fees: $30.00

English ENG 102 3 Credits CRN# 11081 English CompositionTaylor, Jimmy Online (NMCCNS ENGL 1113) ENG 102 3 Credits CRN# 12423English CompositionM-R 800 - 850 am Room 108Braden, Holly ENG 102 3 Credits CRN# 12424English CompositionR 500 - 730 pm Room 108Bond, Colleen ENG 102 3 Credits CRN# 12425English CompositionM & W 230 - 345 pm Room 108 Staff

ENG 104 3 Credits CRN# 11082English Composition and Research M-R 900 - 950 am Room 108 Braden, Holly (NMCCNS ENGL 1123) ENG 104 3 Credits CRN# 11083English Composition and Research Karabeleski, Sarah Online (NMCCNS ENGL 1123) ENG 211 3 Credits CRN# 11152Introduction to LiteratureM & W 100 - 215 pm Room 108Braden, Holly(NMCCNS ENGL 2213) ENG 233 3 Credits CRN# 12426Writing for Tech ProfessionalsT & R 1100 - 1230 pm Room 108Braden, Holly

ENG 251 3 Credits CRN# 12427 American Literature SurveyKarabeleski, Sarah Online ENG 289 1-3 Credits CRN# 11691InternshipBraden, Holly

Environment & Pollution Control Technology ENPT 141 3 Credits CRN# 12470 Principals of Industrial Hygiene 1st 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online

ENPT 141 3 Credits CRN# 12471 Principals of Industrial Hygiene 2nd 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online ENPT 144 3 Credits CRN# 12472 Environmental Sampling Analysis 1st 8 weeksStaff Online ENPT 144 3 Credits CRN# 12473 Environmental Sampling Analysis 2nd 8 weeksStaff Online ENPT 149 3 Credits CRN# 12474 Environmental Regulations 1st 8 weeks Staff Online ENPT 149 3 Credits CRN# 12475 Environmental Regulations 1st2ndStaff Online ENPT 200 3 Credits CRN# 12476 Department of Transportation 1st 8 weeks Jones, Marilyn Online

ENPT 200 3 Credits CRN# 12477 Department of Transportation 2nd 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online

Family Consumer ScienceFCS 221 3 Credits CRN# 12421 Child Growth, Development & LearningM 600 - 830 pm Room 102Torres-Ovrick, Melvina

Finance FIN 287 3 Credits CRN# 11063 Personal FinanceMccullough, John Online History HIST 101 3 Credits CRN# 11075Survey of American History to 1877 M & W 1000 - 1115 am Room 108 Orozco, Cynthia (NMCCNS HIST 1113) HIST 121 3 Credits CRN# 11718 Survey of Western Civilization to 1500M & W 100 - 215 pm Room TBAOrozco, Cynthia (NMCCNS HIST 1053)

HIST 203 3 Credits CRN# 11076 New Mexico 1st 8 weeksOrozco, Cynthia Online(NMCCNS HIST 2113)

HIST 203 3 Credits CRN# 12657 New Mexico T 0900-1130 am Room HybirdOrozco, Cynthia 107

Health & PhysicalEducationHPE 135 1 Credit CRN# 12460 Group Resistance Training-Body PumpT & R 515 - 615 pm RAC1st 8 weeks Coakley, Sarah Lab Fee: $79.00 HPE 135 1 Credit CRN# 12461 Group Resistance Training-Body PumpT & R 515 - 615 pm RAC 2nd 8 weeks Coakley, Sarah Lab Fee: $79.00

HPE 135 1 Credit CRN# 12468 Group Resistance Training-Body PumpMWF 0730 - 0830 am RAC 2nd 8 weeksGoetz, Thomas Lab Fee: $79.00

HPE 136 1 Credit CRN# 12462Group Strength and Stretch-Body FlowM & W 430 - 530 pm RAC 1st 8 weeksCoakley, Sarah Lab Fee: $79.00 HPE 136 1 Credit CRN# 12463Group Strength and Stretch-Body FlowM & W 430 - 530 pm RAC 2nd 8 weeks Coakley, Sarah Lab Fee: $79.00 HPE 136 1 Cr edit CRN# 12464Group Strength and Stretch-Body FlowT & R 0730 - 0830 am RAC 1st 8 weeks Serino, Deneyse Lab Fee: $79.00

HPE 136 1 Credit CRN# 12465Group Strength and Stretch-Body FlowT & R 0730 - 0830 am RAC 2nd 8 weeksSerino, Deneyse Lab Fee: $79.00

HPE 137 1 Credit CRN# 12469Kickbox ConditioningM & W 645 - 745 pm RAC 2nd 8 weeks Goetz, Thomas Lab Fee: $79.00 HPE 142 1 Credit CRN# 11728 Fundamentals of Physical Well-Being 1st 8 weeksCoakley, Avril Online

HPE 142 1 Credit CRN# 11153 Fundamentals of Physical Well-Being 2nd 8 weeksCoakley, Avril Online Hospitality and Tourism HRTM 151 3 Credits CRN# 12516 Intro to Hospitality ManagementPadilla, Erik Online

Hospitality and Tourism- Culinary Arts HTCA 151 3 Credits CRN# 11741 Introduction to Culinary ArtsMWF 1000 - 120 pm Room 1092nd 4 weeksJames, Thomas Lab Fees: $100.00 HTCA 260 1 Credit CRN# 12523 Sanitation and SafetyMTWRF 200 - 440 pm Room 1099/14/2015-9/18/2015Williamson, Curtis Lab Fees: $50.00

HTCA 262/L 4 Credits CRN# 12458/12459Food Preparation I MTWR 1000 - 120 pm Room 1093rd 4 weeks James, Thomas Lab Fees: $100.00

Human ServiceHS 202 3 Credits CRN# 12416 Intro to Alcohol & Drug Abuse 1st 8 weeksAnderson, Christi Online HS 203 3 Credits CRN # 12630Biopsychosocial Alcohol & Drug 2nd 8 weeks Anderson, Christi Online

Humanities HUM 221 3 Credits CRN# 12415 Intro to World Humanities 2nd 8 weeksOrozco, Cynthia Online Information SystemsIS 131 3 Credits CRN# 11056 Computer and Security FundamentalsHutchins, Joel Online Lab Fees: $25.00 IS 136 3 Credits CRN# 11057Guide to Business Continuity and Disaster RecoveryMiller, Stephen Online IS 151 U 3 Credits CRN# 11053Basic Computer Skills M & W 1000 - 1115 am Room 101Walshe, Robert Lab Fees: $5.00IS 151 3 Credits CRN# 11055 Basic Computer SkillsPerez, Yvonne Online Lab Fees: $5.00

IS 153/L 4 Credits CRN# 11109/11740 Introductions (Foundations) of Information Systems/LabMiller, Stephen Online Lab Fees: $25.00

IS 160 3 Credits CRN# 11737 Overview of Operating Systems/UtilitiesMiller, Stephen Online IS 253 3 Credits CRN# 11058 Firewalls and How They WorkHutchins, Joel Online IS 257 3 Credits CRN# 11059 Computer and Network Defense and Counter MeasuresHutchins, Joel Online IS 258 3 Credits CRN# 11060 Cyber Ethics, Professionalism, and Career DevelopmentMiller, Stephen Online IS 281 3 Credits CRN# 11739 Spreadsheets and Data AnalysisCrispin, Jennifer Online Lab Fees: $5.00

IS 285 3 Credits CRN# 12559 Ethical Hacking Miller, Stephen Online IS 287 3 Credits CRN# 12514 Application DevelopmentMiller, Stephen Online

IS 298 3 Credits CRN# 12560 Cybersercurity Challenge Capstone Miller, Stephen Online

IS 299 1 Credit CRN# 12611 Programmatic CapstoneMiller, Stephen Online

MathematicsMATH 104 4 Credit CRN# 11712Preparatory AlgebraMTWR 0900 - 0950 am Room 106Staff

MATH 104 4 Credits CRN# 12429Preparatory AlgebraW 530 - 900 pm Room 106Hemphill, John MATH 119 3 Credits CRN# 11086College Algebra MTWR 0800 - 0850 am Room 106 Staff (NMCCNS MATH 1113)

MATH 119 3 Credits CRN# 11087College AlgebraR 530 - 800 pm Room 106 Staff (NMCCNS MATH 1113) MATH 261 3 Credits CRN# 11088Mathematical Concepts IT 530 - 800 pm Room 106Donaldson, Nancy

Medical Assisting MDST 102 3 Credits CRN# 11068 Medical TerminologyLaCounte, Christopher Online

Management MGT 201 3 Credits CRN# 11064 Principles of ManagementMccullough, John Online

MusicMUS 113 3 Credits CRN# 11696 Music AppreciationWilson, Ellen Online

Nursing Assistant NA 111/L 6 Credits CRN# 11070/11071Nursing Assistant/LabS 0800 - 4 pm WMA 25 8/18/2015-11/8/2015Rossiter, Bonnie Lab Fees: $85.00 NA 111 3 Credits CRN# 11133Nursing AssistantW 200 - 600 pm WMA 26 Harvey, Jennifer

NA 111 3Credits CRN# 11134Nursing AssistantF 0800 - 1200 pm WMA 26Harvey, Jennifer

Occupations Health & Safety

OSH 101 3 Credits CRN# 12478 Total Quality Management for Safety 1st 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online OSH 101 3 Credits CRN# 12479 Total Quality Management for Safety 2nd 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online OSH 105 3 Credits CRN# 12480 1st 8 weeks Regulations-ConstructionStaff Online OSH 105 3 Credits CRN# 12481 2nd 8 weeks Regulations-ConstructionStaff Online

OSH 109 3 Credits CRN# 12482 Physical Hazard Control 1st 8 weeksStaff Online OSH 109 3 Credits CRN# 12483 Physical Hazard Control 2nd 8 weeksStaff Online OSH 113 3 Credits CRN# 12484Accident Prevention & Investigation 1st 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online OSH 113 3 Credits CRN# 12485Accident Prevention & Investigation 2nd 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online

OSH 121 3 Credits CRN# 12486 Fire Protection Systems 1st 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online OSH 121 3 Credits CRN# 12487 Fire Protection Systems 2nd 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online OSH 201 3 Credits CRN# 12488 Regulations-General Industry1st 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online

OSH 201 3 Credits CRN# 12489 Regulations-General Industry2nd 8 weeksJones, Marilyn Online OSH 205 3 Credits CRN# 12490 Ergonomics/Human Factors in Safety1st 8 weeksReese, Lyndel Online

OSH 205 3 Credits CRN# 12491 Ergonomics/Human Factors in Safety2nd 8 weeksReese, Lyndel Online OSH 209 3 Credits CRN# 12492 Safety Program Management 1st 8 weeksStaff Online

OSH 209 3 Credits CRN# 12493 Safety Program Management 2nd 8 weeksStaff Online

Phlebotomy PBE 102 3 Credits CRN# 11069 Medical TerminologyLaCounte, Christopher Online

PhysicsPHYS 151/L 4 Credits CRN# 12510/12512General Physics I/LabT & R 1130 - 1245 pm Room 120 R 230 - 500 pm Room 110McCaw III, Jack(NMCCNS PHYS 1111/1113)

Political SciencePSCI 102 3 Credits CRN# 11078 American National GovernmentLong, Mary Online (NMCCNS POLS 1123)

Psychology PSY 101 3 Credits CRN# 11106Introductory PsychologyM & W 1000 - 1115 am Room 102Hamilton, Dinah(NMCCNS PSYC 1113) PSY 202 3 Credits CRN# 11112Adolescent PsychologyHamilton, Dinah Online

Reading RED 097/L 4 Credits CRN# 11694/11695College Reading Skills/LabT & R 1000 - 1145 am Room 101Waldo, Daniel

Sociology SOC 101 3 Credits CRN.# 11114 Introductory SociologyT & R 100 - 215 pm Room 102Hamilton, Dinah SOC 102 3 Credits CRN# 11725Introduction to Criminal JusticeRiggs, Jennifer Online SOC 212 3 Credits CRN# 12418 Contemporary Social Issues 1st 8 weeksHamilton, Dinah Online

Spanish SPAN 101 4 Credits CRN# 11085 Beginning SpanishBennett, Cynthia Online SPAN 101 4 Credits CRN# 11693 Beginning SpanishBennett, Cynthia Online SPAN 102 4 Credits CRN # 12629 Continuation of Beginning Spanish Bennett, Cynthia Online

StatisticsSTAT 213 4 Credits CRN# 11089Statistical Methods I MTWR 1000 - 1050 am Room 106 Staff (NMCCNS MATH 2114)

STAT 213 4 Credits CRN# 12511 Statistical MethodsW 530 - 900 pm Room 106 Donaldson, Nancy

University StudiesUNIV 101 3 Credits CRN# 11072Freshman SeminarM & W 1000 - 1115 am Room 101Waldo, Daniel UNIV 101 3 Credits CRN# 11073Freshman SeminarT 530 - 800 pm Room 101 Serino, Deneyse

UNIV 101 3 Credits CRN# 11074 Freshman SeminarLaCounte, Cheryl Online

WeldingWELD 110 4 Credits CRN# 12499 Introduction to WeldingM 530 - 900 pm RHS IA103Mader, David Lab Fees: $100.00

Wildland Fire Science WILD 100 1 Credit CRN # 12665 Introduction to ICS Dolphin, Richard Online

WILD 130 3 Credit CRN # 12661 Firefighter Training Dolphin, Richard TBA Hybrid WILD 133 0.5 Credits CRN # 12663 Look Up, Down and AroundDolphin, Richard TBA Hybrid WILD 134 1 Credit CRN # 12664 LCES TBA TBA TBA Dolphin, Richard

WILD 180 0.5 Credits CRN # 12662 Human Factors in Wildfire Service TBA TBA TBA Dolphin, Richard WILD 190 1 Credit CRN # 12660 Intro to Wildland Fire Behavior Dolphin, Richard Online

WILD 286 1 Credit CRN # 12667 Basic Land Navigation TBA TBA TBA Dolphin, Richard WILD 294 3 Credits CRN # 12668 Wildland Fire Fighter Experience TBA TBA TBA Dolphin, Richard

NMCCNS- In accordance to state law, the New Mexico Higher Education De-partment has established policies to guarantee successful transfer of com-pleted core courses between New Mexico postsecondary public institutions.

CHEM 151/L 11713/11714 4 General Chemistry M-F Ruidoso Burns_____

EMS 101 12539 1 Basic Life Support M-F Ruidoso Shriver ENG 102 12031 3 English Composition M-F Capitan Vinson

EMS 114 12540 3 Intro to EMS M-F Ruidoso Shriver HIST 101 11188 3 Survey of American History M-F Capitan Walston

HTCA 260 12538 3 Sanitation and Safety M-F Ruidoso Rigsby

HTCA 260 12524 3 Sanitation and Safety M-F Alamo Hester

HTCA 260 12526 3 Sanitation and Safety M-F Capitan Sambrano

HTCA 260 12527 3 Sanitation and Safety M-F Carrizizo Wilson HTCA 260 12528 3 Sanitation and Safety M-F Cloudcroft Watson

HTCA 260 12531 3 Sanitation and Safety M-F Mescalero Bernino

IS 151 12536 3 Basic Computer Skills M-F Ruidoso Hamilton

SPAN 101 12535 4 Beginning Spanish M-F Ruidoso Staff

SPAN 101 12500 4 Beginning Spanish M-F Capitan Hugg

UNIV 101 12534 3 Freshman Seminar M-F Mescalero Staff WELD 110 11147 4 Introduction to Welding M-F Ruidoso Mader

WELD 110 11148 4 Introduction to Welding M-F Capitan Proctor

WELD 110 11150 4 Introduction to Welding M-F Cloudcroft Booky

WELD 110 11151 4 Introduction to Welding M-F Hondo Devine

WELD 110 12064 4 Introduction to Welding M-F TBA Gaines

WELD 110 12532 4 Introduction to Welding M-F Mescalero Bennett

WELD 131 12537 4 Beginning Arc Welding I M-F Ruidoso Mader

WELD 131 12525 4 Beginning Arc Welding I M-F Capitan Proctor

WELD 131 12529 4 Beginning Arc Welding I M-F Cloudcroft Booky

WELD 131 12530 4 Beginning Arc Welding I M-F Hondo Devine

WELD 131 12533 4 Beginning Arc Welding I M-F Mescalero Bennett

WELD 131 12541 4 Beginning Arc Welding I M-F Socorro Gaines

Dual Credit

AdmissionsENMU-Ruidoso has an open admissions policy. Applications for admission may be submitted to ENMU-Ruidoso. Applicants must be a high school graduate, hold an GED/HSE, or participate in the Early College Program. Students can apply for degree-seeking or non-degree seeking. Degree-seeking applicants must provide official transcripts from his/her high school and all college/universities to which he/she have been admitted to complete the admission process. Non-degree seeking students must provide an unofficial transcript for high school, and/or any colleges to which he/she has been admitted. Previous students may re-apply for admissions. Application forms can be found online at www.ruidoso.enmu.edu, or in Student Services. For information on admission to the campus contact Student Services.

AdvisingAdvisors are available to all prospective and current students. Advisors are trained to assist students in discovering their educational objectives, in degree planning, in exploring and applying for financial aid opportunities, and more. Students are encouraged to make an appointment to visit with an advisor, but are also welcome on a drop-in basis. Don’t hesitate to speak with an advisor about applying for admissions, selecting a degree, applying for financial aid, or just to ask questions. Contact Student Services at 575-257-2120 or toll free at 800-934-ENMU (3668).

Placement Test First-time students are required to take the University Skills Placement Test (USPT) before registering. This free assessment provides a baseline of academic abilities and is used in placing students in appropriate courses. If there are other test scores (ACT or SAT) reported within the past 12 months, students may be exempt from taking the USPT. Non-degree seeking students enrolling for six hours or less are exempt from taking the USPT. Please call 575-257-3012 to schedule your free placement test.

Drop/Add and WithdrawalDrop/Add: Changing a class schedule requires adding or dropping one or more courses. Changes can be made in your myENMU portal. Advisors can also assist with the process.

Withdrawal: When a student feels he/she cannot complete a course or the semester, the student may withdraw from the course or the semester by completing a Withdrawal Form (available in Student Services).

Note: When considering withdrawing from a class or the semester, please talk with an advisor – there may be some consequences that you have not considered (i.e., Financial Aid).

Deadlines for Drop/Add and Withdrawal

16-week Drop/Add August 25

16-week Withdraw November 6

1st 4-week Drop/Add August 20

1st 4-week Withdraw August 28

1st 8-week Drop Add August 25

1st 8-week Withdraw September 11

2nd 4-week Drop September 16

2nd 4-week Withdraw September 25

2nd 8-week Drop October 19

2nd 8-week Withdraw November 6

3rd 4-week Drop October 14

3rd 4-week Withdraw October 23

4th 4-week Drop November 11

4th 4-week Withdrawal November 20

Note: Verbally notifying your instructor that you are dropping or withdrawing from his/her course does not officially change your registration status. For information contact Student Services.

Course Auditing Auditing a class means you pay for and attend classes but do not receive a grade. Audited courses do not meet degree requirements and are not eligible for financial aid or VA benefits. NC (Not for Credit option) must be marked on the original registration document. Changes to registration cannot be made after the end of the drop/add period.

Overloads Enrolling in more than 18 credit hours in the fall or spring semester or 10 credits in the summer semester is considered an “overload.” You must have written permission from the Vice President of Student Learning prior to registering for a course overload. Additional fees apply. Course Changes, Cancellations, Closures ENMU-Ruidoso reserves the right to make changes to the published schedule or to cancel any classes that do not meet minimum enrollment requirements. Class enrollments will be closed when maximum class size has been reached.

CatalogThe ENMU-Ruidoso Catalog is available online. Degree plans and course descriptions are found in the ENMU-Ruidoso Catalog.

Special Services Students with disabilities can request accommodation and assistance in the admissions process and with registration by contacting Student Services in advance.Students with disabilities can contact Student Services to begin the process for accommodations. Students are encouraged to schedule an appointment with the Special Services liaison in Student Services to bring in documentation as soon as possible. The process of accommodations can take 1-3 weeks. Students are highly encouraged to begin the process of setting up accommodations before the semester begins. Accommodations are based on individual needs according to documentation. Referrals can be offered to individuals who have documentation that is older than three (3) years or do not have documentation. For assistance, please contact the Special Services liaison in Student Services. Class Cancellations In extreme weather conditions, classes may be cancelled . Listen to local radio stations, Albuquerque TV newscasts and recorded announcements on the campus phone line (257-2120) for up-to-date information. You may also go to our web page: www.ruidoso.enmu.edu or call your instructor.

On-campus RegistrationYou may register in person at the College campus, Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. After registering, go to the Cashier’s office to make payment arrangements and pick up your schedule. Please check your class schedule carefully. If your printed schedule is not what you requested, return to Student Services to make corrections. Registration for classes is not complete until payment is received.

Online RegistrationOnline registration is available for students who are currently enrolled. 1) Go to ENMU-Ruidoso homepage at www. ruidoso.enmu.edu 2) Click on MYENMU on the homepage 3) Enter username (See Student Account Activation for usernames and passwords) 4) Enter username 5) Click on login 6) At the MYENMU Portal page, click on the icon SSB to access the MYENMU information page 7) Click on Registration 8) Click on Look Up Classes to add or drop classes Remember: Classes with a “P” are in Portales and classes with a “U” are in RuidosoPlease contact Student Services at 257-2120 or 800 934-3668 for assistance

ResidencyFor tuition purposes, a resident is defined as a student who meets each of the requirements before the first day of classes for that term.

Residency Requirements:In general, a financially independent, adult person over 18 years of age must have resided in New Mexico for a period of 12 consecutive months immediately prior to the term for which the petition is being filed. If a student is under 23 and not financially independent, the residency is based on the parent/guardian residency. Furthermore, “residency” in this context means legal “residence.” Legal residence requires intent to remain in a place indefinitely, in the sense of making one’s permanent home here, as well as physical presence at the place. The distinction is that one may have any number of residences at one time, but never more than one legal residence.

In New Mexico, for most purposes, the age of majority is 18. Persons under the age of 18 are considered minors under the law. A minor’s residence is presumed to be the same as that of his/her parent or legal guardian. The residency decision for students under 18 is based upon

the legal residence of the parent or legal guardian. In the event that a non-custodial parent is a legal resident of New Mexico, the minor student will be classified as a resident. If you have questions concerning your residency, contact Student Services.

Student Account Activation (Student ENMU-email, MYENMU and Blackboard)

1) Go to ENMU-Ruidoso homepage at www. ruidoso.enmu.edu 2) Go to Students, Click on Current Students 3) Click on “Student Account Activation.” A student id number and date of birth is required for username and password. (For student id number, please contact Student Services at 257- 2120.)

TuitionPlease visit www.ruidoso.enmu.edu for the most up-to-date tuition rates.

Senior Tuition for New Mexico Residents A special $5 per credit hour tuition rate is available for New Mexico residents age 65 or older. Enrollment is restricted to 6 credit hours or less per semester, however if a senior student enrolls in more than 6 hours at any time during the semester, all credit hours will be adjusted to the applicable tuition rate. Students are responsible for payment of fees, books and other costs associated with their class.

Fees Check www.ruidoso.enmu.edu for the most up to date institutional, course and graduation fees.

Terms and Conditions of RegistrationBy enrolling in classes at ENMU-Ruidoso, a student makes a financial commitment to pay the tuition and fee charges associated with that enrollment. The enrollment action constitutes a financial obligation between the student and ENMU-Ruidoso.

The payment of tuition and fees is the obligation of the student. By processing a course registration either via the web or by submitting a course request form to an academic student registration area, a student acknowledges they have read and agree to the following terms and conditions.

Registration constitutes a financial agreement between you (“Student”) and ENMU-Ruidoso. Once a student formally registers for classes, he or she assumes the responsibility for understanding ENMU-Ruidoso’s official policies concerning schedule changes, satisfactory academic progress and the financial policies of the College as described in the “ENMU-Ruidoso Catalog” for the term of enrollment.

Installment payment arrangements must be made with the Cashier for any charges not paid in full within five (5) business days of the start of the term or registration cancellation will result.

A payment plan fee of $10.00 is charged on all payment plans.

The due date for setting up a payment plan is the Drop/Add Deadline.

Payments and Financial AidStudents withdrawing after the stated refund dates remain liable for full tuition and fee charges. ENMU-Ruidoso accepts payment via student financial aid and third party sponsorship, but the responsibility for payment remains with the student. It is the student’s responsibility to monitor his or her account balance and any funding sources. If financial aid is not granted or if third party sponsors do not pay within a reasonable period, the student will be required to pay the full amount due.

Payment OptionsPay at the Cashier’s office with cash, check, money order or credit card. Mail check or money order to: Cashier, ENMU-Ruidoso, 709 Mechem Dr., Ruidoso, NM 88345. Call the Cashier at 257-3016 to pay by credit card. ENMU-Ruidoso accepts Discover, Master Card, American Express and Visa. Pay online at www.ruidoso.enmu.edu.

Set up a payment plan for a $10.00 fee. ENMU-Ruidoso offers an interest-free payment plan for students. Books and supplies can be added to the tuition and then divided into four equal payments.

Payment arrangement deadline is August 25

The paperwork is minimal. Reference addresses and phone numbers are required. You may call the Cashier at 257-3016 to process a payment plan by mail.

A payment plan is required if any of the following circumstances apply: 1) You cannot pay your account in full and need to spread payments over the semester, or 2) Financial aid and/or scholarship awards will be paying, but the funds will not be applied to the account before August 25. 3) An employer or other sponsor is paying. (Written authorization is needed by the Cashier at the time of registration.) Payment Online You can now pay online, enroll in a payment plan or create a financial aid refund profile atwww.ruidoso.enmu.edu.

Financial AidDegree-seeking students are encouraged to apply for financial aid by completing the ENMU-Ruidoso Scholarship Application and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Appointments for assistance in completing the FAFSA are available by contacting Student Services.

Students applying for financial aid who have not yet been approved by the payment deadline must make other payment arrangements.

The last day to apply for financial aid for the 2015-2016 year is June 30, 2015. To maintain financial aid, have all transcripts sent to: ENMU-Ruidoso 709 Mechem Drive Ruidoso, NM 88345

Any questions concerning financial aid may be directed to Student Services.

Refunds Tuition and fee refunds will be processed after the close of late registration.

16 Week-100%- August 2590%- August 3150%- September 725%- September 13

1st 8-Weeks- 100%- August 2590%- NA50%- August 3125%- September 7

2nd 8-Weeks-100%- October 1990%- NA50%- October 2625%- November 15

1st 4-Weeks-100%-August 2090%-NA50%- August 2425%-NA

2nd 4-Weeeks-100%- September 1690%- NA50%- September 2025%-NA

3rd 4-Weeks-100%- October 1490%-NA50%- October 1825%-NA

4th 4-Weeks-100%- November 1190%-NA50%- November 1725%-NA

BookstoreHours

Monday – Thursday 9:00am to 3:00pm Closed Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Textbook Sales

The ENMU-Ruidoso Bookstore is changing to a new way of purchasing textbooks! All textbooks whether you are local or a distance education student will be purchased through our Virtual Bookstore. Just go to www.rui-doso.enmu.edu/bookstore and click on the link to our Virtual Bookstore. Now you can order your books from the comforts of your home. We will no longer stock textbooks in the ENMU-Ruidoso Bookstore! Virtual Bookstore - Opens July 21, 2015

Financial Aid and Text Book Purchases Financial Aid is an option in purchasing your books from the Virtual Bookstore. Once your Financial Aid is on your account, you will be issued a voucher number to use on the Virtual Bookstore. This number will be sent to your ENMU email once the voucher has been created. Textbooks may be charged to financial aid ONLY through August 25, 2015. After this date you must setup a payment plan with the cashier and bring a copy of the payment plan to the bookstore. A voucher will be issued for use in the Virtual Bookstore. This charge will be added to your student account and if Financial Aid has been disbursed at that time, you will need to make payment to the cashier for your books.

Textbook Returns Textbook returns will be handled through the Virtual Bookstore by calling 1-866-638-5900. The ENMU-Ruidoso Bookstore will no longer handle returns.

Book Buyback Monday, December 7, 2015 – 12:00pm to 4:00pmTuesday, December 8, 2015 – 9:00am to 4:00pmWednesday, December 9, 2015 - 9:00am to 4:00pmThursday, December 10, 2015 - 9:00am to 4:00pmClosed Friday, Saturday & SundayMonday, December 14, 2015 - 9:00am to 4:00pmTuesday, December 15, 2015 – 9:00am to 1:00pm

Questions about your Virtual Bookstore order, buyback or returning books? Call 1-866-638-5900 or Bbhelp@Blackboardstore.com .Question about the Financial Aid Voucher: Call 800.934.3668 or 257-3010

ScholarshipsScholarship Eligibility Requirements: Scholarship recipients must be accepted for admission AND enrolled at the Ruidoso campus at the time of the scholarship application. Please apply ONLY for scholarships for which eligibility applies. If awarded, the scholarship check will be sent directly to the Ruidoso campus and credited to the student’s account. The application must be completed and received by the ENMU-Ruidoso Foundation on the Ruidoso campus before the stated application deadline. Application due dates in all cases are final. An interview may be required as part of the selection process. Applications will be evaluated and final award decisions will be made by the Scholarship Committee or by the sponsoring donor or organization.Refer to the online Scholarship Guide for eligibility requirements.

Back 2 UDaniel P. Austin Memorial

Bennett Trust FundWesley Brown Memorial

Gene BurdineCity Bank

Classic Industries General ContractorsRichard J. and Gloria I. Lara

Community ChoirIlana Cornelius “Pay It Forward”Daniel D. Draughon Scholarship

Drs. Steve and Martha EllisENMU-Ruidoso Fine Art Scholarship

Deborah Hewitt, MDHubbard Foundation

Dr. Bernie and Phyllis HulmeLori Hulmes and Michael Aitkens Scholarship

Josie’s Framery Art ScholarshipThe Lincoln County Community Foundation Legacy Fund

Jim and Nancy Miller ScholarshipLinda Miller Art Scholarship

NM Land and Title--Chili Currier ScholarshipBill Rakocy Art Scholarship

Ruidoso Rotary ClubRuidoso White Mountain Clinic

Zia Natural Gas Company

Employment Services The New Mexico Workforce Connection-Lincoln County operates in agreement with ENMU-Ruidoso.

The center provides a variety of education and employment services.

Some of the services provided include:

Job Postings

Prescreening, Recruitment and Referral of Qualified Workers

Job Search Assistance

Resumé Writing Assistance

Interview Coaching

Occupational Interest Profiling

Typing and Other Skills Assessments and Certifications

WorkKeys® Career Readiness Certification

Career Fairs

Workplace Literacy Skills Classes

Customized Training Classes

On the Job Training

Tax Credit/Federal Bonding Information

Financial Aid Information

Educational Funding

Training for Eligible Participants

Labor Market/Wage Information

Industry Specific Information

Area Economic Data

Labor Law Compliance/EEO Information

Referral Information to Other Community Resources

Resource Room/Conference Room

Video Conferencing

Senior (50+) Career Service

HSE Preparation ClassesThe Adult Basic Education program provides educational services to individuals 16 and over whose goals may range from basic literacy to obtaining an HSE. Classes are highly individualized and focus on student goals. New students first attend a Student Success Course and then select a study option which includes: morning class, independent study, evening class. Supplemental online study or tutoring is also available.

English as a Second Language/Inglés Como SegundoBeing a non-English speaker in our community can present an overwhelming challenge. We offer free ESL classes designed to help all levels of speakers, beginner through advanced. U.S Citizenship is NOT required. Morning, afternoon or evening classes are available.

El no poder comunicarse en inglés en nuestra comunidad puede ser un desafío desconcertante. Ofrecemos clases gratuitas de ESL, las cuales han sido designadas para ayudarlo en todos los niveles del idioma: Desde nivel principiante hasta avanzado.¡Ciudadanía estadounidense NO es requerida!

HSE en EspañolSi quiere tener un certificado de secundaria de los Estados Unidos necesita esta clase. Estudiará cinco materias con un maestro bilingüe. Esto le dará más oportunidades para estudiar o trabajar en los EEUU. For more information call 575 258-1730 or 800 854-4712 or come by the White Mountain Annex offices at 201 White Mountain Drive to see how the New Mexico Workforce Connection can help you.

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Education ClassesRegister for Community Education classes at the campus, over the phone at (575) 257-3012, by fax at (575) 257-9409 or by mail by filling out the form below and sending to ENMU-Ruidoso, 709 Mechem Drive, Ruidoso, NM, 88345.

Classes may be cancelled if not enough students enroll. Maximum numbers are set by the instructor. Early registration is encouraged.

Registration must be made three days before the class is scheduled to begin.

Registration Form for Community Education

Art & MusicCommunity Choir

Performance class with emphasis on music notation, breathing and three/four part singing. The class will also in-clude large group and sectional singing. Class will also conduct at least one public concert. Partial scholarships may be available. Instructor: Ellen Wilson Day: TuesdaysDate: September 15-November 24Time: 6:00-7:30 pmCost: $125Room: WMA28

Life is a Painting

Learn the ins and outs of creating a quality painting by respected local artist Lay Powell. Experience a “hands on relationship with both watercolors and acrylics to explore ones heart and mind’s eye”. The class will discuss applica-tions, tools, content, and history of paint and painting. One class will be committed to plein air session outside in the beautiful Lincoln County landscape.

Instructor: Lay PowellDay: ThursdaysDate: September 3 to October 29Time: 3:00 pm to 6:00 pmCost: $55Room: WMA 11

Intro to Blacksmithing

This class will introduce the student to the art of traditional blacksmithing as it is used in making tools, architectural hardware, furniture, metal sculpture and utilitarian blades. The student will be introduced to the traditional tools, skills and terminology of blacksmithing. (This is not a class in horseshoeing.)All participants are asked to supply their own safety gear that should include work gloves and eye and hearing pro-tection. A leather apron and a sketch book are recommended. A required materials fee of $50 will be collected in class by the instructor to cover steel and consumables used in class projects. All participants are required to sign a liability release form. Must be 16 years of age or older.

Instructor: Terrell PerkinsDay: SundaysDate: October 11-November 15Time: 1:00-4:00 pmCost: $175Room: Workshop in Capitan

Mosaics

Learn to create beautiful mosaics using a simple procedure and inexpensive materials. Students will recycle bro-ken tile, glass beads, shells and other materials into a unique work of art. A demonstration and list of supplies will be given the first night of class. Students will purchase their own supplies costing approximately $30.

Instructor: Carol AlvaradoDay: Wednesday and FridayDate: September 23 & 25Time: Sept 23/1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Sept 25/11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Fee: $45Room: 107

Human Figure Drawing

Study and development of drawing the human form, working primarily from life. Pick your medium.

Instructor: Maria HamiltonDay: MondayDate: October 12 to December 7Time: 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.Cost: $150Room: WMA 11

Learn and Participate in the Traditional Tanning Method

This will be a class that will teach one way that indigenous and Euro-American cultures tanned hides, also known as dressing skins. This process dates back to being used centuries ago and is a process that to some de-gree is still practiced today.In this 4-day class you will both watch and take part in the tanning of several deer skins. This class will show you the results of how to take a green hide, remove the hair, and proceed to the next important process that enables the hide to be softened and turned into serviceable leather.You will need to bring rubber gloves and an apron and the instructor will provide the rest of the materials. At the end of the class you will receive a small neck pouch.

Instructor: Paul WenzelDay: SaturdayDate: September 5 to 26Time: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (with lunch break, bring your lunch)Fee: $60Room: 107

Private Voice Lessons

Private voice lessons for children, teens, and adults. $105 for 4 half-hour lessons once per week (recommended for ages 8 to 14)$210 for 4 one-hour lessons once per week (recommended for ages 14 to adult)Students will buy a music book with CD so they can rehearse in their own home. (Cost: $16-$25)After registering, please contact instructor to select your lesson time.

Instructor: Ellen WilsonRoom: WMA 28

Freestyle Painting

An opportunity to paint with others and hone your skills in a supportive environment. Oils, acrylics, watercol-ors, pastels – whatever your choice. No instruction but lots of camaraderie. Other artists in the class are happy to provide suggestions and critiques if asked. Flexible hours. Bring a lunch and come for the full five hours or just stay for a two or three, in the morning or afternoon.

Instructor: Bonnie SoleyDay: TuesdayDate: August 25 to December 8Time: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Fee: $55Room: WMA 11

Forest Health Series: Living in the WUI

A continuation of talks on the first Tuesday of the month from 5:30 to 6:30 pm on topics concerning living in the wildland urban interface.August- Water Projects September- Fire and Emergency Service Coordination October- Insurance

Instructor: VariousDay: TuesdayDate: August -November Time: 5:30-7:00Fee: FreeRoom:102

Computers Basic Excel for the Office

Microsoft Excel is one of today’s most powerful and versatile business tools, but if you're not familiar with its ba-sic functions, formulas, commands and keystrokes, you're setting yourself up for frustration and disappointment. This Excel for the Office course gives you the fundamentals to build on. With the basic Excel training you'll learn how to produce spreadsheets that communicate better and really get attention. You'll discover professional Excel tips for brilliant, distinctive output every time, on every worksheet.

Instructor: Jules VideauDay: FridayDate: September 11 and 18Time: 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Fee: $75Room: 101

Intro to Windows 8

This training teaches the core features and functions of Window 8. Participants will learn how to use the start menu and taskbar, move and resize windows, create and manage files, folders and libraries and search for content on their computers.

Instructor: Coda OmnessDay: Monday & Wednesday Date: September 21 and 23Time: 5:30-7:30 pmFee: $45 /$35 LLARoom: 101

Intro to Microsoft One Drive

One Drive is an online version of Microsoft Office that includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. Ac-cessed through Microsoft’s OneDrive—previously known as SkyDrive—is a cloud-based storage service that allows you to create, upload, and share Office documents and other files.

Instructor: Coda OmnessDay: WednesdayDate: September 30Time: 5:30-7:30 pm Fee: $35 /$25 LLARoom: 101

YOGA TEACHING CERTIFICATE RYT-200 The Yoga Teacher Certification Program offers a nationally recognized professional Yoga Alliance RYT cre-dential, qualifying graduates to enter the job market as a certified RYT-200 yoga instructor. Students will learn through 250 hours of training, how to teach yoga based on ancient texts, modern principles and to develop safe, therapeutic lesson plans for a broad range of students. The program includes study of Gentle Hatha Yoga, Core Strength Vinyasa Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, Bandha Yoga, Myofacial Stretch Yoga, Power and Hot Yoga – and class plan development to cultivate mindfulness, flexibility, balance, strength and endurance.The 9 month immersive program is delivered in 2 semesters, the second weekend of every month from Septem-ber 12-13, 2015 through May 14-15, 2016.

PROGRAM DETAILSOne weekend a month sessions run 7:45 am to 6:00 pm Saturday and Sunday and are conducted at the Buddha Yoga School of Yogic Arts Campus at 200 Mechem, Ruidoso, NM. The school is nationally accredited by the Yoga Alliance www.yogaalliance.org. The 10 hour day immersive format allows breaks and lunch will be taken togeth-er in study group. Homework will require 10 hours between sessions. All 9 sessions must be attended for gradu-ation but may be made up in the following cycle for a $200 late fee. Upon graduation students receive a RYT200 Yoga Teacher Certificate. Syllabus, books required and details of the program can be found on: www.buddhayo-gaclass.com and www.yogaalliance.org (see Buddha Yoga School of Yogic Arts).

ENROLLMENTo Regular Tuition: $3,900.00o Scholarship Tuition: $2,900.00 call for applicationo Early reservation prior to August 1, 2015: Less $400.00o Deposit: $500 (non-refundable unless class cancelled)o Balance: Must be paid prior to first classo Payment options, scholarship or program questions: Contact Marianne at 575 802-3013o Textbooks are additional cost. o Minimum of 5 students must be enrolled or fall semester cancelled . If cancelled by school due to low enrollment, deposits will be fully refunded. Otherwise deposits are not refundable.

INSTRUCTORMarianne Mohr, has 40 years of experience in yogic study, practice and teaching. Her lineage can be traced in 2 generations to Krishnamacharya, the “father of yoga in America.” She received Bodhisattva vows from the Dalai Lama in 2003 and became dedicated to the enlightenment of all sentient beings. She has a passion for the illumi-nation and peace that yoga can bring to practitioners and teaches with kindness and respect for the individual.

Personal EnrichmentCovered Call Writing (Selling Stock Options)

If you are an investor with, at least $20,000 in stocks and want to make your portfolio work harder, then join us for this interactive class. While nothing is guaranteed and there is always a risk in stocks, SELLING covered options may be a way for you to earn an additional 5-20% or more annually on your stock portfolio.This is a conservative investing model (if you get a chance-google “covered call writing”) and is approved by the IRS for use in both IRA and Brokerage accounts. There will be two, one-hour classes and optional time for a private discussion with the instructor, if requested. No complicated math beyond simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division is required.Remember when you sell options you collect $ you do not spend $.Taught by Jules Videau. Jules is a long time Ruidoso business owner and has a background in Engineering, Fi-nance and Law. He has been writing covered call for over thirty years.

Instructor: Jules VideauDay: Tuesday Date September 15 and 22Time: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.Fee: $90/$75 LLARoom: 115

Creative Aging Creative Aging is a psychology class taught by Clara Farah, Ph.D. It is a one semester class based on a textbook and addresses the multiple challenges and benefits of aging with an emphasis on subjects pertaining to the 50+ age population in Lincoln County. While we emphasize healthy aging and the power of a positive attitude, we also address the chronic conditions of aging including how to handle cognitive changes. In addition, we explore end-of-life decisions and the role of creativity in later life. Guest speakers are frequent as are alumni from previous Creative Aging Classes. We share our enthusiasm for this time in life and the wisdom that it brings to us.Call Clara Farah at 575.973.7835 with any questions.

Instructor: Clara FarahDay: WednesdayDate: August 19 to Dec 9Time: 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.Fee: $75Room: 109

Creative Aging Advisory Committee (CAAC)

You are also invited to join our alumni group of Creative Agers, (CAAC). Started as a small gathering of seniors, this class has exploded into a social and political tour-de-force that has made significant changes in institutions and the lives of those over the age of 50 throughout our county. We are focusing on improving the quality of life for all seniors in Lincoln County.Past projects include an AARP adapted questionnaire that assessed various needs for services, changes toENMU-Ruidoso’s lobby and registration process, helping to overhaul the Community Education curriculum, advocating for increased public transportation and advising a senior center to become an intergenerational community center. Our goal for CAAC is to raise the awareness of the resources available to the growing demo-graphic of retirees and seniors.

Instructor: Clara FarahDay: FridayDate: August 21 to December 18Time: 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.Fee: FreeRoom: 109

Estate Planning

A broad overview of estate planning topics which can be altered for a specific group. The class covers the most basic estate planning topics to the more intricate aspects of asset protection.

Instructor: Jim BozarthDay: ThursdaysDate: September 17 to 24Time: 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.Fee: FreeRoom: 115

Teens ClassesDrivers Education School

C.R.A.S.H. Course Drivers will be on-campus to teach a driver’s education class. Monday thru Thursday 5:30 pm. With dates to be announced. To register for class, email student’s name, date of birth, address and best contact number to crashcoursedriv-ing@gmail.com. For more information call 575-840-9945

Professional DevelopmentAlcohol Server

The New Mexico Liquor Control Act Mandates that every liquor license, lessee or server who manages, directs or controls the sale or service of alcohol for consumption on or off the license premises must satisfactorily com-plete an alcohol server program every five years. Our class provides all the state required training and covers all state laws and regulations concerning the sale and service of alcohol, liquor liability issues and driving under the influence of alcohol. Participants must be at least 19 years old and have valid photo validation.

Instructor: Lalene GroggDay: TuesdayDate September 8, October 13 or November 10Time: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.Fee: $40Room: 115

Office Administration Certification

The Office Administration program prepares students for a second career in all types of professional offices. Students will develop communication, organizational, leadership and technology skills that prepare them for the high-tech, customer-focused, world-class work environment. This 8-week program includes a 2-week internship at a local business to be scheduled after successful completion of program. Partial scholarships are available for a limited amount of students over the age of 50.

Instructor: Coda OmnessDay: ThursdayDates: October 15-November 19Time: 2:00-4:00 pmRoom: 101

AARP Safe Driving

Participants must be 55 or older.The AARP Driver Safety Program is a 4-hour classroom refresher course. Learn the effects of aging on driving and how you can adjust your driving. You can expect to learn about current rules of the road, how to operate your vehicle more safely in today’s increasingly challenging driving environment, and some adjustments to com-mon age-related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time. Please have handy when registering date of birth, driver’s license number, and AARP number, if applicable.Please bring correct change or a check made payable to AARP. Also have your driver’s license to verify age.Bring a friend to insure minimum class size of 10 people.

Instructor: Kathleen KennedyDay: Tuesday Date: Sept. 8, Nov 10Time: 12:45 pm to 5:00 pm Fee: AARP member $15 and non-member $20Room: CE Classroom