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Santa Fe Branch NAACP
Website www.naacpsfnm.org Email:naacpsfnm@gmail.com
Phone: (505) 652-2403
Mail: P.O. Box 15692 Santa Fe New Mexico 87592-5692
What: MLK, Jr., Birthday Commemoration
Why: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Service Award
Who: 11th and 12th grade Santa Fe Public and Charter School Read more ›
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Two new books written by Dr. sj Miller about gender identity in pre-K through University Education have recently been published.
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about Gender Identity Justice in Schools and Communities'
https://www.tcpress.com/about-gender-identity-justice-in-schools-and-communities-9780807761250
What is gender identity justice, why does it matter, and what are the implications for not doing this work in today’s schools? This premiere Read more ›
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Leslie Orena Quintana Ayala, 20, will receive a Certificate in Early Childhood Development. She was born in Guatemala and moved to Santa Fe when she was 14. She chose to study with the Spanish-speaking group to pursue her studies. The Santa Fe High graduate works full time as a server at Mampuku Ramen while enrolled Read more ›
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Ian Widrick Martinez, the new Student Government Association president, also serves as the student representative on the Santa Fe Community College Governing Board. The 19-year-old brims with enthusiasm when it comes to representing SFCC’s students and finding ways to get students more engaged.
Q: Tell us a little bit about yourself. How did you Read more ›
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If you’ve ever studied Spanish through SFCC’s Continuing Education Department, there’s a good chance you studied with Fernando Mayans. Mayans has quietly, but steadily built the continuing education language programs during the past 25 years.
“The program is a solid one, with a combination of vocabulary and grammar, as well as literature,” Mayans said. Read more ›
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Carlos Lira, 20, is the friendly face that you’ll see most days at the East Wing Eatery. Lira is studying to earn his associate degree in business administration.
Lira has spent about four years working in coffee shops. “My interest has turned into a hobby, almost an obsession,” Lira said. He loves Read more ›
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In an ongoing and concerted effort to provide training and preparation for the realities of working in a modern public institution, the Santa Fe Higher Education Center (1950 Siringo Rd) will hold a shooter-on-campus drill from approximately 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Nov. 20, 2019. Participation of those at the HEC is essential to Read more ›
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The Indigenous Peoples Club is organizing a series of special events to celebrate the national Native American Heritage Month.
Currently scheduled Native American Heritage Month activities:
Nov. 4 11 a.m. Opening Ceremony, Campus Center: President Becky Rowley, Ph.D., Associate Vice President for Student Success Thomasinia Ortiz-Gallegos, Data Technician Marvin Gabaldon and SFCC student Read more ›
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Now accepting submissions
Deadline for entry: noon on Monday, March 9, 2020
Prizes: Winners in each category receive $50, runners-up $25
Winners will be considered for the Richard Bradford Scholarship.
All winners, runners-up, and honorable mentions will be published in Accolades and invited to read at the celebration at Meow Wolf in May.
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Thanks to SFCC's Office of Student Development for a fun and safe Halloween event. Also, thanks to the students, faculty and staff who worked so hard to make this a thrilling event!
The excitement began with Kids Campus who brought over all the superheroes. The kids had fun dancing to the Monster Mash and Read more ›
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Both SFCC students Jesus Gallegos and Media Arts Tech David Jones were awarded scholarships to attend the Museum of International Folk Arts Girard: Culture x Design symposium on the art and legacy of Alexander Girard, considered one of the most important designers of the 20th century. It was through instructor Arlyn Nathan's efforts that SFCC Read more ›
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SFCC had its first ever “Battle Under the Hood” competition at Capital High School on Oct. 18, 2019. This event gave Capital High School students a small taste of what to expect in the automotive program.
This event was made possible with the help of:
• <a href="https://www.sfcc.edu/programs/automotive-technology/">SFCC Automotive Technologies</a>
• <a href="https://www.sfcc.edu/offices/office-recruitment-student-outreach/">SFCC Read more ›
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On Oct. 18, 2019, faculty and staff and student representatives came together to imagine SFCC’s future at an all-day strategic planning meeting. Thank you for sharing your insights and perspectives. Your feedback will inform the work of the Institutional Planning Committee as we develop SFCC’s next five-year strategic plan. This initiative is called SFCC Engage!
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SFCC Arts and Design student Jesus Avena has won a national competition for emerging artists with disabilities.
Only 15 students were selected nationally. He also won an “Award of Excellence.” He went to Washington, D.C. the week of Oct. 21 to attend workshops provided as part of this award.
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Ian Widrick Martinez, the new Student Government Association president, also serves as the student representative on the Santa Fe Community College Governing Board. The 19-year-old brims with enthusiasm when it comes to representing SFCC’s students and finding ways to get students more engaged.
Q: Tell us a little bit about yourself. How did you Read more › 
