US EditionNew Mexico Junior College: Driving Regional Development through Education and Engagement
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New Mexico Junior College: Driving Regional Development through Education and Engagement
A significant shift took place in New Mexico when a group of determined volunteers, many from Lea County, New Mexico, tirelessly worked to secure the passage of the Junior College Act in 1963. This legislation was instrumental in transforming the state’s educational domain, enabling the creation of independent community colleges for the first time. The Act represented more than just a legal change; it was a response to the growing demand for acc…
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