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Summer & Fall 2020 Course Schedule

Grants

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Directory

New Mexico State University Grants 1500 N. Third Street, Grants, NM 87020

(505) 287-6678 grants.nmsu.edu

GRANTS

Applied Business/Pre Business- Dr. Harry Sheski 287-6641

Automotive Technology – Eric Oskey 287-6635

BSN (Nursing) – Advising 287-6667

Communications – A. Gene Romero 287-6668

Computer Science – Karen Henry 287-6656

Criminal Justice –Megan Stoneking 287-6679

Drafting/Welding - Richard Gutierrez 287-6645

Education – Kathleen O’Connor 287-6693

Electronics & Energy– Gabriel Garcia 287-6673

Health Sciences - Neal Gallagher 287-6654

Humanities – Gene Romero 287-6668

Math – Dr. Marlene Chavez-Toivanen 287-6652

Natural Sciences –Dr. Eyrusalam Bedasso 287-6644

Social Sciences - Megan Stoneking 287-6690

Program Managers

General Information (505) 287-NMSU

University Services Dr. Mickey D. Best, Campus President 287-6624

Academic Services Dr. Harry Sheski, VP for Academic Affairs 287-6641

Admissions/Student Records Samantha Ware, Reg. Admissions Spec 287-6632 Lisa Whitmore, Admissions Advisor 287-6629

Adult Education Christy Green 287-6643 Sonya Archuleta 287-6683 Michelle Bennett 287-6662

Bachelor of Science in Education Kathleen O’Connor 287-6693

Business Services 287-6653 Tanya Barela, Cashiering/Ck Distribution Gail Gurule, Student Accounts Alice Salcido, Business Manager

Facilities Corley Valdez 287-6650

Financial Aid Nicole Kormick, Processing 287-6621 Ambrosia Knighton, Lead Advisor 287-6620 Beth Armstead, VP for Students Services Advising/awards 287-6628

Human Resources Janie Gutierrez 287-6625

Information Technology (IT) Louis Bear Eagle, IT Director 287-6663 Mark Eversole, IT Technician 287-6665

Library Services 287-6638 Élan Delgadillo, Library Specialist, Ld Peter Klumpenhower, Library Assistant

Small Business Development Center 287-8221 Denise Chavez

Small Business Development Center (505) 249-3607 NABP (Native American Business Project) Geraldine L. Ortiz

Small Wonders Child Care Center 287-3868 Jackie Hobbs

Student Services/Veteran’s Educational Benefits/Academic Advisors Beth Armstead, VP for Student Services 287-6628 Ambrosia Knighton, Lead Advisor 287-6620

Testing Center Taelor Spangler, Coordinator 287-6640

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✓ Submit the Admission Application if you are a new student or a returning student who has not enrolled in a class for one full year. Apply online at https://apply.nmsu.edu/apply plan on a 2 day turnaround processing period. Application fee is waived online; $20 fee for paper application.

✓ Apply for Financial Aid. FAFSA (Pell Grant, loans & work study) www.fafsa.gov. Allow six weeks for processing. Apply for Scholarships at Scholar Dollar$, one application all NMSU scholarships https://scholarships.nmsu.edu. Meet with the financial aid advisor in Student Services for more information. Must apply once a year.

✓ All transcripts are required for Admissions for degree seeking students. Send for official transcripts of high school/GED scores and all colleges attended prior to enrolling at NMSU. If you have a GED, all transcripts must be ordered through Diploma Sender at www.diplomasender.com. In order to be eligible as a “degree seeking” student for financial aid, all transcripts must be at NMSU Grants by June 9, for Summer & September 4, for Fall. Please send official electronic transcripts to [email protected]

✓ Take the computerized College Placement Test, Accuplacer. Obtain a test ticket at the Student Services Office. You will be tested for placement in English and Mathematics course work. NOTE: It is not recommended that you enroll in General Education college classes, or 200 level, (classes with a course number ending in “G”), without being concurrently enrolled in or having completed ENGL 111G.

✓ Activate your my.nmsu.edu account. NMSU email is the official mode of communication; contact the Information Technology Dept. (IT) if you have problems with your account. (505) 287-6666

✓ Attend the mandatory New Student Orientation if it is your first semester at NMSU Grants. See Student Services Office for dates. Weekly sessions will be held.

✓ Register for classes EARLY. Online courses and some general education courses fill up very quickly. Register at my.nmsu.edu. If you have a “hold”, you will need to see an advisor or the Business Office.

✓ Enroll in the payment plan and make your first payment before census date to avoid being disenrolled from your classes. For more information see page 8 or visit https://uar.nmsu.edu or call (505) 287-6653.

✓ Obtain your Aggie ID in the Student Services Office.

✓ Purchase books before the first day of class. Books can be purchased from Barnes & Noble NMSU Bookstore. https://my.nmsu.edu.

o Financial Aid Textbook Charges for Fall 2020 will be available August 1 – August 28

✓ Always feel free to ask questions of the staff if you are unsure of anything. They are glad to help!

Registration Check List

https://apply.nmsu.edu/apply

http://www.fafsa.gov/

https://scholarships.nmsu.edu/

http://www.diplomasender.com/

mailto:[email protected]

https://uar.nmsu.edu/

https://my.nmsu.edu/

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Registration Process Registration dates are determined by your current classification at the time of registration. Students who do not register on their designated date can register at any time in the remaining classification sequence and registration periods. (see schedule below)

Log into myNMSU 1. Access https://my.nmsu.edu and enter your NMSU Username and Password

Check your Registration Status Before you register all holds must be cleared by the appropriate office

1. Click the Student 2. Click Registration & Registration Status

Look-Up a Class & Registration 1. Click the Student 2. Click Registration 3. Select Term 4. On the Look Up Classes page, select any known features of the class. 5. Click Class Search 6. Select the checkbox next to any classes you would like to register 7. Click Register

Register Online

• Crimson Scholars (Seniors and Juniors) -------------------------------------------------------------------- April 9

• Disabled Students (students with disabilities must have approval from Services for Students with Disabilities Program)---------------------------------------------------April 9

• Veteran Students ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 9

• Crimson Scholars (Sophomores and Freshmen) ------------------------------------------------------- April 13

• Graduate Students --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 14

• Seniors (94 earned credits or more) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- April 14

• Juniors (62-93 earned credits) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 15

• Sophomores (28-61 earned credits) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- April 16

• Freshmen (0-27 earned credits) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 17

• Non-Degree Students ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ April 20

• Readmitted Students (last attended prior to Spring 2020) ------------------------------------------- April 20

• New Transfer Students ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 24

• New Students (Undergraduate and Graduate Students), New Transfer ------------------------- April 24

• Senior Citizens ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 27 for Summer

• Senior Citizens -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- August 19 for Fall (NM residents who are 65 or older may attend NMSU at a reduced tuition rate. Individuals must apply and qualify for this program through the Registrar’s Office on the first day of class)

Registration Schedule by Classification

https://my.nmsu.edu/

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Fall Service Hours

Student Services August 10 – August 21 Monday-Thursday 8am-5:30pm Friday 8am – 5pm August 24 – December 23 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

Business Office (Student Accounts, Cashier’s Office, Check Distribution) August 17 - 21 Monday-Thursday 8am-5:30pm Friday 8am – 5pm August 24 – December 23 Monday – Friday 8am-5pm

Adult Education August 21-December 13 Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Friday 8am-5pm

Library July 29 – August 20 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm Saturday Closed August 21 – December 13 Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Friday 8am-5pm Saturday Closed

Math Tutoring Lab Room 124 Hours Posted

Student Success & Testing Center August 10 – December 23 Monday - Friday 8am-5pm

Summer Service Hours

Student Services May 18 – May 29 Monday – Friday 8am-5pm June 1 – July 30 Monday – Thursday 7am-6pm

Friday Closed August 3 - August 7 Monday – Friday 8am-5pm

Business Office (Student Accounts, Cashier’s Office, Check Distribution)

May 18 – May 29 Monday – Friday 8am-5pm June 1 – July 31 Monday – Thursday 7am-6pm Friday Closed

August 3 – August 7 Monday – Friday 8am-5pm

Adult Education June 1 – July 30 Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Friday Closed

Library May 18 – May 9

Monday-Friday 8am-5pm June 1 – July 30

Monday-Thursday 7am-6pm Friday Closed

Math Tutoring Lab Room 124 Hours Posted

Student Success & Testing Center May 13 – May 29 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

June 1 – July 30 Monday – Thursday 8am-5pm

Friday Closed August 3 - August 7 Monday – Friday 8am-5pm

All contents of this publication

are subject to change at anytime by appropriate administrative procedure

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Summer 2020 Calendar

Full Term 10 Weeks

First 5 Weeks

SU1

2nd 5 Weeks

SU2

8 Weeks

SU3

New Student Orientation – Mandatory- Weekly sessions are planned. See front office to pre-register.

Campus Restriction Lifted (Students can register for courses not offered at their primary campus)

May 14 May 14 May 14 May 14

Classes Begin May 27 May 27 July 1 May 27

Disenrollment (Financial) May 28 May 28 May 28 May 28

Late Registration - A late fee of $25 will be assessed

May 29- June 3

May 29 July 6 May 29-June1

Last Day to Add a Course without instructors permission

May 28 May 28 July 2 May 28

Last Day to Add a Course (Instructors Permission Required)

June 3 May 29 July 6 June 1

Last Day to Drop a Course without a “W” (Census Date)

*If a course is dropped before census date, course will be removed from class schedule. Students may drop themselves from courses through census date. After that, student must meet with an Academic Advisor.

June 9 June 2 July 8 June 5

Last Day to Drop a Course with a “W” *A grade of “W” is assigned to all courses for which a student officially withdraws from after census date.

July 6 June 15 July 21 June 25

4th of July Holiday (campus closed) July 3 July 3 July 3 July 3

Degree Application Deadline July 13 July 13 July 13 July 13

Certificate Application Deadline July 31 July 31 July 31 July 31

Last Day to Withdraw from the University Students who do not officially withdraw from a course or from the University and fail to attend classes may receive failing grades and will be liable for all tuition and fees. Students may be required to repay a portion or all financial aid received. (4:59pm)

July 30 June 23 July 30 July 14

Last Day of Classes August 6 June 30 August 6 July 21

Final Grades Due August 10 July 2 August 10 July 23

Final Grades Available August 11 August 11 August 11 August 11

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Fall 2020 Calendar

Full-Term 8 Week I

MS1

8 Week II MS2

New Student Orientation – Mandatory- Weekly sessions are planned. See front office to pre-register.

Campus Restriction Lifted (Students can register for courses not offered at their primary campus)

August 6 August 6 August 6

Classes Begin August 19 August 19 October 13

Disenrollment (Financial) August 20 August 20 August 20

Late Registration - A late fee of $25 will be assessed beginning:

August 21-28 August 21-24 October 15-16

Last Day to Add a Course without instructors permission

August 20 August 20 October 14

Last Day to Add a Course (Instructors Permission Required)

August 28 August 24 October 16

Degree Application Deadline August 28 August 28 August 28

Labor Day Holiday (campus closed) September 7 September 7 September 7

Last Day to Drop a Course without a “W” (Census Date) *If a course is dropped before census date, course will be removed from class schedule. Students may drop themselves from courses through census date. After that, student must meet with an Academic Advisor.

September 4 August 28 October 22

Certificate Application Deadline December 1 December 1 December 1

Late Degree Application Deadline October 1 October 1 October 1

Indigenous People’s Day (no classes, campus open) October 12 October 12

Last Day to Drop a Course with a “W” *A grade of “W” is assigned to all courses for which a student officially withdraws from after census date.

October 16 September 17 November 11

Fall Break/Thanksgiving Holiday November 23-27 November 23-

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Thanksgiving Holiday (campus closed) November 26-27 November 26-

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Last Day to Withdraw from the University Students who do not officially withdraw from a course or from the University and fail to attend classes may receive failing grades and will be liable for all tuition and fees. Students may be required to repay a portion or all financial aid received (4:59pm)

December 4

October 5

(date ONLY applies if

registered for all MS1 courses)

December 4 (date ONLY

applies if registered for all MS2 courses)

Final Exam Week December 7-11

Last Day of Classes December 11 October 12 December 11

Final Grades Due December 15 October 14 December 15

Final Grades Available December 16 December 16 December 16

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E- Billing Electronic Billing (E-Bill) is the official method for delivery of billing statements to NMSU students. Billing statements are generated at the beginning of each month. At that time, an e-mail is sent to the student’s official NMSU.EDU e-mail address with instructions on how to view their bill within my.NMSU

Upcoming Changes for Fall 2020

Starting in the Fall of 2020, New Mexico State University (NMSU) will be implementing a fixed payment plan managed by University Accounts Receivable (UAR). The payment plan will have scheduled payment installments designed to help a student manage the costs and pay balances by the end of the semester.

• Students will be required to enroll in the payment plan when the current semester outstanding balance is greater than $200.

• A separate application is required for each term a student wishes to use the payment plan.

• Payment plans will only be available to students enrolled in the current semester.

• The deadline for enrolling in the payment plan will be the last day to drop (census date) for the current semester.

• There will be a non-refundable, $25 enrollment fee.

• Fall and spring semester payment plans will have five payments and the summer plan will have three payments.

• The first payment will be due at the time of enrollment.

• The remaining payments will be due by the 15th of each month.

• There will be a $10 fee charged to a student’s account for each late, partial or missed payment.

• Payment amounts are subject to change if a student makes class schedule changes.

• A student cannot have a prior semester balance greater than $1,000.

• To avoid dis-enrollment students must:

o have a prior balance of less than $1,000 o be enrolled in the payment plan o have paid their first payment

FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID Students should complete any requirements to receive financial aid as soon as possible to ensure awarded funds are available to use toward their financial charges.

• Students who have not completed their financial aid arrangements in time to receive their awards by the due date MAY need to enroll in a payment plan.

ACTIVE DUTY AND VETERAN STUDENTS You will be required to enroll in the payment plan if any ONE of the following is applicable to you:

• You are on a housing plan with NMSU.

• You have a meal plan on your NMSU student account.

• You have bookstore charges on your NMSU student account

• The funding you expect from either VA or your Active Duty component does not cover all tuition and/or fees. o A payment plan will be required for the difference.

Please contact UAR or MVP if you have specific questions related to the payment plan.

Log into pay.nmsu.edu to sign up or view a Payment Plan

Method of Payment • Mail–NMSU Grants, 1500 N.Third Street, Grants, NM 87020

• Telephone – (505) 287-6653, option #5

• In Person – 1500 N. Third Street, Grants, NM 87020

• Online – pay.nmsu.edu

https://records.nmsu.edu/important-dates-students/

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Tuition In-District Per credit hour 1-12 and over 18 $86.00*

Out of District Per credit hour 1-12 and over 18 $95.00*

Non-Resident Per credit hour 1-12 and over 18 $171.00* * Summer rates may increase

Senior Citizens On a space-available basis, seniors (65+) may enroll for up to 6 credits at $5 per credit, non-degree seeking status. State law requires that senior citizens taking more than 6 credit hours be charged full rate for all credits based on in-district or out-of-district residency. All other fees are charged at full rate (Distance Ed, Late Fee, Lab Fees and etc.). Complete the application in the Student Services Office. For more information, go to: registrar.nmsu.edu

• Option 1: Senior citizen students may register on the first day

of class and be assessed the $5.00 per credit hour tuition

plus any applicable course fees.

• Option 2: Senior citizen students may register prior to the

first day of class and be assessed the full NMSU tuition ($86

per credit) plus any applicable course fees.

Community Ed Option The Community Education Option allows individuals to participate in a credit course similar to a typical noncredit community education course. Individuals do not have to apply for official admission and enrollment to NMSU Grants. No official college transcript is produced nor grade awarded. Individuals enrolled under the Community Education Option are required to follow university policy and are bound by the NMSU Grants Student Code of Conduct as are all other individuals authorized to use university services and facilities. Complete registration form in the Student Services office, make payment in Business Office. Please call (505) 287-6678 for more information.

Admission Application ................................................................. $20

A one-time, non-refundable fee for first time admission to NMSU Grants

Deferred Payment Fee (Summer Only) ..... $10 per month

All outstanding charges not paid in full by June 15, 2020 for Summer will automatically be placed on a payment plan and a payment plan fee of $10.00 will be assessed. Outstanding charges will be divided into two equal payments. Accounts must be paid in full by: July 15, 2020

• $10 assessed to accounts if not paid in full by June 15, 2020

• $10 assessed to accounts if not paid in full by July 15, 2020

Payment Plan Fee ......................................................... $25 Starting in the Fall of 2020, NMSU will implement a fixed payment plan managed by UAR. (see page 8 for more information)

Graduation Fee (Associate Candidate) ........................ $25 Summer- Due July 19, Fall- Due August 28 Additional $25 late fee Aug 28-Oct 1 (Fall Only)

Graduation Fee (Certificate Candidate)........................ $10

Late Registration Fee ..................................................... $25 Assessed the first day classes

Proctored Exam Fee for Non-NMSU students/faculty .......................................... $15

Web-Based, Online Hybrid & Satellite Campus Web-based, Online Hybrid & Satellite Campus ........................................... $25 per credit

Withdrawal from University A withdrawal form must be completed with Student Services to withdraw from a course or from the University. Not following this procedure may result in “F’s” for all courses for which you are registered. Students withdrawing after the stated refund dates remain liable for full tuition and fee charges.

Refund of Tuition and Fees for Summer 2020 Students officially withdrawing or dropping courses during the Summer 2020 semester are eligible to receive a refund as follows:

10 Week (May 27 – August 6) Through June 9 ..................................................100% 5 Week I (May 27 – June 30) Through June 2 ..................................................100% 5 Week II (July 1 – August 6) Through July 8....................................................100% 8 Weeks (May 27 – July 21) Through June 6 ..................................................100%

Tuition & Fees By enrolling in classes at New Mexico State University (NMSU), a student makes a financial commitment to pay the tuition and fee charges associated with that enrollment.

Registration is considered completed once a student has registered for a course(s). If a student chooses not to attend NMSU for a term,

she/he must officially withdraw from NMSU for that specific term. For more information, visit: https://uar.nmsu.edu/

Lab Fees ART 260, 285, 294 ...................................................................... $50 ART 150, 151 .............................................................................. $10 AUTO 112, 119, 125, 126, 295 ................................................... $50 BCT 255 ...................................................................................... $50 BIOL 101, 211, 225, 250 ............................................................. $25 CHEM 103, 110 ........................................................................... $25 OEEM 101 (additional fees required, see course syllabus) ....... $10 OEET 110.................................................................................... $10 WELD 100, 105, 110, 125, 130, 140, 190 .................................. $50 Web Based & Online Hybrid, Satellite Campus..........$25 per credit

Refund of Tuition and Fees for Fall 2020 Students officially withdrawing or dropping courses during the Fall 2020 semester are eligible to receive a refund as follows:

16 Week (August 19 – December 11) Through September 4 ................................................. 100% 8 Week I (August 19 – October 12) Through August 28 ..................................................... 100% 8 Week II (October 13 – December 11) Through October 22 .................................................... 100%

For complete withdrawal & refund information https://uar.nmsu.edu/

https://uar.nmsu.edu/

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Other Services https://grants.nmsu.edu

• Adult Education (AE) – Offers adults the opportunity to begin and/or complete their education through the twelfth grade. Located in room 120, (505) 287-6662

• Computer Labs – Six labs are located throughout the campus

• Information Technology Services – Located in room 122, Martinez Hall

• Library Services – Located in Martinez Hall, with more than 23,000 titles and an extensive audio and video collection. Computers are available for public use during operating hours. https://grants.nmsu.edu/library/

• Mathematics Lab – Located in room 124, Martinez Hall

• Testing Center – Located in room 125, Martinez Hall. The center offers a quiet study area, access to desktop computers, laptops, test proctoring and professional tutoring in limited subjects. Check the current availability for tutoring by calling (505) 287-6640.

• Small Business Development Center (SBDC) – Located at 701 E. Roosevelt Ave, Grants, NM 87020. The SBDC offers free specialized consulting and guidance for business owners, prospective owners and managers. For more information: (505) 287-8221 or http://grants.nmsu.edu/sbdc.html

• Academic Advising – Located in the Student Services Office, Martinez Hall. (505) 287-6678

• Campus SaVE Act - The Campus SaVE Act compliments and is a companion to Title IX and assists with the response to and prevention of sexual violence in higher education. The complete text of this policy will be maintained on the OIE website: http://eeo.nmsu.edu/

• STAR Degree Audit - The audit program is a web-based service that allows NMSU students to run online degree checks on academic programs. Access STAR audit at my.NMSU.edu/ Student Records

• Students with Disabilities - In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), students with disabilities who need special services in the classroom or have difficulty gaining access to any university building, should contact Beth Armstead, Vice President for Student Services at (505) 287-6678

• Student RIGHT-TO-KNOW and Campus Security Act - NMSU is required to provide to you, information in accordance with Federal Regulation 34 CFR Part 86 of the Department of Education and the Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act. You can access the information by going to www.nmsupolice.com, and then selecting the “Annual Reports” link on the left menu

• Student Code of Conduct - The Vice President for Student Affairs (NMSU Las Cruces) establishes and enforces standards of conduct for all NMSU students. The Vice President for Student Services, Beth Armstead, enforces conduct for the Grants campus. Obtain your copy of the Student Code of Conduct in Student Services or online at grants.nmsu.edu

• NMSU Cibola County Extension Service – Located at 515 W. High Street, Grants, NM 87020, (505) 287-9266, cibolaextension.nmsu.edu

https://grants.nmsu.edu/library/

http://eeo.nmsu.edu/

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Building Codes: GRGQ Walter K. Martinez Hall GRGN Frank McClure Building GRGM Joseph Fidel Activities Center GRLB Lucy Belle Ma Hall GROC Off Campus GRLA Laguna

AHS-ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCE

CRN COURSE SEC PTRM CR TITLE TIME DAY PLACE INSTRUCTOR

24746 AHS 120 G70 3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY - ONLINE N. GALLAGHER

26695 AHS 153 G70 4 INTRO ANTMY/PHYSLGY I - ONLINE N. GALLAGHER

ENGL-ENGLISH


26689 ENGL 111G G01 4 RHETORIC/COMPOSITION Webinar

0900-1030 TR ONLINE J. ERBEN

MATH-MATHEMATICS


23508 MATH 121G G70 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA - ONLINE D. BISHOP

NA - NURSING ASSISTANT


26696 NA 104 G70 3 NURS ASST FUND - ONLINE N. GALLAGHER

26697 NA 104 L G70 1 NA LAB - ONLINE N. GALLAGHER

STAT-STATISTICS


26020 STAT 251G G70 3 STAT-BSN/BHVRL SCNCS - ONLINE D. BISHOP

SUMMER 2020

10 Week Courses May 27 – August 6

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ANTH-ANTHROPOLOGY


24727 ANTH 125G G70 SU3 3 INTRO WORLD CULTURES - ONLINE K. WINFREY

ART-ART


22736 ART 101G G70 SU3 3 ORIENTATION IN ART - ONLINE A. ROMERO

BMGT-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT


26042 BMGT 132 G70 SU3 3 PRINCIPLES OF SELLING - ONLINE J. GNODLE

C EP-COUNSELING & EDUC PSY


24751 C EP 110G G70 SU3 3 HUMAN GROWTH/BEHAVIOR - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

26749 C EP 210 G70 SU3 3 EDUCATIONAL PSY - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

26750 C EP 215 G70 SU3 3 THE PRESCHOOL CHILD - ONLINE K. O’CONNOR

26751 C EP 298 G70 SU3 3 EXPLOR CCP - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

C J-CRIMINAL JUSTICE


26005 C J 101G G70 SU3 3 INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - ONLINE M. STONEKING

22911 C J 210 G70 SU3 3 AMER LAW ENFRCMT SYTM - ONLINE M. STONEKING

CCDM-DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS

CRN COURSE SEC PTRM CR TITLE INSTRUCTOR

22843 CCDM 103 N G01 SU3 4 PREALGEBRA - ONLINE J. PREWETT

22845 CCDM 114 N G01 SU3 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS - ONLINE J. PREWETT

CMT-CREATIVE MEDIA TECHNOLOGY


26691 CMT 130 G70 SU3 3 WEB DESIGN I - ONLINE J. YAZZIE

26690 CMT 151 G70 SU3 3 EVOLUTION OF ELECTRONIC GAMES

- ONLINE M. WEBB

COMM-COMMUNICATION


26001 COMM 265G G01 SU3 3 PRNCPLS-HUMAN CMNCTN - ONLINE S. HOCKER

8 Week Courses May 27 – July 21

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DRFT-DRAFTING


26807 DRFT 109 G70 SU3 3 COMPUTER DRFTNG FUND - ONLINE R. GUTIERREZ

ECED-EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION


24737 ECED 115 G70 SU3 3 CHLD GWTH, DEV & LRNG - ONLINE K. WINFREY

24738 ECED 125 G70 SU3 2 HEALTH,SAFETY & NUTR - ONLINE K. WINFREY

26752 ECED 135 G70 SU3 3 FAMLY & COMNTY COLLAB - ONLINE L. MARIANO

26030 ECED 215 G70 SU3 3 CURRIC DEV THRU PLAY - ONLINE J. LEISTIKOW

26031 ECED 220 G70 SU3 2 ECED PRACTICUM I - ONLINE J. LEISTIKOW

26753 ECED 235 G70 SU3 3 INTRO LANG, LIT, RDG - ONLINE J. LEISTIKOW

26754 ECED 245 G70 SU3 2 PROFESSIONALISM - ONLINE J. ZAMORA

24740 ECED 265 G70 SU3 3 GUIDING YOUNG CHILDREN - ONLINE

HNDS-HUMAN NUTRITION & DIET


22745 HNDS 251 G70 SU3 3 HUMAN NUTRITION - ONLINE U. QUARTEY

MATH-MATHEMATICS


22848 MATH 120 G70 SU3 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA - ONLINE M. CHAVEZ-TOIVANEN

OECS-COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY


25569 OECS 105 G70 SU3 3 INTRO TO IT - ONLINE D. SHINER

26692 OECS 185 G70 SU3 3 PC MAINT & REPAIR I - ONLINE B. RAMSEY

26693 OECS 204 G70 SU3 3 LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM - ONLINE S. JOHNSON

26694 OECS 207 G70 SU3 3 WINDOWS - ONLINE J. YAZZIE

26002 OECS 215 G70 SU3 3 SPRDSHT APPLCTNS - ONLINE D. SHINER

PHIL-PHILOSOPHY


26004 PHIL 101G G70 SU3 3 THE ART OF WONDERING WEBINAR

7-8PM T ONLINE J. ERBEN

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PSY-PSYCHOLOGY


22915 PSY 201G G70 SU3 3 INTRDN-PSYCHOLOGY - ONLINE B. PAYETTE

SOC-SOCIOLOGY


24729 SOC 101G G70 SU3 3 INTRDRY SOCIOLOGY - ONLINE T. MEEHAN

Classes can be added, cancelled and changed throughout the semester Login to myNMSU to view current changes

https://my.nmsu.edu/web/mycampus/home

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ACCT-ACCOUNTING


55306 ACCT 221 G70 3 PRINC OF ACCT I (FINANCIAL) - ONLINE G. ORTIZ

AHS-ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCE


43595 AHS 120 G70 3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY - ONLINE N. GALLAGHER

43597 AHS 153 G70 4 INTRO ANTMY/PHYSLGY I - ONLINE N. GALLAGHER

ANTH-ANTHROPOLOGY


60297 ANTH 125G G70 3 INTRO WORLD CULTURES - ONLINE K. WINFREY

ART-ART


45644 ART 101G G70 3 ORIENTATION IN ART - ONLINE A. ROMERO

1010-1210 T GRLB 113

60656 ART 101G G72 3 ORIENTATION IN ART 1010-1210 R GRLB 113 A. ROMERO

- ONLINE

60657 ART 150 G01 3 DRAWING I 1730-2030 MW GRGN 306 A. ROMERO

60658 ART 151 G01 3 DRAWING II 1730-2030 MW GRGN 306 A. ROMERO

60659 ART 260 G01 3 INTRO TO PAINTING 1730-2030 MW GRGN 306 A. ROMERO

60661 ART 285 G01 3 JEWELRY & SM METAL CONST I 1900-2045 TR GRGQ 051 R. ESTEVAN

57519 ART 294 G01 3 ADVANCED METAL & JEWELRY 1600-2045 F GRGQ 051 R. ESTEVAN

ASTR-ASTRONOMY


56263 ASTR 110G G70 4 INTRDN TO ASTRONOMY - ONLINE J. KERANEN

AUTO-AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY


58172 AUTO 112 G01 5 BASIC GASOLINE ENGINE 0800-0855 TR GRGQ 052 E. OSKEY

LAB 0900-1150 TR GRGQ 052

54532 AUTO 119 G01 5 MANUAL TRNSMSN/CLUTCH 0800-0855 MW GRGQ 052 E. OSKEY

LAB 0900-1150 MW GRGQ 052

45890 AUTO 125 G01 5 BRAKES 1300-1455 MW GRGQ 052 E. OSKEY

LAB 1500-1630 MW GRGQ 052

45891 AUTO 126 G01 5 SUSPN, STRNG, ALIGNMNT 1300-1455 TR GRGQ 052 E. OSKEY

LAB 1500-1630 TR GRGQ 052

FALL 2020

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Building Codes: GRGQ Walter K. Martinez Hall GRGN Frank McClure Building GRGM Joseph Fidel Activities Center GRLB Lucy Belle Ma Hall GROC Off Campus GRLA Laguna

BIOL-BIOLOGY


48736 BIOL 211G G01 3 CELL & ORG BIOL 1430-1545 MT GRGQ 110 A. SEMRAU

45919 BIOL 211GL G01 1 CELL/ORG BIOL LAB 1430-1730 W GRGQ 110 A. SEMRAU

45920 BIOL 225 G01 4 HUMAN ANATOMY/PHYS I 1000-1115 MW GRGQ 110 A. SEMRAU

LAB 1000-1300 R GRGQ 110

60653 BIOL 250 G01 MS1 1 TAKE A HIKE - S GRNCR A. SEMRAU

60654 BIOL 250 G02 MS2 1 HESI PREP 1430-1630 R GRGQ 110 A. SEMRAU

BMGT-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT


58142 BMGT 136 G70 MS1 3 FUND OF BUYING AND MERCH - ONLINE J. GNODLE

58143 BMGT 221 G70 MS2 3 INTERNSHIP I - ONLINE J. GNODLE

C EP-COUNSELING & EDUC PSY


45843 C EP 110G G70 3 HUMAN GROWTH/BEHAVIOR - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

45848 C EP 210 G70 3 EDUCATIONAL PSY - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

60617 C EP 240 G70 3 ADOLESCENCE-SCH STNG - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

60618 C EP 298 G70 3 EXPLOR CCP - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

C J-CRIMINAL JUSTICE


52495 C J 101G G70 3 INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - ONLINE M. STONEKING

54523 C J 101G G71 MS2 3 INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - ONLINE M. STONEKING

54524 C J 199 G70 3 GANGS - ONLINE M. STONEKING

53083 C J 205 G70 3 CRIMINAL LAW - ONLINE J. VAISA

53085 C J 210 G70 3 AMER LAW ENFRCMT SYTM - ONLINE M. STONEKING

46288 C J 230 G70 3 INTRN TO CORRECTIONS - ONLINE M. STONEKING

46289 C J 250 G70 3 COURTS/CRMNL JUST SYT - ONLINE J. VAISA

CCDE-DEVELOPMENTAL ENGLISH


50722 CCDE 110 N G70 4 GENERAL COMPOSITION 1730-2000 T GRLB 113 A. ROMERO

- ONLINE

60817 CCDE 110 N G02 4 GENERAL COMPOSITION - ONLINE S. HOCKER

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CCDM-DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS


45507 CCDM 103 N G01 4 PREALGEBRA 1300-1510 MW GRGQ 124 M. CHAVEZ-TOIVANEN

45508 CCDM 103 N G02 4 PREALGEBRA 1730-1940 TR GRGQ 124 M. LOWTHER

50740 CCDM 103 N G03 4 PREALGEBRA 1000-1210 MW GRGQ 102 E. BEDASSO

45514 CCDM 114 N G01 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS 1300-1510 MW GRGQ 124 M. CHAVEZ-TOIVANEN

45515 CCDM 114 N G02 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS 1730-1940 TR GRGQ 124 M. LOWTHER

45517 CCDM 114 N G03 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS 1000-1210 MW GRGQ 103 M. CHAVEZ-TOIVANEN

CHEM-CHEMISTRY


57875 CHEM 103 G01 MS1 1 PRINCIPLES SUPP INSTR III 1500-1550 MW GRGQ 111 E. BEDASSO


56269 CHEM 110G G01 4 PRINC & APPL OF CHEM 1300-1415 MW GRGQ 110 E. BEDASSO

LAB 1300-1600 F GRGQ 110

56271 CHEM 110G G70 4 PRINC & APPL OF CHEM - ONLINE E. BEDASSO

CMT-CREATIVE MEDIA TECHNOLOGY


54458 CMT 130 G70 MS1 3 WEB DESIGN I - ONLINE J. YAZZIE

50778 CMT 140 G70 MS1 3 PRINT MEDIA I - ONLINE K. HENRY

58121 CMT 142 G70 3 COMPUTER ILLUSTRATION - ONLINE K. HENRY

60348 CMT 145 G70 3 IMAGE PROCESSING I - ONLINE M. WEBB

54454 CMT 151 G70 3 EVOLUTION OF ELECTRONIC GAMES

- ONLINE M. WEBB

58119 CMT 160 G01 3 MODELING AND ANIMATION 1645-1755 TR GRGN 304 J. MORRISON

54457 CMT 180 G70 3 DESIGN PRINCIPLES - ONLINE K. HENRY

52954 CMT 223 G70 MS2 3 MEDIA PRODUCTION SERVICES - ONLINE K. HENRY

56094 CMT 228 G01 3 LEVEL DESIGN CONCEPTS 1740-1910 MW GRGN 304 M. WEBB

57294 CMT 230 G70 3 WEB DESIGN II - ONLINE S. JOHNSON

60349 CMT 260 G01 3 3D SPECIAL EFFECTS 1530-1730 MW GRGN 304 M. WEBB

COMM-COMMUNICATION


43583 COMM 253G G01 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING 1300-1415 MW GRGQ 101 E. HUMPHREYS

60660 COMM 253G G02 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING 1300-1415 TR GRLB 114 S. HOCKER

43590 COMM 265G G01 3 PRNCPLS-HUMAN CMNCTN - ONLINE S. HOCKER

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DRFT-DRAFTING


60667 DRFT 109 G01 3 COMPUTER DRFTNG FUND 1300-1445 MW GRGQ 121 R. GUTIERREZ

60666 DRFT 109 G02 3 COMPUTER DRFTNG FUND 1800-1945 MW GRGQ 121 H. WRIGHT

58135 DRFT 109 G70 3 COMPUTER DRFTNG FUND - ONLINE R. GUTIERREZ

60663 DRFT 143 G01 3 CIVIL DRAFTING FUNDAMENTALS

1800-1945 MW GRGQ 121 H. WRIGHT

60664 DRFT 143 G70 3 CIVIL DRAFTING FUNDAMENTALS

- ONLINE H. WRIGHT

60668 DRFT 276 G01 3 COMP RENDER/ANIMATION 1 1300-1350 TR GRGQ 121 R. GUTIERREZ

LAB 1355-1445 TR GRGQ 121

60669 DRFT 276 G70 3 COMP RENDER/ANIMATION 1 - ONLINE R. GUTIERREZ

E S-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE


60655 E S 110G G70 4 INTRO ENVIRON SCI - ONLINE S. WALSH

ECED-EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION


50662 ECED 115 G70 3 CHLD GWTH, DEV & LRNG - ONLINE K. WINFREY

45852 ECED 125 G70 MS1 2 HEALTH,SAFETY & NUTR - ONLINE K. WINFREY

54466 ECED 135 G70 3 FAMLY & COMNTY COLLAB - ONLINE J. ZAMORA

45855 ECED 215 G70 3 CURRIC DEV THRU PLAY - ONLINE J. LEISTIKOW

45856 ECED 220 G70 2 ECED PRACTICUM I - ONLINE J. LEISTIKOW

54467 ECED 225 G70 3 CURR DEV & IMPL - ONLINE K. WINFREY

54468 ECED 230 G70 2 ECED PRACTICUM II - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

48677 ECED 235 G70 3 INTRO LANG, LIT, RDG - ONLINE J. LEISTIKOW

56739 ECED 245 G70 MS2 2 PROFESSIONALISM - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

58132 ECED 255 G70 3 ASMNT OF CHLDRN/EVAL - ONLINE L. MARIANO

60619 ECED 265 G01 MS2 3 GUIDING YOUNG CHILDREN 1730-1945 TR S-GRLA L. MARIANO

45864 ECED 265 G70 3 GUIDING YOUNG CHILDREN - ONLINE J. LEISTIKOW

ECON-ECONOMICS


54638 ECON 251G G70 3 PRNCPLS OF MACROECONS - ONLINE C. MALDONADO

EDUC-EDUCATION


60620 EDUC 103 G70 3 INTRO-INTRNSHP-BIL ED/ESL - ONLINE C. VEGA

60623 EDUC 195 G01 MS1 1 AL3 DOSSIER/OPAL - M GRLB

60624 EDUC 195 G02 MS1 1 TEST PREP 1730-1945 W GRLB 114


53055 EDUC 204 G70 3 FNDTNS OF BIL/ESL ED - ONLINE C. VEGA

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ENGL-ENGLISH


48725 ENGL 111G G01 4 RHETORIC/COMPOSITION 1300-1440 TR GRGQ 101 E. HUMPHREYS

43536 ENGL 111G G02 4 RHETORIC/COMPOSITION 1730-1910 TR GRGQ 101 E. HUMPHREYS

60761 ENGL 111G G03 4 RHETORIC/COMPOSITION 0900-1040 MW GRGQ 101 J. ERBEN

43537 ENGL 111G G70 4 RHETORIC/COMPOSITION WEBINAR

7-8PM W ONLINE J. ERBEN

38179 ENGL 112G G70 MS2 2 RHETORIC/COMPOSITION II - ONLINE J. ERBEN

46915 ENGL 211G G01 3 WRTNG HMNTS/SOC SCIEN 1730-1845 MW GRGQ 111 E. HUMPHREYS

54422 ENGL 218G G01 3 TCHNCL & SCNTFC CMNCTN 0900-1130 R GRGQ 111 J. ERBEN

HIST-HISTORY


56731 HIST 111G G70 3 GLOBAL HIST TO 1500 - ONLINE L. HOLMEN

54447 HIST 201G G70 3 INTRN-EARLY AMER HIST - ONLINE L. HOLMEN

53072 HIST 202G G70 3 INTR-RECENT AMER HIST - ONLINE L. HOLMEN

HNDS-HUMAN NUTRITION & DIET


48582 HNDS 251 G70 3 HUMAN NUTRITION - ONLINE U. QUARTEY

48584 HNDS 251 G71 MS2 3 HUMAN NUTRITION - ONLINE U. QUARTEY

58405 HNDS 251 G72 3 HUMAN NUTRITION - ONLINE M. GREGROY

60734 HNDS 251 G73 3 HUMAN NUTRITION - ONLINE A. SEMRAU

MATH-MATHEMATICS


45548 MATH 111 G01 3 FUND ELEM MATH I 1630-1745 MW GRGQ 124 M. CHAVEZ-TOIVANEN

45550 MATH 120 G01 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 1300-1430 TR GRGQ 103 D. BISHOP

45635 MATH 120 G70 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA - ONLINE M. CHAVEZ-TOIVANEN

45637 MATH 121G G01 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 1730-1900 MW GRGQ 101 D. BISHOP

45638 MATH 121G G70 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA - ONLINE D. BISHOP

59768 MATH 191G G01 4 CALCULUS I 1500-1640 MW GRGQ 103 D. BISHOP

MGT-MANAGEMENT


56722 MGT 201 G70 3 INTRDN TO MANAGEMENT - ONLINE U. QUARTEY

NA - NURSING ASSISTANT


43598 NA 104 G70 3 NURS ASST FUND - ONLINE N. GALLAGHER

51251 NA 104 L G70 1 NA LAB - ONLINE N. GALLAGHER

43600 NA 105 G70 4 NURS ASST CLINICAL 1230-1630 W GRLB 113 N. GALLAGHER

- ONLINE

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OECS-COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY


56040 OECS 105 G01 3 INTRO TO IT 1600-1715 MW GRGN 301 B. LITTLE BEAR

56089 OECS 105 G70 3 INTRO TO IT - ONLINE D. SHINER

56096 OECS 105 G71 3 INTRO TO IT - ONLINE D. SHINER

56097 OECS 105 G72 MS2 3 INTRO TO IT - ONLINE M. WEBB

48661 OECS 125 G70 3 OPERATING SYSTEMS - ONLINE J. YAZZIE

52113 OECS 185 G01 3 PC MAINT & REPAIR I 1715-1845 TR GRGN 301 K. HENRY

54101 OECS 185 G70 3 PC MAINT & REPAIR I - ONLINE B. RAMSEY

54522 OECS 195 G70 3 JAVA PROGRAMMING I - ONLINE S. JOHNSON

54464 OECS 204 G70 3 LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM - ONLINE S. JOHNSON

55981 OECS 207 G70 3 WINDOWS - ONLINE J. YAZZIE

45385 OECS 215 G70 3 SPRDSHT APPLCTNS - ONLINE D. SHINER

60358 OECS 230 G70 MS1 3 DATA CMNCTN/NTWRKS I - ONLINE B. RAMSEY

60359 OECS 231 G70 MS2 3 DATA CMNCTNS/NTWRK II - ONLINE B. RAMSEY

60361 OECS 280 G70 3 DESKTOP PUBLISHING I - ONLINE K. HENRY

OEEM- PARAMEDIC


45484 OEEM 101 G01 SC 1 CPR HEALTH CARE 0900-1600 F B. PENA

45489 OEEM 101 G02 SC 1 CPR HEALTH CARE 0900-1600 F GRLB 113 B. PENA

OEETS-ELECTRICAL TRADES


60762 OEET 110 G01 4 BASIC ELECTRICITY & ELECTRONICS

1700-1930 TR GRGQ 050 G. GARCIA

OETS-TECHNICAL STUDIES


52740 OETS 118 G01 3 MATH FOR TECHNICIANS 1300-1415 MW GRGQ 102 G. GARCIA

P E-PHYSICAL EDUCATION


58318 P E 129 G01 MS1 1 STEP AEROBICS 1200-1300 TR GRGM 200 L. SANCHEZ


60826 P E 173 G01 MS1 1 RUNNING FITNESS 1030-1130 MW GRGM 200 L. SANCHEZ


58140 P E 270 G07 MS1 1 BODY SCULPTING 1715-1830 TR GRGM 200 L. SANCHEZ


58322 P E 270 G09 MS1 1 FLEXIBILITY TRAINING 1715-1815 MW GRGM 200 L. SANCHEZ


58324 P E 270 G11 MS1 1 HIIT CIRCUIT 1030-1130 TR GRGM 200 L. SANCHEZ


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PHIL-PHILOSOPHY


56736 PHIL 223G G70 3 ETHICS WEBINAR

7-8PM W ONLINE J. ERBEN

PHLS-PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES

CRN COURSE SED PTRM CR TITLE TIME DAY PLACE INSTRUCTOR

52239 PHLS 150G G70 3 PERSONAL HLTH & WELNES - ONLINE M. GREGORY

PHYS-PHYSICS


57307 PHYS 110G G70 4 GREAT IDEAS PHYSICS - ONLINE J. KERANEN

PSY-PSYCHOLOGY


46293 PSY 201G G70 3 INTRDN-PSYCHOLOGY - ONLINE B. PAYETTE

47130 PSY 201G G71 3 INTRDN-PSYCHOLOGY - ONLINE A. FISK

60590 PSY 201G G72 3 INTRDN-PSYCHOLOGY - ONLINE A. FISK

46294 PSY 274 G70 MS1 3 SUBST ABUSE/SERV LRNG - ONLINE M. COATS

S WK-SOCIAL WORK


60298 S WK 253 G70 MS1 3 CASE MANAGEMENT - ONLINE M. COATS

SOC-SOCIOLOGY


46296 SOC 101G G70 3 INTRDRY SOCIOLOGY - ONLINE T. MEEHAN

51933 SOC 201G G70 MS2 3 CNTMPRY SOCIAL PRBMS - ONLINE T. MEEHAN

SPAN-SPANISH


45662 SPAN 111 G01 4 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I 1600-1740 TR GRGQ 107 C. VEGA

STAT-STATISTICS


45642 STAT 251G G01 3 STAT-BSN/BHVRL SCNCS 1100-1215 TR GRGQ 101 D. BISHOP

W S-GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES


48770 W S 201G G70 MS1 3 INTRO TO WOMEN'S STUD - ONLINE M. COATS

WELD-WELDING TECHNOLOGY


45840 WELD 100 G01 6 STRCTRL WELDING I 1300-1645 TR GRGQ 051 R. GUTIERREZ

45837 WELD 110 G01 3 BLUEPRINT RDG (WLDNG) 1500-1645 MW GRGQ 051 R. GUTIERREZ

45838 WELD 125 G01 3 INTRDN-PIPE WELDING 1700-1845 MW GRGQ 051 R. GUTIERREZ

60662 WELD 140 G01 3 INTRO TO GTAW (TIG) 1700-1845 TR GRGQ 051 R. GUTIERREZ

45839 WELD 190 G01 3 WELDED ART 1900-2045 MW GRGQ 051 R. ESTEVAN

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60654 BIOL 250 G02 MS2 1 HESI PREP 1430-1630 R GRGQ 110 A. SEMRAU

58143 BMGT 221 G70 MS2 3 INTERNSHIP I - ONLINE J. GNODLE

54523 C J 101G G71 MS2 3 INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - ONLINE M. STONEKING


52954 CMT 223 G70 MS2 3 MEDIA PRODUCTION SERVICES - ONLINE K. HENRY

56739 ECED 245 G70 MS2 2 PROFESSIONALISM - ONLINE K. O'CONNOR

60619 ECED 265 G01 MS2 3 GUIDING YOUNG CHILDREN 1730-1945 TR S-GRLA L. MARIANO


38179 ENGL 112G G70 MS2 2 RHETORIC/COMPOSITION II - - ONLINE J. ERBEN

48584 HNDS 251 G71 MS2 3 HUMAN NUTRITION - ONLINE U. QUARTEY

56097 OECS 105 G72 MS2 3 INTRO TO IT - ONLINE M. WEBB

60359 OECS 231 G70 MS2 3 DATA CMNCTNS/NTWRK II - ONLINE B. RAMSEY






51933 SOC 201G G70 MS2 3 CNTMPRY SOCIAL PRBMS - ONLINE T. MEEHAN

2nd 8 Weeks (MS2)

Classes can be added, cancelled and changed throughout the semester Login to myNMSU to view current changes

https://my.nmsu.edu/web/mycampus/home

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ELIGIBILTIY REQUIREMENTS APPLICATION

ASSOCIATED STUDENT GOVERNMENT SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP

• 2.5 cumulative GPA • Enrolled in at least 6 credits during the Summer • Complete, processed FAFSA on file. • Must have financial need • History of community service or volunteer work

Award: $500 Summer Semester Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu Due May 1 (preferred).

CONTINENTAL DIVIDE ELECTRIC FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP

• 2.5 cumulative GPA • Full-time enrollment, attending an accredited institution in NM • Active member or immediate family of the co-op

Annual Award: $4,000

Application available February 1 at www.cdec.coop Due on May 1

DAN ALLEN NIELSON MEMORIAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

• 2.8 cumulative GPA • Attending NMSU Grants • Must be classified as a Freshman • Be involved in the betterment of their community • Preference to Grants High School graduates

Award: $400+ per semester

Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu and have all required credentials uploaded by May 1 (preferred).

GORDON MCMILLAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP

• 3.0 cumulative GPA • Majoring in Associate of Arts • Full time enrollment • Must have financial need per FAFSA

Award: $500 per semester

Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu by May 1 (preferred)

JOHN & TERESA MIERS SCHOLARSHIP

• 2.5 cumulative GPA

• NM Resident

• Must be enrolled at Grants Campus

• Preference for students who have a gap in their university studies

Award: $800 per semester

Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu Due May 1 (preferred)

GROW YOUR OWN TEACHERS

• 2.5 cumulative GPA • Enrolled at least half-time • NM resident • Accepted into NMSU’s teacher preparation program • Has not earned educational credentials to be licensed as a

teacher by the Public Ed Dept • Demonstrates financial need. (FAFSA required)

Award: $500- 1,500 per semester

Contact teacher preparation program at NMSU Grants for scholarship application instructions. Kati O’Connor (505) 287-6693 or Student Services at (505) 287-6678.

LEGISLATIVE LOTTERY SCHOLARSHIP

• 2.5 Cumulative GPA and completed 12 credits after first college semester

• NM resident. • High school diploma from a NM accredited school, a NM GED,

or a NM-HiSET. • Must enroll in college within 16 months after high school

graduation or receipt of GED/HiSET. (NMSU Grants) 15 credits (NMSU Las Cruces)

Award: percentage of tuition

No application required

Renewable: 2.5 cumulative GPA and complete 12 credits per semester for a maximum of 3 semesters at NMSU Grants. 15 credits, maximum 7 semesters at NMSU Las Cruces

LUCY MA ENDOWMENT

• 3.0 cumulative GPA • Degree seeking • NM resident • Full-time enrollment • Completed FAFSA on file • Must have financial need

Award: $500 per year

Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu Due May 1 (preferred)

MARVIN & HELEN RIDER MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT

• 2.5 cumulative GPA • Enrolled in at least 6 credit hours at NMSU Grants • Preference given to NM GED graduates. Financial need per

FAFSA


Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu Due May 1 (preferred).

PABLO & PABLITA PENA ENDOWMENT

• 3.0 cumulative GPA • Enrolled in at least 6 credits at NMSU Grants • Preference given to students who reside in San Mateo, NM • Complete FAFSA must be on file • Financial need


Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu by May 1 (preferred)

Scholarships

https://fa.nmsu.edu/scholarships/scholar-dollar/

http://www.cdec.coop/




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PRESIDENTS SCHOLARSHIP NMSU GRANTS (3% FUNDS)

• 2.5 cumulative GPA • Full time enrollment preferred • Must be a NM resident seeking an Associate degree. • No prior degree • Must have less than 72 earned credits • Students with other NM tuition scholarships are not eligible

(NM Lottery recipients are not eligible)

Award: In state/in district tuition Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu by May 1 (preferred)

P. STEVEN THOMAS MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT

• 2.5 cumulative GPA • NM Resident • Freshman or Sophomore at NMSU Grants • Enrolled in at least 6 credits at Grants • Preference to non-traditional female students

Award: $500 per semester Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu by May 1 (preferred)

ROSE ORILLA SCHOLARSHIP

• 2.75 cumulative GPA • Graduate of NM High School • Enrolled at least 6 credits at Grants • Enrolled member of a federally recognized Native American

Tribe (CIB required)


Apply at Scholar Dollar$ scholarships.nmsu.edu Must have all required credentials (CIB) uploaded by May 1 (preferred).

TEACHER PREPARATION AFFORDABILITY SCHOLARSHIP

• 2.5 cumulative GPA • Enrolled at least half-time • NM resident • Pursuing a teaching degree • Has not yet earned educational credentials to be licensed as a

teacher. Demonstrates financial need. (FAFSA required)

Award: $750-1,500 per semester Contact teacher preparation program at NMSU Grants for scholarship application instructions. Kati O’Connor (505) 287-6693 or Student Services at (505) 287-6678.

ACOMA HIGHER EDUCATION www.puebloofacoma.org

AMERICAN INDIAN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING SOCIETY (AISES) www.aises.org

AMERICAN INDIAN SERVICES www.americanindianservices.org

AMERICAN INDIAN GRADUATE CENTER FOR NATIVE SCHOLARSHIPS www.aigcs.org

COBELL SCHOLARSHIP https://cobellscholar.org/

LAGUNA PARTNERS FOR SUCCESS www.partnersforsuccess.us

NAVAJO NATION SCHOLARSHIP (ONNSFA) www.onnsfa.org

ZUNI EDUCATION AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER (ZECDC) www.ashiwi.org/zecdc/Tribal.Scholarship.html

TRIBAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholar Dollar$ - One Application All NMSU Scholarships

https://scholarships.nmsu.edu/




http://www.puebloofacoma.org/

http://www.aises.org/

http://www.aigcs.org/

https://cobellscholar.org/

http://www.partnersforsuccess.us/

http://www.onnsfa.org/

https://www.gallup.unm.edu/scholarships/tribal.php#ZECDC

http://www.ashiwi.org/zecdc/Tribal.Scholarship.html

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