Outreach Centers
Currently funded by a Native American Serving Non-Tribal Institutions (NASNTI, Title III) federal grants, NMSU Grants has worked closely with five local communities to establish educational outreach centers through partnerships.
The tables below characterize the outreach centers, supported by this federal grant. The NASNTI grant funds two different types of centers:
Computer Outreach at Acoma and To’hajiilee, solely funded by the NASNI grant including adult education instructors and tutors as well as computer lab resources;
Partnerships at Laguna, Pine Hill/Ramah, and Thoreau, which NASNTI supports through computer and software services donated to local community organizations.
NASNTI Grant Centers
AcomaComputer Outreach |
LagunaPartnershipLaguna Page |
Pine Hill/RamahPartnership |
ThoreauPartnership |
To’hajiileeComputer Outreach |
| Mike Pino Adult Education Instructor (505) 552-5135 Ergil Vallo, Jr. Professional Tutor |
Johanna Wade Coordinator, Partners For Success Laguna Dept. of Education (505) 552-9322 |
Margaret Merrill Executive Director Oso Vista Ranch Project (505) 414-8882 |
Community Center (505) 862-7590 |
Jordan Etcitty Professional Tutor (505) 908-2733 |
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Title V Grant Centers
Acoma |
LagunaLaguna Page |
Pine Hill/Ramah |
Thoreau |
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| Nolan Valdo Acoma Learning Center |
Janice Kowemy Laguna Library |
Margaret Merrill Executive Director Oso Vista Ranch Project |
Priscilla Manuelito Community Center Coordinator |
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