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Student Success is Everybody's Business! The College of Extended Learning provides opportunities to partner with other colleges, departments, and individuals, inside and outside the University's boundaries. Although these partnerships provide diverse populations with varied services, they all promote education in New Mexico and all seek innovative solutions to educational issues.
Please take a moment to explore the various links and information we have compiled that highlight the college's mission.
- Reasons to Support the College of Extended Learning
- Areas of Investment for the College of Extended Learning
- Examples of what your investment can accomplish:
ADVANCE —
ADVANCE works to recruit, retain and advance underrepresented faculty members. To this end, ADVANCE provides training, mentoring, and networking to all faculty, especially underrepresented faculty.
Creative Media Institute —
The Creative Media Institute prepares students for careers in digital filmmaking and animation. Students study all aspects of digital filmmaking, whether they are aspiring writers, directors, cinematographers, or animators.
Distance Education —
Distance Education (DE) at NMSU meets educational and professional needs for anytime, anywhere learning. DE makes higher education accessible to people with distance or time constraints, or family and work responsibilities. NMSU offers bachelors completion programs, masters and doctorate programs, and certificate and licensure options.
Teaching Academy —
The Teaching Academy supports faculty and staff with training, networking, and mentoring opportunities that support teachers, enhance learning, and build community. The Teaching Academy serves 700 educators yearly with over 8,000 hours of professional development.
Please contact me to discuss how you can make an impact.
With Aggie Pride,
Carmen Gonzales
Dean, College of Extended Learning
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Street —
College of Extended Learning
Attn: Carmen Gonzales
Milton Hall, Room 185
McFie Circle
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001 |
Mailing —
College of Extended Learning
Attn: Carmen Gonzales
PO Box 30001, MSC 3TA
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001 |
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 The College of Extended Learning is located in Milton Hall, but extends New Mexico State University's reach beyond traditional campuses,
classrooms, and academic programs to provide a wide range of educational
opportunities for students to meet their academic, professional, and personal
learning goals.
Construction was completed on November 25, 1947. The building came in at a cost of $394,304.68, with assistance from the WPA (Works Progress Administration).
The hall was named for the late General Hugh M. Milton , who joined the college faculty in 1924 as a Professor of Mechanical Engineering. He held bachelors and masters degrees from the University of Kentucky. Milton was appointed Dean of Engineering in 1926 and became president in 1938. He was recalled to active military duty in 1941 at the rank of colonel, and was promoted to brigadier general in 1945. Milton returned to conclude his tenure as president in 1947. He later headed New Mexico Military Institute and served as Assistant Secretary and Under Secretary of the U.S. Army. He was president of New Mexico State University from 1938-1947.
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Visitor parking is available in the lot directly east of Milton Hall. You will need a parking permit, but visitors can conveniently obtain an e-Permit online. Please let us know what date(s) you would like to visit so we can ensure your visit is a success.
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