IN THIS ISSUE
- Giving drives and campaigns have an impact
Together, community partners made a difference in 2016 - Leaders from area colleges discuss STEM education
Presidents’ roundtable considers the future of higher education in Northern New Mexico - Cultural Resources on the Pajarito Plateau
Laboratory archaeologists protect and preserve sites for future generations - Rescue mutt becomes Lab’s first assistance dog
Shepherd mix Houdini helps Lab employee manage pain - In other news
LAESF deadline is January 17 - For your calendar
Kick off the New Year at these events
Northern New Mexico selected for TechHire Initiative
More than 500 students to be trained for tech jobs by 2020.
GRANT WRITING SUCCESS
Last month, the nonprofit Questa Economic Development Fund (QEDF) received a 2016 EPA Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities award.
“Due to the [2014 Molycorp] mine closing and opening of the Rio Grande monument, Questa faces new challenges with respect to the community’s infrastructure, economic development, natural resources conservation, and demands of tourism,” says Village of Questa Mayor Mark Gallegos. This award “will assist us with adapting to these new challenges.”
Members of the Laboratory’s Grant Writing Assistance Program helped prepare the successful EPA proposal.
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PERSONAL MESSAGE
As we say goodbye to 2016, we have many reasons to celebrate what we have been able to achieve together in Northern New Mexico. Here are a few of the many good reasons to cheer this year...
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Community Partnerships Office, Director
Kathy Keith
505-665-4400
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