New Mexico Junior College

To the extent provided by applicable law, no person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination under any program or activity sponsored or conducted by New Mexico Junior College.
 
New Mexico Junior College shall not discriminate in its educational and employment policies and procedures with regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, or inclusion in any group or class protected by state or federal law.  New Mexico Junior College is committed to compliance with Title IX, Section 504, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and all state statutes and regulations relating to removing barriers to equal employment and educational opportunity.

The main campus of New Mexico Junior College is composed of several building complexes that contain the primary services and departments of the College. Within these buildings are faculty offices, classrooms, laboratories, and other facilities.

1.   Western Heritage Museum Complex & Lea County Cowboy Hall of Fame— In addition to offering world-class exhibits throughout the year that exemplify the diversity, beauty, and rich cultural traditions that have shaped the American Southwest, the Museum also serves as home to the
renowned Lea County Cowboy Hall of Fame.
2.   Watson Hall—Watson Hall houses the Music programs at NMJC and features a performance space as well as classroom and lab spaces for
instruction of instrumental, vocal, and theory courses in music. This facility also houses the Cosmetology lab and classrooms.
3.   Mansur Hall— This facility serves as the primary residence for the Division of Arts, and Humanities. English, German, Spanish, Education, and Interpersonal and Speech Communications are taught in Mansur Hall. The building is also home to the NMJC Academic Success Center and
Tutoring Services, as well as the Office of the Dean of Arts, Humanities.
4.   John Shepherd Administrative Building —The Administrative Center houses the offices of the NMJC President, the Vice President for Finance,
and the Vice President for Instruction, as well as the Business Office, the Human Resources Office, the NMJC Foundation Office, Public Relations
and Marketing Department, and the Office of Institutional Effectiveness.
5. Ben Alexander Student Learning Center—The Ben Alexander Student Learning Center was designed to offer a convenient “one-stop shopping” experience for students by providing recruiting, registration, counseling, and financial aid services, as well as a bookstore, a testing center, classrooms, and labs. The second floor of the student center houses the TRIO Programs and Adult Basic Education. The office of the Vice President for Student Services, the Dean of Students, and the Student Life Office are also housed in the BAC. The previously existing area was remodeled to provide additional student space, including an Internet café, lounge area, game room, and outdoor seating. The Security Office, which houses campus security officers available for 24-hour response to campus situations, is also located here.
6. Pannell Library —NMJC’s research collections, microforms, media materials, and active serials (periodicals, newspapers, indexes, and abstracts) are housed in this centrally located facility on campus. Other library resources include current university and college catalogs, career materials, telephone directories, annual corporation reports, indexes, pamphlets, an extensive business library, and access to First Search databases. Interlibrary loan service is also available. Services include reference and research assistance, library instruction, bibliographic instructions/information literacy, library tours, reserve reading, photocopying, and bibliography preparation.
7.   Heidel Hall—Heidel Hall houses most of the science and mathematics instructional classrooms, laboratories, and faculty offices, as well as the
Office of the Dean of Business, Math and Sciences.
8.   Caster Activity Center—This structure houses recreational / athletic facilities for students and members of the general public. The CAC also
houses the Athletic Department offices. The Activity Center combines some of the finest equipment and conveniences with an active calendar of intercollegiate and other athletic events. Users may access basketball courts, racquetball courts, dry saunas, a fitness classroom, a fully equipped weight room, a cardio room, and an indoor golf driving range, as well as office, locker, and shower facilities. Just west of the CAC are outdoor tennis courts and an all-weather track facility.
9.   McLean Hall — This building complex houses facilities for the Allied Health programs, and the campus Computer Center.
10.  Central Mechanical—This building houses the central plant, which contains the main mechanical infrastructure for the entire campus.
11.  Mary Hagelstein Instructional Arts Center— This facility contains the Fine Arts classrooms as well as the Document Center.
12.  Don Whitaker Automotive Technology Center—Located in this building are NMJC’s state-of-the-art automotive and welding laboratories and classrooms.
13. Greenhouse—This area is utilized by grounds personnel to grow in-house plants for campus landscapes.
14. Harold Runnels Residence Hall — Harold Runnels Residence Hall provides comfortable, convenient dormitory living for NMJC students.
15. Glen & Rosemary Houston Thunderbird Hall — Glen & Rosemary Houston Thunderbird Hall provides comfortable, convenient dormitory
living for NMJC students.
16. John Watson Student Apartments— The John Watson Student Apartments provide furnished apartment living for NMJC students. A
student apartment includes a kitchen, living room, four bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. Each bedroom has Internet access and cable TV
connections. A local phone connection is provided in the kitchen area of each apartment. Also available 24/7 is a laundry facility located on the
second floor. The complete area comprising the dorms and apartments is known as Thunderbird Village.
17. Carroll Leavell Student Apartments— The Carroll Leavell Student Apartments provide furnished apartment living for NMJC students. A
student apartment includes a kitchen, living room, four bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. Each bedroom has Internet access and cable TV
connections. A local phone connection is provided in the kitchen area of each apartment. Also available 24/7 is a laundry facility located on the
second floor.
18. Warehouse / Maintenance (WM)—This building houses the maintenance department and houses the motor vehicles utilized for company travel.
19. Bob Moran Hall – This facility houses instructional classrooms and laboratories for a variety of disciplines such as business, computer science, and public safety. It also houses a variety of meeting areas and offices, including the office of the Dean of Public Safety and Industry.
20. Driving Range—Students enrolled in a golf class and / or the members of the NMJC Golf team have access to the on-campus driving range. (The
driving range is not open to the public).
21. Ray Birmingham Thunderbird Baseball Field—NMJC’s collegiate baseball field for practice and games was named for the legendary coach who, among other honors, led the T-Birds to a national championship in 2005. The facility has a seating capacity of 700.
22. Concession Stand for Baseball Field
23. Ross Black Field of Champions—This facility is primarily utilized by Cross Country / Track & Field teams but is open to the public year round.
24. Field House
25. Larry Hanna Training & Outreach Center—The Larry Hanna Training and Outreach Center is a full-service training and education conference
center uniquely designed to facilitate training seminars, continuing education programs, conferences, business meetings, sales meetings,
marketing presentations, and networking meetings. The Division of Training & Outreach includes the following departments which are housed in this facility: Workforce Training, Professional Development, Events, and the Small Business Development Center (SBDC). This division
provides credit and non-credit courses for professional development and life-long learning. The facility also houses the Office of the Vice
President for Training and Outreach and the Dean of Training & Outreach.
26. Dan Berry Rodeo Arena — NMJC’s intercollegiate rodeo practice facilities are located here.
27. Don Bratton Building I—This is one of the training facilities included in the Don Bratton Energy Technology Center. The Don Bratton Energy
Technology Center is an innovative partnership with the oil and gas / alternative industries to meet the needs of both oil and gas producers and potential alternative energy workers in the Permian Basin. It houses both corporate and traditional classrooms and outdoor labs.
28. Don Bratton Building 2—This is one of the training facilities included in the Don Bratton Energy Technology Center.
29. Don Bratton Building 3—This is one of the training facilities included in the Don Bratton Energy Technology Center.
30. Don Bratton Building 4— This is one of the training facilities included in the Don Bratton Energy Technology Center.
31. C. M. Burk University Center—The C. M. Burk University Center, located on the 2nd floor of Pannell Library, provides space for NMJC’s four year university partners, which include Eastern New Mexico University, the University of New Mexico, and New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. These partnerships were designed to provide educational opportunities and to enhance the transfer rates and completion rates of two-year students in their pursuit of advanced degrees. The University Center also houses the offices of Distance Learning whose staff works with students and faculty in a support role for online and ITV classes.
32. Transportation Safety Training Center—This building houses the Transportation Safety staff and registration services for CDL programs,
Defensive Driving, DWI, and Driver’s Education. It also contains the classrooms for CDL training.
33. Auction Warehouse
34. Baseball Field house (BF)—The newly constructed Baseball Field house has an enclosed practice area, locker rooms, referee’s locker rooms/shower area and will house the Baseball Hall of Fame.
35. Equine Building—This newly constructed Equine Building has an arena and classrooms.
36. Caster Annex
37. Tennis Courts
38. Sand Volleyball Area