Rio Rancho, Taylor Ranch, Paradise Hills and Ventana Ranch communities. The campus opened in 2003. ATC: Located in Albuquerque’s Northeast Heights on 21 acres, the ATC is 80,000 square feet of laboratory and classroom space for the Applied Technologies programs. Rio Rancho Campus: Opened in 2010, the Rio Rancho campus was made possible after voters approved expanding CNM’s taxing district in 2007. It covers 40 acres. In addition to these campuses, CNM Ingenuity’s WORKforce Training Center (NE Heights), STEMulus Center (downtown) and FUSE Makerspace (downtown) locations in Albuquerque house these CNM Ingenuity programs. Academics CNM offers associate degrees and certificates in more than 90 fields of study over its six schools: School of Applied Technologies School of Business & Information Technology School of Communication, Humanities & Social Sciences School of Adult & General Education School of Health, Wellness & Public Safety School of Mathematics, Science & Engineering CNM also provides distance learning and dual credit opportunities. Rankings No. 1 for number of associate degrees and certificates earned by Native Americans1 Top 5 for associate degrees/certificates earned by Hispanics1 Top 10 overall for degrees and certificates1 Nationally ranked in the 98th percentile among community colleges for student completion Largest dual credit student population in New Mexico 1Among 1100+ 2-year colleges in the US from 2013-2018 Community education and development CNM Ingenuity Inc. is a non-profit corporation created by Central New Mexico Community College (CNM) under the New Mexico Research Park Act in 2014. CNM Ingenuity Inc. promotes the public welfare through economic development via its programs, partnerships and initiatives that meet workforce needs. Programs and initiatives under CNM Ingenuity include: Deep Dive Coding FUSE Makerspace WORKforce Training IGNITE Community Accelerator Student life There are over 20 CNM student-run clubs and organizations, including LGBTQ+ at CNM, Improv Club, HackerSpace and Speech and Debate. The Executive Council of Students (ECOS) represents student issues to administration, faculty and staff. ECOS also develops policies that affect the student body, promotes student leadership and works on scholarship funding through state and local legislative structures. Environmental recognition CNM was accorded a STARS1 Silver rating in October 2016 for sustainability efforts involving operations, academics, engagement, planning, administration and innovation. The following construction/renovations have also been LEED certified: New Construction 2011: Rio Rancho Campus (RR), LEED Gold 2012: The Student Resource Center (SRC), LEED Silver 2016: Westside I Building (WSI), LEED Silver Major Renovations 2013: Jeannette Stromberg Hall (JS),