College & Career Readiness Network

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The College and Career Readiness Network takes action on strategies to help more individuals in central New Mexico attend college and graduate with a college certificate or degree.

Cradle to Career Step:

High School

College

Career

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Staff

Teri Wimborne

Director of Collective Impact

505-247-3671

teri@missiongraduatenm.org

Jessica Nojek

Director of Community Impact, Mission: Graduate

505-245-1726

jessica.nojek@uwcnm.org

Hannah Royer

K-12 Project Associate

505-247-3671, ext 370

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Partners

Concha Cordova
YDI

Tina Hite
UNM-Valencia Next Steps: Adult Education Center

Ruth Juarez
United Way of Central New Mexico

Marjori Krebs
University of New Mexico

Delma Madrigal
United Way of Central New Mexico - Mission: Graduate

Emily Padilla
UWCNM

Andrea Plaza
encuentro

Kay Provolt
JAG-NM

Anne Tafoya
United Way Mission: Graduate

Teri Wimborne
Mission Graduate

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