PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH PROFILE RFP
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Jan 21, 2027
New Mexico Junior College seeks applications and nominations for its 8th President.
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Posted
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Jan 21, 2027
New Mexico Junior College seeks applications and nominations for its 8th President.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Hobbs
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
2,235
IPEDS ID
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System identifier.
187903
Mascot
University or college mascot.
Thunderbirds
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
296.3
Grad Rate
Graduation rate percentage.
58%
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This contract outlines the agreement between Blackbaud, Inc. and New Mexico Junior College for the purchase of "The Raiser's Edge" software, related services, subscriptions, and maintenance, totaling $27,141.25. The agreement, dated April 1, 2014, also includes a detailed Statement of Work covering fundraising system consulting, internet consulting for Blackbaud NetCommunity Spark, and technical data services, specifying implementation phases, deliverables, and estimated fees for these professional services.
This document comprises multiple renewal invoices from Blackbaud to New Mexico Junior College. The most recent invoice (INV-0000414832) for 8,825.20 USD covers the period 2024-12-21 to 2025-12-20, as 'Year 1 of 3' of a contract extending until 2027-12-20. An earlier invoice (INV-0000240479) for 7,287.15 USD covers services from 2022-12-21 to 2023-12-20. Both invoices detail charges for 'RE NXT Pro Offer' and 'Payment Enablement Fee' and include references to standard terms and conditions.
This Order Form between Ellucian and New Mexico Junior College details software support services for various Ellucian and Banner software modules. It amends an existing agreement, commencing December 1, 2021, and expiring November 30, 2026. The contract outlines initial annual payment amounts for the first year ($21,678 for Table A and $90,863 for Table B), with provisions for annual fee increases (up to 5% for subsequent contract years and 7% for renewal terms) and automatic renewals. It also specifies payment terms, service limitations, and Ellucian's rights regarding client data and publicity.
This invoice from Blackboard LLC to New Mexico Junior College, dated October 23, 2025, requests payment for an annual subscription to 'Anthology Ally' software. The service period for this subscription runs from December 12, 2025, to December 11, 2026, with a total due amount of $8,675.14 USD, including sales tax. The invoice references contract ID CNT000592258 and specifies NET30 payment terms.
This Order Form between Blackboard Inc. and New Mexico Junior College details the provision of Blackboard ALLY software and implementation services for a total of $43,808.04 over five periods. The agreement became effective on December 12, 2022, and is set to renew automatically for successive one-year terms following the initial period.
Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Junior College
The board meeting agenda includes discussions on comprehensive financial reports, covering expenditure, revenue, oil and gas production, and investment status. Key action items involve the consideration of Research and Public Service Projects funding for athletic training, the approval of a 200-bed student housing facility project, and the authorization of significant capital transfers for infrastructure and facility improvements. Additionally, the board is reviewing the donation of surplus furniture to a local veterans organization and an agreement with the Association of Community College Trustees to facilitate the search for a new college president.
The board meeting agenda and associated reports covered several key items, including the adoption of the agenda and the presentation of various information items such as facility updates, monthly expenditure and revenue reports, and investment schedules. New business items addressed included the consideration of a five-year capital plan, baseball field stadium lighting, an industrial training building, a farm and ranch degree program, revisions to board policy manuals and employee handbooks, and the reappointment of a board director. Additionally, reports were provided on financial status, capital projects, and upcoming committee priorities, including the renovation of Mansur Hall and the Mary Hagelstein Instructional Arts Center.
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The board meeting materials outline several key financial and operational topics, including comprehensive reports on expenditures, revenue streams, oil and gas income, and investment holdings. Significant discussion items include the proposed Track Upgrades Project to prepare for an upcoming national championship event, and the Phase 1 Campus-Wide Construction Projects. The construction projects involve the renovation of Watson Hall for performing arts, the development of a new cafeteria and student hub, and a campus-wide vestibule and security upgrade. Furthermore, the board addressed revisions to the board policy manual and the adoption of a redistricting plan for board positions.
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