New Mexico Military Institute

The Board of Regents meeting included the approval of an annual open meetings resolution and the selection of new inductees for the Alumni Hall of Fame. Proposed amendments to the Board of Regents Policy Manual were adopted to formalize Hall of Fame criteria. Additionally, the Superintendent provided updates on leadership programs, enrollment partnerships, and facility improvements, while the Global Enrollment report highlighted Fall 2026 targets and applicant data. The Board also convened an executive session to discuss personnel matters and pending litigation.

This strategic plan serves as a roadmap for the New Mexico Military Institute, focusing on excellence, leadership, and innovation. It is organized around three foundational Lines of Effort: Institutional Excellence & Advancement, Cadet Experience & Success, and Infrastructure & Operational Effectiveness. The plan aims to strengthen NMMI's position as the premier small military college in the nation by expanding scholarship access, enhancing academic and athletic programs, investing in faculty and staff development, and modernizing the campus.

The board meeting addressed several key agenda items, including the approval of Spring 2026 graduates, the adoption of a five-year capital plan for infrastructure and HVAC improvements, and the approval of a capital project request for student housing renovations under new legislative provisions. Additionally, the board received informational updates on the New Mexico Military Institute Foundation’s financial growth and asset status, as well as an overview of the Senior ROTC program's activities, recruitment efforts, and academic achievements.

The agenda includes the approval of the spring graduates for 2026, the review and approval of the 5-year capital plan, and the approval of a specific capital project for student housing. Additionally, the meeting features informational updates regarding the NMMI Foundation and the Senior ROTC program.

The Board of Regents received a superintendent's end-of-year report detailing cadet academic performance, enrollment growth, and institutional achievements. The board accepted the Fiscal Year 2025 single audit report, approved budget revisions and future budget proposals, and authorized the disposition of fixed assets. Additionally, the board approved tuition and fees for the Intermediate Preparatory Academy, reviewed governance procedures for agenda control and committee operations, established a special committee to review the Board Policy Manual, and adopted updated criteria and nomination processes for the Hall of Fame. The meeting also included a closed session to discuss personnel matters related to an off-campus incident.