1. What is NMNEC? (nem-nek) New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium 2019
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Your school logo here
Becky Dakin, MA – NMNEC Program Manager
The Consortium:
NMNEC is a collaborative of state-funded/tribal nursing programs throughout New Mexico with a common pre-licensure nursing curriculum that supports multiple pathways into nursing.
The Common Nursing Curriculum:
NMNEC built a common statewide nursing curriculum for pre-licensure Associate’s (ADN) and Bachelor’s (BSN) nursing degrees. They also built an LPN pathway to provide credit-for-prior-learning and enter the ADN program in term two. An RN-to-BSN pathway was also developed so there is no duplication of coursework for the NMNEC ADN-prepared RN. This coordinated system of nursing education produces:
Concept-based, critically-thinking nurses
Ease of transferability for students
A resource-efficient system for faculty
NMNEC Nursing Programs
Locations
ADN at Community College
BSN at University
Dual Degree ADN/BSN at Community College
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque X
Rio Rancho
Central New Mexico Community College
San Juan College
Farmington
Santa Fe Community College
Santa Fe
New Mexico Junior College
Hobbs
University of New Mexico-Taos
Taos
University of New Mexico-Valencia
Los Lunas
University of New Mexico-Gallup
Gallup
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Alamogordo
Grants
Western New Mexico State University
Silver City
Luna Community College
Las Vegas
Fall-2020
Clovis Community College
Clovis
NMNEC Nursing Schools
BSN Partnerships:
Turquoise = UNM
Maroon = NMSU
Purple = WNMU
The University/Community College Partnerships:
Universities built partnerships with community colleges and branch campuses to provide the BSN (bachelor of science in nursing) on these additional campuses throughout the state.
BSN students based at a community college or branch campus are co-enrolled with a partnering university. Upon graduation, dual-degree students receive their ADN degree from their community college and their BSN from the partnering university.
Approximately 50% tuition savings for Co-Enrolled, Community College based students
ADN and BSN students sit side-by-side benefiting from a baccalaureate-level program of study
ADN students take one year of pre-requisites + four terms of nursing courses
BSN students take two years of pre-requisites + five terms of nursing courses
The Nursing Degrees:
Sixteen locations teach the common, concept-based pre-licensure nursing curriculum.
Fourteen locations offer the BSN (four university + ten community college campuses)
Nine locations offer the ADN at a community college
NMNEC Curriculum Degree Options:
BSN at a university
ADN at a community college
Co-enrolled ADN/BSN at a community college
NMNEC
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2. What is NMNEC? (nem-nek) New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium 2019
Your school logo here
Your school logo here
Becky Dakin, MA – NMNEC Program Manager
Continue to tell the NMNEC Story:
What is NMNEC?
What have they accomplished?
Who’s participating?
Why is this important?
How does this help our state?
Directions for Use:
WHO: NMNEC schools listed in this poster may print and display this poster. Others wishing to use this poster must a request to
TEXT: The text is accurate for 2019 and may need to be updated in coming years.
SIZE: The poster PowerPoint slide is designed as 48” wide and 36” high
PRINTING: Add your school logo to the boxes indicated on both sides of the title and re-save slide #1
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Questions? Contact Becky Dakin, NMNEC Program Manager, ,
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