Annual Report - San Juan College

SAN JUAN COLLEGE 

Annual Report 2012 

YourDream...Your Future...Our Focus...

Welcome to Dr. Toni Hopper Pendergrass, 

President, San Juan College 

On July 2, San Juan College welcomed Dr. Toni Hopper Pendergrass as the College’s third president. 

She brings more than 15 years experience in community college administration. Prior to San Juan College, she served as the vice 

president for learning at San Jacinto College, South Campus in Houston, Texas. There, she was responsible for providing vision, 

leadership and strategic direction for Liberal Arts, Health Science and Natural Sciences, Business and Technology, Evening and 

Weekend College, the Library, Dual Credit, Children’s Center and the District Honors Program. 

Prior to working at San Jacinto College, Dr. Pendergrass served as interim vice president of academic affairs and student success, 

executive dean, and assistant to the president at El Centro College in Dallas, Texas. She gained experience in strategic planning, 

research, and institutional effectiveness as a vice chancellor at Wayne County Community College District in Detroit, Michigan, and 

as a college director at Clovis Community College in Clovis, New Mexico. She also had the opportunity to teach community college 

students as an adjunct faculty member at El Centro College. 

Dr. Pendergrass earned her Ph.D. in Educational Administration with a specialization in Community College Leadership from 

the University of Texas at Austin. She also has a Master of Science degree in Agricultural Economics and Economics from New 

Mexico State University. A Four Corners native and graduate of Aztec High School, she has a deep appreciation for the rich cultural 

diversity of the area and is excited to be back home. 

San Juan College Administration 

David Eppich, Vice President for Student Services 

Russ Litke, Vice President for Administrative Services 

Lisa Wilson, Interim Vice President for Student Services 

Stacey Allen, Director, Human Resources 

Gayle Dean, Executive Director, San Juan College Foundation 

Laurie Gruel, Senior Director, Institutional Research, Planning and Grants 

Rhonda Schaefer, Director, Marketing and Public Relations 

Dr. Nancy Shepherd, Presidential Advisor for Community Relations 

Produced by Office of Marketing and 

Public Relations 

Editor: Rhonda Schaefer 

Designer: Linda Kaleta 

Writer: Carrie Thompson 

Pg. 2 photo of Dr. Toni Pendergrass by Tony Bennett 

Cover design by Linda Kaleta, featuring 

rendering of future School of Energy by 

Aaron Babcock, Hidell and Associates Architects, Inc. 

Carrollton, Texas 

Contents 

SAN JUAN COLLEGE 

Annual Report 2012 

San Juan College celebrated the inauguration of Dr. Toni 

Pendergrass (center), on October 17, 2012. Dr. James C. 

Henderson, President emeritus (far right); and Mike Tacha, 

former interim president (far left), took part in the ceremony 

welcoming her as the college’s third president. 

2 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 

3 SAN JUAN COLLEGE BOARD, 2012 

Your Dream 

4 STUDENT EXCELLENCE 

Your Future 

6 PROGRAMS 

9 GRANTS 

Our Focus 

11 STUDENT SUCCESS 

12 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT 

13 CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 

14 EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE 

16 FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS 

18 GIVING 

22 ANNUAL REPORT DATA, 2011-12 

24 BUDGET 

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President’s Message 

It is wonderful to be back in the Four Corners. I thank everyone for the exceptionally warm welcome 

that the community and college have extended to me and my family. I am looking forward to working 

with our staff and faculty who are truly dedicated to the success of students and the community. 

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San Juan College Board 2012 1 

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1. R. Shane Chance, Chairman 

Member since 2004, Small business owner. 

Represents district 6. 

Over the past months, I have especially enjoyed the opportunity to meet people and learn about the 

college’s accomplishments. I am amazed at all the college has been able to achieve and the continual 

innovation that allows us to enhance and better individuals’ lives. 

San Juan College serves more than 18,000 students annually. From automotive, arts and energy to 

human services, outdoor recreation and veterinary technology, students have the opportunity to choose 

from more than 100 degree programs that help them get the jobs they need to support their families. 

It is a great privilege to be a part of a place that is committed to making a difference. This dedication 

is reflected in our new service motto – Your Dream. Your Future. Our Focus., which is the theme of this 

year’s annual report. 

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2. Dr. Joseph Pope, Vice Chairman 

Member since 2007. Physician, 

Pinon Family Practice. 


3. Chad King, Secretary 

Member since 2009. Retired manager, 

Bloomfield Refinery. 


Dr. Toni Hopper Pendergrass 

For instance, we feature students who have overcome tough challenges, focused on their education and, 

as a result, are making their dreams come true. Building Trades student Michael Lendrum and SJC graduate 

Susie Yocum both overcame life-threatening heart conditions and are moving forward in their lives. 

You also will see how thanks to gifts such as BP’s $4 million investment in the School of Energy, we are 

able to expand programs locally and nationally, which helps us advance our commitment to economic 

development, while providing opportunities for students to secure their futures. Working with 

community partners, we are bringing back the Police Science Program and launched a new Paramedic 

program, providing additional career options. 

4. Evelyn B. Benny 

Member since 1997. Community service 

coordinator, Huerfano Chapter House. 


5. Kenneth Hare 

Member since 2005. Retired educator 


Our focus on student success is evident in the accomplishments of our students, including the SJC American 

Indian Science and Engineering Society Student Club (AISES), who were honored with the National AISES 

Student Chapter of the Year Award. Focusing on community engagement is noted in the implementation of 

Club Volunteer, and the nursing students who created a resource booklet for senior citizens. 

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6. John Thompson 

Member since 2010. Engineer, 

Walsh Engineering and Production Corporation. 


As you look over our accomplishments over the past year, you will see how San Juan College is genuinely 

embracing our service motto – because your dreams and your future truly are our focus. 

Toni Hopper Pendergrass, 

7. Matthew Tso 

Member since 2011. Consultant, 

Navajo Nation. 


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Your Dream.– student excellence 

YourDream. 

From overcoming health 

challenges to achieving 

the desire to truly make a 

difference, San Juan College 

students are exceeding 

expectations and seeing their 

dreams become a reality… 

Building Trades student Michael Lendrum says 

life dealt him a second chance. Diagnosed at 

age eight with aortic stenosis, a heart valve 

defect, he lived with it until age 25 when 

the symptoms became unbearable and life 

threatening. In 2011, he endured a six-hour 

open heart surgery to replace the heart valve. 

“The surgery was a rejuvenation of my life and 

an opportunity to reprioritize,” says Lendrum. 

“I look at each day as a treasure.” Getting an 

education became a priority. His determination 

is evident as he was awarded the 2012 SJC 

Student Excellence Award in Building Trades 

and plans to graduate in 2013 – the next step in 

achieving his dream to become a contractor 

or architect. 

Giving back is a priority for Karon (Susie) Yocum. She spent 

over 25 years as an ironworker until congestive heart failure 

changed her life. In 2003, following heart valve replacement 

surgery, she dealt with other personal challenges while holding 

various jobs. “I wanted to give back and help people,” she says. 

She enrolled at San Juan College and found her niche in social 

work. While completing her associate’s degree, she worked as a 

substance abuse and life skills facilitator, mentored new students, 

and served as a note-taker for students with disabilities. As the 

student keynote speaker during May’s graduation ceremonies, 

Yocum shared her story of inspiration. Her dreams are becoming 

a reality – she is continuing her work as a substance abuse and 

life skills facilitator and is enrolled at New Mexico Highlands 

University completing a bachelor’s degree in social work. 

San Juan College surgical technology graduate David Kolle 

is using his education to make a difference for those who 

are less fortunate. Recently completing a second mission 

trip to Mexico with International Medical Assistance, he 

plans to volunteer for two years with Mercy Ships, a global 

charity that operates hospital ships in developing nations. It 

provides medical help for the forgotten poor by mobilizing 

people and resources worldwide. “I’m at the point in my 

life where it’s not all about me,” he says. “I want to leave a 

legacy of helping those who are less fortunate.” 

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Your Future.– programs 

Your Your Future Future. 

BP America Provides $4 Million Investment in 

San Juan College School of Energy – 

San Juan College’s commitment to economic 

development and student success will advance, 

as BP America generously provided a $4 million 

investment in the San Juan College School of 

Energy. The gift will go toward the construction 

of a state-of-the-art facility on the College’s 

main campus, which is expected to cost a 

minimum of $15 million. New Mexico Governor 

Susana Martinez was in attendance as Tim 

Harrington, BP’s North America Gas Regional 

President, made the announcement at a press 

conference in August, 2012. Not only will the 

investment help the School of Energy expand 

its capacity to meet growing workforce needs 

both locally and nationally, but it will enhance 

opportunities for students to secure lucrative 

careers in the energy industry. 

Pictured left to right: Iris Partida, Leandra Sandoval 

and Cindy Oros , San Juan College School of Energy 

graduates, found their dream jobs in the oil and gas 

industry with BP America. 

Photo by Crystal Martinez 

“My career has given me an incredible sense of freedom and financial stability that I never dreamed possible. I love 

that I can be such a great example to my son.” 

– Leandra Sandoval, SJC School of Energy graduate and BP Operations Technician. 

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Your Future.– programs 

Your Future. 

Your Future.– grants 

SJC Launched New Paramedic Program – In January, San Juan 

College School of Trades and Technology expanded the Emergency 

Medical Services program with the addition of a new Paramedic 

Program. Students have the option of completing the program for 

a certificate in paramedicine or obtaining an Associate of Science/ 

Paramedic degree. 

Associate of Arts Police Science Program to Begin – 

San Juan College students can now combine police academy 

classes with an associate of arts degree. The Associate of Arts 

Police Science program was brought back to San Juan College at 

the request of local law enforcement agencies. Students wanting 

to pursue a bachelor’s degree also will have the option to transfer 

the associate’s degree to New Mexico Highlands University or the 

University of New Mexico. 

Three New Mexico Higher Education (NMHED) officials from 

the Office of the Secretary toured an array of San Juan College 

programs during a fall visit. Dr. José Z. Garcia, NMHED cabinet 

secretary; Dr. Bridgett Russell, NMED director of Operations; 

and Dr. Wayne Brown, NMHED Senior policy analyst, got an 

up-close look at the School of Health Sciences, School of Trades 

and Tech and the School of Energy. They also discussed future 

development opportunities for San Juan College. 

Partnership Grant Focuses on New Approach to Teaching 

Math and Science – San Juan College science faculty have 

the opportunity to partner with University of New Mexico’s 

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology to pursue 

research and improve how math and science are taught to 

undergraduate students thanks to a shared grant. SJC’s School 

of Math, Science and Engineering received a $51,000 grant as a 

sub-recipient of a $249,998 grant awarded to UNM. The grant 

will fund workshops designed to help SJC faculty learn to use 

a problem-based approach to teaching Science, Technology, 

Engineering, and Math (STEM). 

Grant Awarded to Better Serve Transfer Bound Students – 

A nearly $2 million dollar grant was awarded to San Juan College 

that will be used to enhance the College’s infrastructure to better 

serve students who are looking to transfer to four-year colleges 

and universities. Referred to as Fast Forward, the grant will span 

five years and is administered through the Title III Native American 

Serving Nontribal Institutions program in the Department of 

Education. The grant is designed to increase postsecondary 

success, enable the college to identify students-at-risk, and develop 

strategies to ensure students obtain their degrees. 

Diane Stahl, Emergency Medical Services Program coordinator, 

plays an integral role in training future paramedics. 

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Your Future Focus 

Our student success 

Focus.– 

Your Future.– grants 

Grant Encourages Students to Pursue Careers 

in Engineering and Science – San Juan College’s 

School of Math, Science and Engineering was 

awarded a $445,000 grant as a sub-recipient of 

a $1.2 million grant from the National Science 

Foundation. Through what is known as the Four 

Corners Stem Success (FOCUSS) Program, SJC 

is partnering with Fort Lewis over five years to 

encourage more students to transfer into the 

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math 

(STEM) fields. 

Through the grant, San Juan College students 

participated in two summer research projects 

with Fort Lewis College. In one project, 

students researched the effects dark-green 

leafy vegetables have in reducing inflammation 

that leads to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary 

Disease, while another research project 

examined the potential health benefits of the 

gogi berry. 

San Juan College student Tonia 

Becenti participated in a summer 

research project examining the 

health benefits of goji berries. 

AISES Students Make a Mark – Student’s in the 

SJC American Indian Science and Engineering 

Society Student Club (AISES) have proven that 

they are among the best. The club was honored 

with the National AISES Student Chapter of the 

Year Award. They are in good company with 

other universities who received the award in 

years past, including UCLA, Purdue University 

and Stanford. 

First Respiratory Therapy Students Graduate 

from SJC Program – San Juan College School of 

Health Sciences celebrated the first graduating 

class from the College’s Respiratory Therapy 

Program. Built from the ground up by Dr. 

Henry Oh, director of the Respiratory Therapy 

Program, and John Kirkpatrick, who directs 

its clinical education, the program began in 

February 2010. 

All USA Academic Team – San Juan College 

students Jayme Wilson and Gabriel Kropf were 

recognized for their nomination to the 2012 

New Mexico All-State and All-USA Academic 

Teams on Community College Day during the 

2012 legislative session in Santa Fe. 

Daniel Lorett was among the first group of 

students to graduate from San Juan College’s 

Respiratory Therapy Program. 

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Our Focus 

Our Focus.– community engagement 

Our Focus. – 

cultural and educational opportunities 

SJC’s Small Business Development Center Received State Excellence 

Award – The San Juan College Small Business Development Center 

(SBDC) received the 2012 New Mexico Small Business Development 

Center Service Excellence and Innovation Center Award. SJC’s center 

was chosen from among 19 other SBDCs across the state for the 

excellent services the staff provides local businesses. 

Volunteers helped Senior Citizens Spruce up their Yards for Spring – 

Local senior citizens received a little extra help sprucing up their yards, 

when approximately 60 San Juan College students, faculty, employees 

and community volunteers joined together in honor of National Earth 

Day. Volunteers raked leaves, trimmed bushes, prepared flower beds 

and helped seniors with other minor outdoor spring cleaning chores. 

Club Volunteer began at San Juan College – Giving 30 minutes to 

an hour made a difference for a variety of local agencies through 

Club Volunteer. From making cards for those serving in the military 

to stuffing teddy bears for children in crisis centers, SJC’s Volunteer 

Center developed the program where community members and 

students come together once a month to assist with projects that are 

designed to be completed during a lunch hour. 

Nursing Students Provided Resource to Keep Seniors “in the Know” – 

As part of an honors project, track two nursing students created 

a booklet that provides information and community resources for 

seniors titled Resource Guide for Older Adults in San Juan County 

and Surrounding Areas. Published by SJC’s Copy Services, the SJC 

Foundation and Merrion Oil and Gas helped fund printing costs. 

Art, Music and More! A legendary western singing group, a nationally 

known Celtic vocalist and a vibrant dance company, were among 

the many renowned performers who graced the stage as part of the 

San Juan College Silhouette Series. Band performances, orchestra, 

choir and theatrical productions, and art shows also provided superb 

entertainment and cultural learning experiences. 

International Programs – From helping build a primary school in 

a Mayan village, to installing a solar powered system at a medical 

clinic on a remote Tibetan plateau, San Juan College students had 

the opportunity to experience the world as a classroom through six 

different International Programs. Trips broadened students’ education 

and cultural exposure to the real world while earning class credits. 

Up with People – The Up With People (UWP) cast not only gave an 

amazing performance during their week-long visit to Farmington 

in February, they also volunteered at various agencies throughout 

the community and held a Culture Fair at San Juan College. The cast 

of 120 students from 20 cultures around the world shared games, 

activities and information about their culture, customs, lifestyles and 

experiences with SJC students, staff and faculty, along with local high 

school and middle school students. 

Golden Dragon Acrobats 

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Students, along with Mip Van Suchtelen, SJC Service Learning coordinator 

(pictured center), volunteered their time to assist local senior citizens with 

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Our Focus 

Our Focus.– eeducational excellence 

The Annabelle R. Friddle Award for 

Faculty Excellence was presented to Dr. 

Judy Palier, professor of Political Science 

in the School of Humanities. Along with 

encouraging students to be active learners, 

she has contributed to SJC through her 

involvement in organizations and projects 

including International Programs, the 

Institutional Review Board, Broadening 

Horizon speaker series, SJC Out student 

group and Safe Zone project. 

Our Focus 

For the 16th year, San 

Juan College recognized 

four employees with the 

President’s Mission Award 

for demonstrating a high 

level of service, going above 

expectations and demonstrating 

a positive attitude. Pictured left 

to right, standing: Faculty Award 

– Vernon Willie, Math instructor; 

Mike Tacha, former SJC interim 

president. Pictured seated, 

left to right: Professional Staff 

Award – Elaine Benally, director 

of San Juan College West; 

Adjunct Faculty Award – Debbie 

Sawyer, adjunct Math instructor; 

and Support Staff Award – Cruz 

Chacon, administrative assistant, 

School of Business. 

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1. Stacey Bradley was the first to be honored with the newly 

established Stu & Jane Wilson Professional Staff Award. 

2. Sharen Glade was honored with the Fran Sandoval Support 

Staff Award. 

3. Joseph Sanchez was honored with the Physical Plant Support 

Staff Award. 

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The 2012 Lou & Ruth Allison Faculty 

Excellence Award was awarded to John 

Hoff, assistant professor of Welding. In his 

19 years at San Juan College, he has made 

significant contributions to the growth and 

success of the Welding Program. He says, 

“I believe in a hands-on teaching approach 

with no problem too big to solve.” 

Assistant Professor of Welding John Hoff was honored 

for excellence during SJC’s 2012 Graduation ceremonies. 

Pictured left to right: Ruth Allison, John Hoff, Gayle 

Dean, SJC Foundation executive director; and Mike 

Tacha, former SJC interim president. 

San Juan College awarded individual $1,000 stipends 

to 13 faculty members for their commitment and 

dedication to San Juan College Students. The Tarpley 

Awards are given by retired Farmington businessman, 

Wayne Tarpley. The 2012 Tarpley Awards were 

presented by Mike Tacha, former SJC interim 

president, and Gayle Dean, SJC Foundation executive 

director. Pictured back row: Mike Tacha, Todd Thomas, 

Dr. Mike Hattabaugh, Dr. John Burris, Jim Rooker, Paul 

Mitchell, and Gayle Dean. Front row: Carmelita Lee, 

Jessica Anderson, Kris Kraly, Jan Peel and Ann Hardy. 

Awardees not pictured: Tony Otero and Vernon Willie. 

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Foundation 

San Juan College Foundation Highlights 

BP Investment in School of Energy 

New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez, BP America 

and San Juan College celebrated the announcement of 

BP America’s $4 million investment in the SJC School of 

Energy at a press conference in August, 2012. The gift, 

which will go toward the development of a new building 

on the Farmington campus, will help the School of Energy 

expand with the capacity to serve both the local and 

national industry. Along with the recent announcement, 

San Juan College Foundation will initiate a capital 

campaign. Once the Foundation raises an additional $3 

million, BP will match another $1 million. The project 

is expected to cost a minimum of $15 million. The San 

Juan College’s governing board pledged an additional $2 

million toward the project. 

Pictured left to right: Gayle Dean, SJC Foundation Executive 

Director; Tim Harrington, BP’s North America Gas Regional 

President; Dr. Toni Pendergrass, SJC President; NM Governor 

Susana Martinez; Randy Pacheco, Dean of School of Energy; 

and Greg West, BP America Onshore Site Manager. 

“Thanks to the longstanding partnership between BP and the School of Energy, this joint endeavor 

will benefit the community and energy workforce in countless ways now and in the future.” 

Gayle Dean, Executive Director, SJC Foundation. 

Photo by Tony Bennett 

Thanks to funding provided by a private donor 

through the San Juan College Foundation, the 

popular One Book/One Community project will 

continue as it moves from a campus project 

to a community wide project. One Book/One 

Community originated in 2010 as Assistant 

Professor of English Traci Halesvass’s two-year 

Distinguished Teaching Chair project. The project was 

developed to build a sense of community while promoting literacy. In 

honor of the New Mexico Centennial, the book selection for 2012 was Code 

Talker: the First and Only Memoir By One of the Original Navajo Code Talkers 

of WWII, written by Judith Avila and Chester Nez. 

Financial Aid and College Entrance Progam (FACE) 

Thanks to the Merrion family, SJC Foundation holds a Kick Start scholarship 

for every FHS, PV or Rocinante graduate who chooses to attend SJC. 

The Merrions have placed two advisors in the Farmington Municipal School 

District to assist and encourage high school students to pursue a college 

education and help improve graduation rates. The counselors help students 

with the college application process and assist them in finding financial aid 

and scholarships. The only requirement for students to receive the Kick- 

Start scholarship at SJC is that they have worked with the Financial Aid 

and College Entrance Program (FACE) counselor. The program has been 

met with resounding success and may expand to other districts in the Four 

Corners region in the future. 

2011-12 SJC Foundation Board Officers 

Beverly Taylor, President 

Len Scalzi, Vice President 

Charles Clouthier, Treasurer 

Danny Beyhan, Secretary 

Chad King, San Juan College Board Representative 

Dr. Toni Pendergrass, San Juan College President 

Gayle Dean, Executive Director 

Tucker Bayless 

Norman D. Benally 

Scott Bird 

Marjorie Black 

Dr. Robert J. Burns 

David Cardiff 

Del Craddock 

Richard Fraley 

Kerwin Gober 

Curtis R. Gurley 

Dr. James Henderson 

Members 

Jeff Howle 

Danny Jaap 

Mike Lacey 

Kenneth C. Leach 

Richard Ledbetter 

T. Greg Merrion 

Joshua D. Payne 

Jason Sandel 

Gregory Smith 

Myron Taylor 

Foundation Staff 

Gayle Dean, Executive Director 

Lowell Parrish III, Fund Accountant and 

Data Base Administrator 

Diane Bennett, Administrative Assistant 

Holly Self, Administrative Assistant 

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Heritage Society Members 

Allen Theatres, Inc. 

Lou and Ruth Allison 

Amos and Fran Anderson 

APS / Four Corners Power Plant 

Automotive Service Excellence 

Bank of America 

Robert and Bernice Bayless 

David Beavers 

Bob and Betty Berry 

BHP Billiton New Mexico Coal 

Nick and Alicia Blasingame 

BP Corporation North America, Inc. 

Carl and Lola Brown 

Scott and Eleanor Brown 

Glenette Cain-Deen 

Ken and Joy Campbell 

David and Madeline Christensen 

Mary Elizabeth Christian 

Citizens Bank 

Dr. Stephen and Violet Clark 

Charles and Gwen Clouthier 

Coca Cola Bottling Company 

Coleman Family Foundation 

Harvey and Kay Crowley 

Cy Cooper Company 

Wayne and Cassie Dallas 

Roy G. Dalpra Trust 

John and Maxine Dean, Sr. 

Desk and Derrick Club of Farmington 

Alva Dickerhoff 

James Dickerhoff 

J. A. and JoAnn Drake 

Steve & Melinda Dunn 

Tom and Mary Dugan 

Dugan Production Corporation 

Cheryl Durham 

Doug and Evangeline Echols 

Ellucian 

Farmington Rotary Club 

Farmington Savings Bank 

Roger Feurt 

Annabelle Friddle 

Friends of Father Kenneth Robertson 

Garfield Street Foundation of Santa Fe 

Mickey Ginn 

Jack and Twila Goodding 

Dr. Timothy Gordon 

Dr. Robert and Monica Grossheim 

Curtis & Becky Gurley 

Manuel C. and Thelma Hastings 

Dr. James C. and Tycie Henderson 

Family and Friends of Jeffrey Hetrick 

Holiday Inn of Farmington 

Family of Dr. Robert & Joan Hume 

Independent Mobility Systems 

Jim and Mary Lou Jacobs 

Lucille M. Jordan 

Family of Charles and June Keller 

Pat Kendrick 

Kiwanis Club of Farmington 

Jim and Betty Kleinegger 

Kenneth Larsen 

Dick and Laura Ledbetter 

Bert and Lucille Levine 

Lincoln O’Brien Foundation 

Sylvia Little 

M.G. Smokey Lyon 

Paul and Linda McClendon 

Dr. John and Muriel McCulloch 

Clara McGrath 

J. Greg and Rita Merrion 

Mesa Air Group 

Gerald & Helen Moser 

Mountain Air Drilling Service Company 

N.A.C.E. International Sandia 

Mountain Section 

New Mexico Land and Title Association 

New Mexico Student Loans 

Ann Noel 

Northwest New Mexico National 

Association of Life Underwriters 

C. H. and Linda Nye 

Orthopedic Associates 

Don Paulek 

Petroleum Accountants Society of San 

Juan Basin 

James S. Phillips 


Giving 

David and Maxine Pierce 

PNM / San Juan Generating Station 

Gregg and Tamara Price 

Process Equipment & Service Company 

Renews Auto Parts & Equipment 

Robert and Maxine Rhien 

Ed and Mary Lou Rhodes 

John and Jean Ritzenthaler 

Jason and Stacy Sandel 

Priscilla Sandlin 

San Juan Automotive/ASE 

San Juan Basin Chapter of New Mexico 

Society of CPAs 

San Juan Center for Independence 

San Juan County Board of Realtors 

San Juan Regional Medical Center 

Don Schreiber and Family 

Dr. Joe Sharpe 

Dr’s. Carl & Carol Spencer 

Amanda Sutherlin 

J. Wayne Tarpley 

Clinton and Dixie Taylor 

Miriam Taylor 

Myron and Revis Taylor 

Nick and Shirley Tinnin 

Victor and Debby Titus – The Titus 

Law Firm 

Totah Chapter of the Military Officers 

Association of America 

Toyota Technical Education Network 

(T-TEN) 

Tres Rios A.B.A.T.E. of New Mexico, Inc. 

United States Department of Education 

– Title III 

George and Patricia Wagner 

D. Craig and Becky Walling 

M. Herman Walters 

Joe Watson 

Marlo and Louise Webb 

Wells Fargo - Farmington 

Dr. Stuart and Jane Wilson 

Kenneth and Loah Woodrum 

Mildred Wright 

Ziems Ford Corners 

HONORARIUM 

Gifts were made in honor of the 

following individuals. 

Gayle Dean 

Thomas Dugan 

Bethany Evans 

Daniel Evans 

Paul Evans 

Jeffrey Hetrick 

Peggy Morgan 

MEMORIALS 

Gifts were made in loving memory 

of the following individuals 

Lou Allison 

Bruce Beckstead 

Eleanor Bennett 

Daniel Bickel 

Mark Steven Brown 

Sunnie Casebolt 

Melissa Ginn 

Gary Golden 

Debbie Gonzales 

Nathan Hagen 

Virginia Henry 

Jeffrey Hetrick 

Nellie Horvath 

Dwayne Howle 

Thomas Carl Jacobs 

Betty McBee 

Paul McClendon 

Joan McCollister 

Kathleen McDonald Noble 

Stella Montoya 

Eliot O’Brien 

John Ritzenthaler 

Wilda Schlenker 

Ray Stevens 

Jason Walters 

MaryJo Walters 

Wally Joe Walters 

Cara Beth White 

Jack Wilson 

Jane Wynhoff 

John Thompson, San Juan College Board member (pictured 

center); thanks Merrion Scholar Program sponsors T. Greg 

Merrion (pictured left), and Neil Merrion (pictured right). 

FELLOWS CLUB $100,000 and up 

(CUMULATIVE GIVING) 

American Petroleum Institute 

APS / Four Corners Power Plant 

APS Foundation, Inc. 

Basic Energy Services 

Bayless Charitable Fund 


Bolack Museum Foundation / 

Tommy Bolack 

Border States Electric 

BP America, Inc. 

Carl and Lola Brown 

Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Co. 

Chevron U.S.A. 

Citizens Bank 



ConocoPhillips Company 

Cooper Energy Services 

Robert and Mary Culpepper 

DaimlerChrysler Donation Program 


Daniels Fund 

Alva C. Dickerhoff 

James R. Dickerhoff 

Dugan Production Corporation 

Thomas Dugan 

El Paso Field Services 

First National Bank of Farmington 


Gas Compressor Association 

The Estate of Guinevere Head-Brady 

Intel Corporation 

Arthur A. Jaquez 

Kenneth Larsen 

Bert Levine 

Lincoln O’Brien Foundation, Inc. 

Merrion Oil & Gas Foundation 

Mesa Air Group 

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global 

Impact Funding Trust Inc. 

C. H. and Linda Nye 


Robert and Maxine Rhien 



Clinton and Dixie Taylor 

Miriam Mumma Taylor 

Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. 

U.S. Dept. of Education - Title III 

United Indian Traders Association 

Wells Fargo Bank New Mexico N.A. 

Loah D. Woodrum Trust 

The Williams Companies, Inc. 

The Williams Foundation 

REGENTS CLUB $25,000 to 

$99,999.99 (CUMULATIVE GIVING) 

7-2-11 Food Stores, Inc. 

Ager Excavating 

All American Technical Team 

Ruth Allison 

Anonymous - Durango 

A-Plus Well Service, Inc. 

Ariel Corporation 

Aztec Well Servicing Company, Inc. 

Babcock & Wilcox Construction Co. 

David Bacon, CPA, PC 

Bank of America 

Bank of America Foundation, Inc. 

Robert and Bernice Bayless 

Thomas F. Bolack 

Pamela Breithaupt 

Walter and Carolyn Bump 

Cameron 

Caterpillar, Inc. 

Mary Elizabeth Christian 


Cummins Rocky Mountain, LLC 


DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund 

Dawn Trucking Company 


The Denver Foundation 

Dial Oil Company 

J.A. and Jo Ann Drake 

Dresser-Rand Company 

Doug and Evangeline Echols 

Electrical Energy Services, Inc. 

Ellucian 

Energen Corporation 

Farmington Freightliner 


The First Tee 

The Frame Corner, Inc. 

General Motors Corporation 


Hastings Entertainment, Inc. 

Cecil and Betty Henry 

Hollister-Stier Laboratories, LLC 

Ignition Systems & Controls 

Independent Mobility Systems, Inc. 

Richard and Laura Ledbetter 

Sylvia Little 

Lufkin Industries 

Roselyn Martin Shaw 

McCune Charitable Foundation 

Merrion Oil & Gas Corporation 

Microsoft AATP Program 

Mobil Oil 

Stella Montoya 

N.A.C.E. International, Sandia 


Steve and Susan Nelson 

New Mexico Community Foundation 


Oil & Gas Equipment Corporation / 

Kimray, Inc. 


Martin and Beverly Pierce 

PNMR Services Company 

Precision Tool & Distribution 

Process Equipment & Service Co. 

Quadco 

Qwest 

Scotty & Aleata Raymond 

Rig Equipment & Supply Company 

San Juan Concrete Company 

San Juan County Abstract & Title 

Company 

San Juan County New Mexico 


Auxiliary 

San Juan United Way 

Schreiber Insurance Agency Inc. 

Kevon Smith 


Technology Integration Group 

United States Golf Association 

Foundation, Inc. 

Waste Management of New Mexico, Inc. 

Waukesha Engine, Dresser Inc. 


Dean and Betty Wolcott 

World Golf Foundation 

XTO Energy, Inc. 

Y & S Candies (Hershey Food 

Corporation) 

PRESIDENTS CLUB $10,000 to 

$24,999.99 (CUMULATIVE GIVING) 

Aetna Foundation, Inc. 

Albuquerque TVI Foundation, Inc. 

James and Margo Allee 


Alltel Communications 

American Business Women’s 

Association 

American Furniture Company 

American Indian Education Foundation 

Anonymous – Farmington 

Arapahoe Drilling Co., Inc. 

Armstrong-Coury Insurance 


Basin Disposal, Inc. 

David Berry, CPA, PC 

Blue Jet 

Ron and Nora Boice 

BPOE Lodge 1747 

Eric and Janice Bruce 

Bureau of Land Management 

Dr. Robert and Janet Burns 


Mrs. H. R. Carter 

CellularOne 

Chandler & Company, LLP 

Cheney-Walters-Echols, Inc. 

The Chrysler Foundation 

City of Farmington 


Dr. Jack and Nancy Coats 

Clarion and Barbara Cochran 

The College Board - Southwestern 

Regional Office 

The Community Foundation of Greater 

Birmingham 

James and Dianna Collins 

Bonnie Connelly 

Consolidation Coal Company 

Eleanor Brown Cornelius 

Harvey and Linda Kay Crowley 

The Daily Times 


David H. Paul, Inc. 

The Hon. John and Gayle Dean 

Ron and Sue Dial 

Distribution Management Corporation 

Dollar General Literacy Foundation 

Steve and Melinda Dunn 

Eagle Point 

ECOM America, Ltd. 

Enterprise Products Operating LLC 

E-spaces N.V.S.A. 

Gerald and Sharon Farm 


Faver’s Homes, Inc. 

Fesco Contracting Company, Inc. 

First Presbyterian Church 

Fleming & Goff, P.A. 

Randy Follis 

Four Corners Conference, Inc. 

Four Corners Electric Company, Inc. 

Four-Four, Inc. 

Friends of Father Kenneth Robertson 

Garcia & Company Jewelers 


Gateway Companies, Inc. 

Mickey Ginn 

Kerwin Gober 

The Greenville Foundation 

Greer Stafford / SJCF, Inc. 



Hagen-Dimmick Development Co., Ltd. 

Pete and Judy Harmon 

Kenneth Heil 

Dr. James and Tycie Henderson 

Dr. Pierre and Jung Ja Herding 

Ernie and Faye Hunsaker 

Integrity Networking Systems, Inc. 

Intel Foundation 

James and Mary Lou Jacobs 

Jaynes Corporation 

William and Leone Jensen 

Kelco, Inc. 

Kinder Morgan Foundation 

Cecilia King 

Tommy Kitchens 


KPMG - LLP 

LeROI Compressors 

The Lumpkin Foundation 

Macnat LLC. 

Paul and Elsie Mains 

Edgar and Donna Mann 

Robert and Lynda McBride 

Muriel McCulloch 

Kerry and Phyllis Meier 

Merrion Family Foundation 

Mountain Air Drilling Service Co. LLP 

Gordon Mumma 

Jeffrey and Kathy Jo Myers 

New Mexico Land Title Association 

New Mexico Mortgage Finance 

Authority 

Noel’s, Inc. 

Kevin and Julie Ortenblad 

Orthopedic Associates, P.A. 

Karen Mumma Palmer 

Don Paulek 

The Pepsi Bottling Group 

Foundation, Inc. 

Petroleum Accountants Society of 

San Juan Basin 

James Phillips and Dr. Pat Armell 

PNM / SJGS - Emergency Response 

Team 

Ronald and Carolyn Proctor 

Riley Industrial Services, Inc. 

Jean L. Ritzenthaler 

Robert L. Bayless, Producer LLC 

Jack and Martha Roberts 

Dr. Hugh and Elizabeth Rogers 

Rust Tractor Company 

Ruth Brown Foundation 

San Juan Basin Chapter - NM Society 

of CPAs 

San Juan Center for Independence 

San Juan College Building Trades 

Students 

San Juan Compression, LLC 

San Juan County Board of Realtors, Inc. 

San Juan Nurseries, Inc. 

San Juan Reproduction Company 

San Juan Rotary Club 

Jason and Stacy Sandel 

Jerry and Clair Sandel 

Dr. J.E. and Jacque Sheppeck 

Dr. Dan Smith 

Millie Speer 

Drs. Carl and Carol Spencer 

SunRay Gaming of New Mexico, LLC 

Swift Transportation 

Michael Tacha 

Target Stores 

Telluride Ski & Golf Company 

Thriftway Marketing Corporation 

Victor and Debby Titus - The Titus 

Law Firm 


Triple S Trucking Company, Inc. 

The Totah Chapter - Military Officers 


D. C. and Lucylle Turner 

United State Golf Association 

Uselman Construction Company 

Verizon Wireless 

Visual Health Information Stretching 

Charts, Inc. 

W. W. Grainger, Inc. 

Wagner Equipment Company 

Wallace Chevrolet Cadillac, LLC. 

D. Craig and Becky Walling 

Wal-Mart 

M. Herman Walters 

Steve and Teresa Wamel 

Webb Automotive Group 


Wells Fargo Foundation 

Tom L. Wheeler 

Jack and Martha Wilson 

Woods Insurance Service, Inc. 

Mildred Wright 

Charlene Younger 


SUN CLUB $1,000 and up 

(ANNUAL GIVING) 

7-2-11 Food Stores, Inc. 

Aetna Foundation, Inc. 


Ruth Allison 

American Society of Safety Engineers, 

Four Corners Chapter 

A-Plus Well Service, Inc. 

Ariel Corporation 

Aztec Well Servicing Company, Inc. 

David Bacon, CPA, PC 

Bayless Charitable Fund 


Juanell Blasingame 

Dr. David and Sara Lee Bramhall 

Pamela Breithaupt 

Eric and Janice Bruce 

Chevron U.S.A. 

Citizens Bank 

Jerry and Phyllis Clayton 


Dr. Jack and Nancy Coats 



James and Dianna Collins 


Robert and Mary Culpepper 



De Nae’s Boutique 

The Hon. John and Gayle Dean 

The Denver Foundation 

Thomas Dugan 

Steve and Melinda Dunn 

Ellucian 

Energy Maintenance & Construction, Inc. 

David Eppich 

Farmington Noonday Civitan Club 

Four Corners Ambulatory Surgery 

Center, LLC 

The Frame Corner, Inc. 


Gas Compressor Association 

Kerwin Gober 

Twila Goodding 

Curtis and Becky Gurley 

Gurley Law Firm 

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. 

Les and Karen Houghton 

Jerry and Becky Huskey 

Integrity Networking Systems, Inc. 

J Bar S Enterprises DBA 

Jicarilla Apache Energy Corporation 


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Kelco, Inc. 

Richard and Laura Ledbetter 

Bert Levine 

Kerry and Phyllis Meier 

Merrion Oil & Gas Foundation 

Rita Merrion 

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global 

Impact Funding Trust Inc. 

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC 

Jeffrey and Kathy Jo Myers 

Steve and Susan Nelson 

New Mexico Dental Foundation 

Oil & Gas Equipment Corporation / 

Kimray, Inc. 

O’Neal Steel, Inc. 



Red River Compression 

Mary Rhodes 

Rig Equipment & Supply Company 

Riley Industrial Services, Inc. 

Robert L. Bayless, Producer LLC 

San Juan College Building Trades 

Students 

San Juan College PTA Student 

Association 

San Juan County Abstract & Title 

Company 

San Juan County New Mexico 


San Juan United Way 

Jerry and Clair Sandel 

Si Senor Restaurant 

SunRay Gaming of New Mexico, LLC 

Michael Tacha 



Technology Integration Group 



Twin Stars Ltd. 

W. W. Grainger, Inc. 

Steve and Teresa Wamel 

Wells Fargo Bank New Mexico, N.A. 

The Williams Companies, Inc. 

The Williams Foundation 



XTO Energy, Inc. 

Yoakum Services 

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FOUNDERS CLUB $500 - $999.99 


Harry S. Allen Trust 

Wynn Anderson 

Nick and Alicia Blasingame 

Bloomfield Senior Citizens Center 

Dr. Robert and Janet Burns 

D.J. Simmons, Inc. 

Kathleen Gross 

Dr. Sheryl Hruska 

Kenneth and Hazel Leach 

Miller Stratvert, P.A. 

Joyce Mills 

Navajo Engineering & Construction 

Authority 

New Mexico Professional Surveyors 

Assoc., - Four Corners Chapter 

New Mexico Society of Professional 

Engineers - SJ Basin Chapter 

Donald and Mary Pigford 

San Juan Association of Educational 

Retirees 

San Juan College Business Office Staff 

San Juan County Gem & Mineral 

Society 

Robert and Marsha Smith 

Up With People 

Dr. Callie Vanderbilt 

Jeff and Deborah Young 

FRIENDS CLUB - To $499.99 


Seth and Elizabeth Abrahamson 

Dr. Merrill Adams 

Karen Allen 

Stacey Allen 

Dan Alston 

Bruce and Mellody Anderson 

Animas Credit Union 

Armstrong-Coury Insurance 

Joan Arrowsmith 

Carolynne Attaway 

Connie Auck 

Christine Baade 

Richard and Jane Banes 

Carol Barg 

Robert and Evelyn Barg 

Alice Barnard 

Basin Coordinated Health Care, Inc. 

Dr. Paula Baxter 

David Beavers 


Tony and Diane Bennett 

Michele Berkey 

Roland and Elaine Berkey 

Greta Berry 

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority - Xi Chi 

Chapter 

Jon Betz 

Danny and Rosalia Beyhan 

Steve Biernacki 

Sherrie Biringer 

Dr. Bruce and Marjorie Black 

Watson and Stacey Bradley 

Felix and Viola Briones 

Nathan and Sandra Broadhead 

Thomas Burns 

Dr. John and Carol Burris 

Abigail Calcote 

Vaai Calles 

Carol Carreon 

Cascade Bottled Water & Coffee 

Service 

Casey Financial Consulting 

Aline Cass 

Barbara Caton 

Maria Chacon 

Chandler & Company, LLP 

Janella Chapline 

Chili’s Grill & Bar 

Citizens Trust & Investment Corp. 

Robert Comer 

Amy Cooper 

Jason and Andrea Cooper 

Cy and Manalynn Cooper 

Richard and Denise Corcoran 

Pamela Coy 

Mary Cummins 

John and Maxine Dean 

Kama Dean 

Liesl Dees 

Richard DeLaBarcena 

Gordon DeSpain 

Maria Dodson 

J. H. Durrett, Jr. 

Linann Easley 

Richard and Naoma Ekwall 

D. J. and Gwen Elkins 

John and Doris Evans 

Gary and Melodie Eyster 

Ben and MaryAnne Facio 

Farmington Fire Equipment and 

Safety 

Wanda Farris 

Richard and Patsy Felter 

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund 

Charles and Joyce Freuden 

Hans Freuden 

Kathleen Fulton 

Dianne Garcia 

Rodolfo and Christine Garcia 

Linda Garrison 

Sherri Gaugh 

Frank George 

Richard and Eileen Gerding 

Julie Glasser 

Patricia Goff 

Tom and Norma Grant 

William and Margaret Gray 

Guy and Alfreda Green 

Richard Greenaker 

Greer Stafford / SJCF, Inc. 

Susan Grimes 

Sherry Hair 

Tim and Karla Halphen 

Leon and Leanna Hanhardt 

Kenneth and Helen Hare 

The Hon. Harris Hartz 

Hastings Entertainment, Inc. 

Michael Hattabaugh 

Mary Hayes 

Henry Production, Inc. 

Debbie Hernandez 

Gary and Shirley Hetrick 

Jane Hetrick 

Mary Hibbetts 

Debby Hibner 

Marty and W. Hill 

Dr. Donna Hobbs 

Cynthia Hodges 

Donald and Dr. Victoria Holmsten 

Deborah Honstad 

Horiba International Corporation 

Norman and Sue Howey 

Lloyd and Dana Husted 

James and Mary Lou Jacobs 

Raymond John 

Ken Johnson 

Sandra Johnson 

Susan Johnson 

Jack Kant 

Fred Karlin 

Kenneth Kernagis 

Karen King 

Pete and Jeanette Kinnas 

Janet Kittell 

Arthur Kraemer 

Mary Kraly 

Paul and Janet Krmpotich 

Michael and Diana Lacey 

Michael and Dolores Lane 

Diana Lang 

Georgia Lewis 

Larry and Melanie Lewis 

William Lewis 

Laura Liebel 

Debbie Limback 

Russell Litke 

Lee-anne Lord 

Murdoch Maloney 

Debra Manwill 

Dr. Julius Manz 

Cori Mapp 

Valerie Martin 

Carolyn Martinez 

Maria Martinez 

Monica Martinez 

Kimberly Mathes 

James McBee 

Mari McClanahan 

Terry McCollister 

Muriel McCulloch 

Jerry McKeen 

Douglas and Cynthia McNealy 

Dr. John and Dorothy McNeill 

William McQueen 

Melissa Meechan 

Sarah Menapace-Walker 

Mercy Regional Medical Center 

Scott Michlin 

Millennium Insurance Agency 

Dr. Jimmy and Sylvia Miller 

Therese Millis 

Rebecca Minton 

Dr. Ralph and Annette Moorehead 

Mo-Te, Inc. 

Mary Mould 

Allan Nass 

Newcomers Club of San Juan County 

Donna Ogilvie 

Tony Otero 

Donella Owen 

Randy Pacheco 

Dr. Judith Palier 

Lowell Parrish 

Laura Pate 

Randall and Sherry Paxson 

Shelley Peterson 

Michele Picotte 

Hart and Susan Pierce 

Jim and Gina Quesenbury 

Jeffery and Vonda Rabuck 

Cathy Radojits 

Krista Rainwater 

James and Dr. Vicky Ramakka 

Jael Raymond 

Red Mesa Trading Co., Inc. 

Marie Redenbach 

Theresa Reherman 

Jean Ritzenthaler 

John Ritzenthaler 

Patricia Roach 

Lois Roberts 

Barbara Rodrigue 

James Rooker 

Major Robert and Mary Rozzell 

Bonnie Rung 

San Juan College Tutoring Center 

Marilyn Sanders 

Leonard and Pam Scalzi 

Mindi-Kim Schrum 

Marie Schumacher 

Charles and Holly Self 

Cuff and Noreen Sellmeyer 

Jacqueline Sena 

George and Melissa Sharpe 

Dr. Joseph Sharpe 

Dr. Nancy Shepherd 

David and Helen Smith 

Samuel Smith 

Garry and Marie Smothers 

Brian Steen 

Collin and Sherida Stewart 

George and Jennifer Stewart 

Carr and Willie Stolworthy 

Dennis Swenk 

Matthew and Joan Symonds 

Mark and Joellen Talbot 

Kenneth and Patricia Tharp 

Richard and Shirley Toliver 

Nicole Triplett 

Harold Tso, Jr. 

Mip van Suchtelen 

Wagon Wheel Pawn and Trading 

Company 

LuAnn Walton 

Wells Fargo Wealth Management 

Group 

Jason Wentz 

John and Dorothy Westerman 

Miles and Valerie Wheeler 

John and Marilyn White 

Russell Whiting 

Gail Williams 

Robert and Cindy Williams 

Vernon Willie 

Jeanne Wilson 

John and Debby Witner 

Bart Womack 

Jeffrey Wood 

Dr. David Wright 

Lisa Wurtz 

Christine Young 

Jane Zalesky 

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS 

Allen Theatres (2) 

APS-Four Corners Power Plant (3) 


Bank of America (2) 

Bob and Betty Berry 

W. L. Blasingame Family 

Scott and Eleanor Brown 

BP 


Chevron USA 

Citizens Bank 


Consolidation Coal Company 


“Treacherously” 

Maxine M. and John A. Dean, Sr. 


Joyce and Harry Donald 

Rex and Nancy Dunn 

Ellucian 




GED Students – J. Wayne Tarpley 


Grade Court – Coleman Family 

Foundation 



Manuel and Thelma Hastings 

Holiday Inn of Farmington 

Independent Mobility Systems 

Eleanor Norman Kelly Nursing 


Jim and Betty Kleinegger 

Kenneth W. Larsen 

Law Enforcement 

Dick and Laura Ledbetter 

J. Greg and Rita Merrion 

Merrion Oil & Gas Corporation 

Mountain Air Drilling Service 

Company, LLP 



New Mexico Land Title Association 

“Chili Currier” 


Northwest District Dental Society of 

New Mexico 

Northwest NM National Association of 

Life Underwriters 

Orthopedic Associates PA 

Petroleum Accountants Society of 

San Juan Basin (2) 

PNM / San Juan Generating Station (2) 

PTA 1998 

Gregg Price 

Renews Auto Parts and Equipment 

Richardson Bannahan 

Austin Roberts-Lois Roberts Givler 

San Juan County Board of Realtors 


San Juan College Automotive /ASE 

Dr. Carol Spencer 


Nick and Shirley Tinnin 



Toyota Technical Education Network 

(T-TEN) 


Waste Management of New Mexico, Inc. 


Dr. Stuart and Jane Wilson (2) 


ENDOWED MEMORIAL 

SCHOLARSHIPS 

Aileen R. Stage Memorial 

Angie Amerman Memorial 

Beverly Bakkum Memorial 

Robert and Bernice Bayless Memorial 

John J. Benally Memorial 

Goldie and Quenton Brewer Memorial 

John Carl Brown Memorial (2) 

John M. Christensen Memorial 

Wilma R. Cochran Memorial 

Herb Cox Memorial 

Alva Dickerhoff Memorial (2) 

James Dickerhoff Memorial 

James and Margaret Dickerhoff 

Memorial 

Gladys Pauline Drake Memorial 

Mary Dugan Memorial 

Jack and Della Mae Echols Memorial 

Roger Feurt Memorial 

Herb Friddle Memorial 

Melissa Ginn Memorial 

Gary Golden Memorial 

Celeste Elaine Gordon Memorial 

Steven Griffith Memorial 

Stanley Harland Memorial 

Mary Harper Memorial 

Head-Brady Memorial 

Jeffrey B. Henderson Memorial 

Jeffrey L. Hetrick Memorial 

Dr. Robert & Joan Hume Memorial 

Thomas Jacobs Memorial 

Alvina Martinez Jaquez Memorial 

Art Jaquez Memorial 

Bobby Kellenaers Memorial 

June and Charles Keller Memorial 

C.O. Kendrick Memorial 

Bryce King Memorial 

Lucille Levine Memorial 

Frank and Luke Martin Memorial 

Kathy Cummins McDonald Memorial 

Rubey McGarrh Memorial 

Dr. Donald M. Megill Memorial 

Mesa Air Group Pilot Memorial 

Colgan Thomas Mumma Memorial 

Joy Noel Memorial 

C.H. and Linda Nye Memorial 

Shirley K. Thompson Paulek 

Memorial 

Red and Ted Pennington Memorial 

Edwin A. Rhodes Memorial 

Ray, Terri, and Gregory Rhodes 

Memorial 

Dr. John Ritzenthaler Memorial 

Father Kenneth Robertson Memorial 

Nancy Sandel Memorial 

Harold E. Schaefer, Jr. Memorial 

Sadie Schreiber Memorial 

Joseph William Tarpley / Fran 

Sandoval Memorial 

Clinton and Dixie Taylor Memorial 

H. Merrill Taylor Memorial 

Miriam Mumma Taylor Memorial (2) 

Charles and Viola Titus Memorial 

Angelo Turano Memorial 

Douglas C. and Thelma Ruth Wade 

Memorial 

Lorraine L. Wadman Memorial 

Brian Christopher Wagner Memorial 

Gary and Ben Walling Memorial 

Walters Family Memorial 

Joe and Joy Watson Memorial 

K.O. Wilbanks Memorial 

Raho Williams Memorial 

Grace B. Wilson Memorial 

Kenneth and Loah Woodrum 

Memorial 

ENDOWED STUDENT AWARDS 

Bryce and Cecilia Ballinger-King 

Chemistry Prize 

Lucy Student Award 

San Juan Basin Chapter of New 

Mexico Society of CPAs 

San Juan College Transfer Student 

Award 

Gayle Dean, San Juan College Foundation executive director, 

congratulated student speakers on their accomplishments at 

the Foundation Scholarship Reception. Pictured left to right: 

Elaine Myers, Spencer Church, Gayle Dean, Lauren Wright. 

ENDOWED FACULTY AWARDS 

Annabelle Friddle Faculty Excellence 

Award 

Lou and Ruth Allison Faculty 

Excellence Award 

ENDOWED STAFF AWARDS 

Fran Sandoval Support Staff 

Excellence Award 

Stu and Jane Wilson Professional 

Staff Excellence Award 

ENDOWED DISTINGUISHED 

TEACHING CHAIRS 

General Studies / Annabelle Friddle 

Literacy and Math / Sam and Sherry 

Butler, Citizens Bank, David and 

Maxine Pierce 

Native American Studies / BHP 

Billiton New Mexico Coal 

Nursing / Tom, Sherman and Sally 

Dugan 

ENDOWED PROGRAM SUPPORT 

Allied Health Programs 

Myrle Bogle Memorial – Library 

Support 

Mary Elizabeth Christian – Native 

American Nursing Students 

Mentoring & Tutoring 

Bert Levine – Library Support 

Colgan Thomas Mumma Memorial – 

Music Programs 

Lincoln O’Brien Foundation – General 

Miriam Mumma Taylor Memorial – 

Library Support 

United States Department of 

Education – Title III 

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS 

Harry S. Allen Memorial 

American Petroleum Institute – Four 

Corners Chapter 

American Society of Safety Engineers 

Four Corners Chapter 

Bloomfield Senior Center 

Building Trades 

Chevron USA Energy Programs 

Chevron USA General Programs 

Chevron USA Petroleum Technology 

Lease Operator 

James Childers Memorial 

Coleman Family Foundation Grade 

Court 


DaimlerChrysler 

Roy G. Dalpra Memorial 

Daniels Opportunity Award 


Farmington Evening Lions Club 

Four Corners Conference for 

Professional Development 

Debbie Gonzales Memorial 

Grainger Tools for Tomorrow 

Intel Corporation 

Key to the World of Music and 

Theatre 

Bert Levine 

Kinder Morgan Foundation 



Newcomers Club of San Juan County 

New Mexico Dental Foundation 

New Mexico Professional Surveyors 

Association, Robert B. Stannard 

Jr. Memorial 

New Mexico Society of Professional 

Engineers - SJ Basin Chap., 

Robert B. Stannard Jr. Memorial 

Betty M. Noggle Memorial 

Pinon Hills Golf Association, S. A. 

“Tinny” Sandoval Memorial 

Debbie Prell Memorial Math & 

Science 

San Juan County Commissioners 

San Juan County Fair Executive 

Board 

San Juan County Gem & Mineral 

Society 

San Juan Educational Retirees 

Association 

School of Energy Gas Compression 

“Show Me The Money” 

Josh Smith Technical 

Ray Stevens Memorial 

J. Wayne Tarpley GED 

Wells Fargo and Aztec Well Servicing 

Golf Scramble 

Williams Foundation 



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Annual Report Data 2011-12 

Annual Report Data 2011-12 

CREDIT ACTIVITIES 

Annual 2010-11 2011-12 

Annual 2010-11 2011-12 Annual 2010-11 2011-12 Annual 2010-11 2011-12 Annual 2010-11 2011-12 Annual 2010-11 2011-12 

Annual Student Count (unduplicated)* 18,068 18,456 

Full-time Equivalent Credits (annualized) 5,404 5,499 

Degrees and Certificates 2011/12 848 1,108 

*The annual unduplicated student count is less than the sum of semester 

unduplicated student counts as some students attended more than 

one semester. 

Summer 11 

Student Count (unduplicated) 5,177 5,231 

Full-time Equivalent Credits (annualized) 643 627 

Credit Course/Sections 727 720 

Fall 11 



Credit Course/Sections 1,789 1,893 

Spring 12 



Credit Course/Sections 1,835 1,882 

Early Admit / Dual Credit – High School 

Early Admit 

Student Count (unduplicated) 92 121 


Credit Course/Sections (enrolled in). 147 205 

Dual Credit 



Credit Course/Sections (enrolled in) 271 359 

Center for Workforce Training** 




**Several CWT non-credit courses were changed to credit in 2011-12 

accounting for the large increase in credit activity from 2010-11 to 

2011-12. 

ENCORE 




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Online Learning 




OFF-CAMPUS CENTERS 

San Juan College East 

Credit Enrollment (duplicated) 1,035 900 



Non-credit Student Count (unduplicated) 62 30 

Kids Kollege Student Count 23 30 

Non-credit Course/Sections 8 6 

Kids Kollege Course/Sections 4 6 

Non-credit Contact Hours 1,056 430 

Adult Education Patron Usage 

(GED, ABE, ESL, Project Read) 53 46 

Other Patron Usage N/A 13,054 

San Juan College West 

Credit Enrollment (duplicated) 653 615 



Non-credit Student Count (unduplicated) 0 18 


Non-credit Course/Sections 0 2 


Non-credit Contact Hours 0 210 

Adult Education Patron Usage 

(GED, ABE, ESL, Project Read) 66 44 

Library Gate Count 20,600 19,678 

Other Patron Usage 15,824 13,227 

NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES 

Adult Education 

Total Students 

(completed minimum of 12 hours of instruction) 811 636 

Beginning Literacy (Project Read) 21 33 

Adult Basic Education 561 568 

Adult Secondary Education 28 22 

English as a Second Language 201 114 

GED Graduates (who went through 

Adult Education program) 110 94 

GED Graduates (who passed GED in 

11-12 and attended SJC ABE 

program in previous years) N/A 70 

Center for Student Engagement 

Students Tutored (unduplicated) 1,912 2,162 

On-line Tutorials Available to Students 122 136 

Smart Lab Users (unduplicated) 1,173 1,265 

Smart Lab Contact Hours 7,417 14,504 

New Student Orientation / Registration 495 1,822 

Center for Workforce Training*** 


Student Enrollment (duplicated) 1,191 203 

Contract Training and Center for 

Workforce Course/Sections 125 23 

Student Contact Hours 13,427 978 

Organizations Served 72 9 

***Several CWT non-credit courses were changed to credit in 2011-12 accounting 

for the large decrease in non-credit activity from 2010-11 to 2011-12. 

Child and Family Resources Departments 

Child and Family Development Center 

Practicum Students Supervised (unduplicated) 92 45 

Practicum Student Contact Hours 4,650 1,790 

Direct Services to Children 189 181 

Families Provided Direct Services 374 152 

Service Learning Hours N/A 82 

Nursing Student Practicum Hours N/A 144 

College Student Observation Hours N/A 295 

Regional Conference Attendance 62 28 

Organizations Served 9 12 

Training and Technical Assistance Program 

Workshops/Training Events Offered 112 157 

Workshops/Training Events Total Hours 1,600 2,760 

Child Care and Service Referrals 100 88 

Toy Lending Library/Parent Resource 

Check-out 225 573 

Technical Assistance Hours to Child 

Care Centers 1,485 1,325 

Workshops/Training Events Enrollment 

(duplicated) 900 1,572 

Community Learning Center (including Kids Kollege)**** 



Student Enrollment (duplicated) 3,902 3,204 

Kids Kollege Enrollment 1,387 1,359 

Course/Sections 350 322 

Kids Kollege Course/Sections 142 141 

Contact Hours 42,827 38,625 

Kids Kollege Contact Hours 14,355 13,822 

****In 2011-2012, CLC did not include Bus Institute. With Bus Institute, Student 

Enrollment (duplicated) is 3,530 and Contact Hours are 42,393. 

Dental 

Number of Patients 2,314 2,332 

Enterprise Center 

Companies in Business Incubation (on-site all year) 10 12 

Graduate Companies This Year 2 2 

Square Footage Leased: 

Office Space 51% 71% 

Production Space 53% 63% 

Companies Involved Since December ’99 51 53 

Estimate of Direct Jobs Created on Annual Basis 39 38 

Facility Usage by Community 

Meeting Rooms 41,960 43,041 

Theater, Music, Art, Performance 48,496 47,976 

Fire Tower 

Number of Days Used 159 171 

User Groups Served 9 14 

Number of Students 2,503 2,544 

Health and Human Performance Center 

Health and Human Performance Center 

Total Number of Visits 186,535 202,959 

Group Exercise Participants 14,944 16,296 

Outside User Groups Participants 2,965 3,682 

Climbing Facility 

Total Number of Participants 8,190 9,624 

Community Program/Birthday Party 

Celebration Participants 4,782 4,388 

Day Climbers 3,408 5,236 

High Endeavors Challenge Course 

Total Number of Participants 718 1,413 

San Juan College Participants 168 212 

Community Participants 358 560 

Farmington Municipal Schools Participants 192 641 

Outdoor Equipment Rental Center 

Total Rentals 513 487 

Total User Days 14,364 13,586 

Community Events 

Leadership New Mexico Raft Rides 22 26 

Outdoor Film Festival Patrons 120 125 

Intramural 

Intramural Participants 2,109 1,347 

5K All Terrain Race Participants 21 7 

Fit Club Participants 172 180 

Softball Tourney Participants 87 113 

Library 

Use of Library 

Online Databases Accessed 335,105 490,898 

Students Attending Library Skill Instruction 3,419 3,378 

Reference Queries 2,735 3,633 

Interlibrary Loan Transactions 1,560 1,368 

Library Facilities 

Books Housed 101,644 98,602 

Full-text Electronic Journals 39,129 38,142 

Full-text Electronic Books 21,435 23,443 

Books in Spanish 1,256 1,234 

Books in the Southwest Room 6,702 7,644 

Books in the Carter Memorial Room 

(Earth Science) 2,192 2,192 

Law Library 17,586 17,931 

Salmon Ruins Museum Library 3,925 4,106 

Center for Teaching Excellence 1,187 1,245 

SJC West Campus Library 9,934 7,388 

Journals 309 256 

English Newspapers Online 2,408 3,175 

Spanish Newspapers Online 146 173 

Online Databases 101 94 

Gate Count (visitors to library) 145,537 146,919 

Main Circulation (items borrowed) N/A 26,508 

Planetarium 

Shows 185 188 

Guests 8,468 8,751 

Small Business Development Center 

Workshops 49 57 

Workshop Attendance 520 652 

Number of Clients Counseled 670 477 

New Businesses 28 26 

Jobs Created 87 108 

Jobs Retained N/A 19 

Volunteer Center 

SJC Students Participating in Service Learning 727 955 

SJC Instructors Assisting Service Learning 50 54 

Community Members Referred to Volunteer 

Opportunities 54 90 

Volunteers Engaged in Community Projects 57 315 


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Budget 2012-13 

San Juan College Budget 2012-13 

(for fiscal year ending 6/30/2013)Revenues 

State Appropriations 23,198,700 

Local Taxes 14,770,267 

Tuition and Fees 11,342,740 

Sales and Services 1,720,640 

Investment Income 398,768 

Contracts and Grants 240,458 

Other Revenue 877,467 

Total Revenue 52,549,040 

Expenditures 

Instruction 26,391,531 

Academic Support 4,381,461 

Student Support 4,926,328 

Institutional Support 6,621,216 

Physical Plant 6,090,990 

Public Service 1,725,998 

Student Aid 327,000 

Independent Operations 210,477 

Other* 1,874,039 

Total Expenditures 52,549,040 

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Net Excess/(Deficit) 0 

* Other includes set asides for capital improvements, renewal or 

replacement of facilities and equipment, and support of other auxiliary 

or internal service operations. 

Source: Approved 2012-13 Operating Budget 

San Juan College 

4601 College Boulevard 

Farmington, NM 87402 

505-326-3311 

www.sanjuancollege.edu

Annual Report - San Juan College

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