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Apr 23, 2025

MEDIA ADVISORY: Integrated Education and Training Institute set to host informational event

MEDIA ADVISORY

Contact : Auriella Ortiz

Auriella.Ortiz@hed.nm.gov

(505) 467-9605

April 23, 2025

MEDIA ADVISORY: Integrated Education and Training Institute set to host informational event

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Higher Education Department on Thursday will host the Integrated Education and Training (IET) Institute in Santa Fe, an event that will focus on developing innovative solutions for workforce development in New Mexico.

WHAT: Integrated Education and Training Institute

WHO: New Mexico Higher Education Department and Propel IET

WHEN : April 24, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

WHERE: Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza – Mesa A

100 Sandoval St., Santa Fe, NM 87501

The event will explore how IET programs can serve as a cornerstone of the state’s workforce system, hear from inspiring leaders in education and community, and witness real success stories that highlight the transformative power of innovative IET programs making a positive impact in New Mexico. IET programs at department-funded adult education programs offer integrated courses where adult learners engage in contextualized adult education or literacy services while completing workforce preparation and training activities aligned with their career goals.

For more information on adult education programs in New Mexico, visit hed.nm.gov .

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The New Mexico Higher Education Department was established in 2005 and oversees the state’s public and tribal colleges, universities and special schools. It also oversees adult education and literacy programs statewide, manages state-funded financial aid programs and capital projects for higher education institutions, provides college readiness services via the GEAR UP program, and grants state authorization to private colleges operating within New Mexico. For more information, visit hed.nm.gov or follow us on Facebook , Instagram and LinkedIn at @NMHigherEd. To learn more about tuition-free college via New Mexico’s Opportunity and Lottery scholarships, visit reachhighernm.com .