Santa Fe Community College

Located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe Community College (SFCC) is a two-year school offering more than 70 degree and certificate programs. Over 14,500 students are enrolled at SFCC with nearly 800 full and part-time faculty members.

SFCC is an ecologically friendly campus.

SFCC has grown rapidly since opening in 1983. The college boasts the local public radio and television station on campus, providing an ideal learning environment for media students. The college features a Visual Arts Center, an Early Childhood Development Center and an Instructional Technology Center, all geared to putting students first and helping them achieve their educational and career goals. The dual credit program enables local high school students to attend SFCC classes to earn both high school and college credit.

Students attend SFCC for occupational purposes (career certification) or to complete general education courses prior to transferring to a four-year school. Career-oriented programs at SFCC include:

• Nursing
• Culinary Arts
• Criminal Justice
• Gallery Management
• Emergency Medical Technician
• Media Arts
• Wood Working

Degree programs include:

Associate in Arts

• Accounting
• Early Childhood Education
• General Studies
• Human Services
• Photography
• Psychology
• Teacher Education

Associate in Science

• Biological Sciences
• Computer Science
• General Studies
• General Engineering
• Physical Sciences

SFCC also offers an Associate in Applied Arts, an Associate in Applied Science and 33 certificate programs.

Santa Fe Community College employs several environmentally friendly designs and equipment in order to reduce the school’s carbon footprint while increasing its intellectual sustainability. Among the changes made to increase their commitment to eco-friendly education are:

• The school uses a bio mass boiler for more than 90% of their water heating.
• The water in the therapeutic swimming pool is heated by a solar array.
• Irrigation of campus landscaping uses treated effluent water.
• All light fixtures are retrofitted to use T8 and T5 efficient lamps.
• Fluorescent fixtures are recycled.
• A recycling program diverts cardboard, plastic, and aluminum cans from landfills.
• Exterior lighting complies with the New Mexico Night Sky Protection Act.

Learn more about New Mexico’s ecologically friendly college by visiting their website. The school is located: 6401 Richards Ave. Santa Fe, New Mexico 87508.

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