Constituents

 

The Chemical Engineering program offers only a BS degree in Chemical Engineering.  An integral component of our program, however, is the research environment provided by the Chemical Engineering faculty and other researchers on campus.  Presently, 40% of our graduates enter graduate school, 15% work at government or military laboratories, 15% work in semiconductor/electronics manufacturing, 10% oil & gas industry, and 20% in traditional areas of food and chemical processing.  Over the past years, roughly 70% of our students are from the State of New Mexico with 30% from out-of-state, and virtually no foreign students.  With these aspects of our program in mind our constituents have been defined as follows:

 

1)    New Mexico Tech Chemical Engineering Students

2)    New Mexico Tech Chemical Engineering Faculty and Adjunct Faculty

3)    New Mexico Tech Administration:  represented by VP of Academic Affairs

4)    Advisory Board: with representation from predominant regional industry, government labs, and academia

5)    Citizens of New Mexico: Representation by Board members and member of legislature

 

  Notes: Need to involve legislature - State Rep Tripp? What about minority representation?