0001|                      A SENATE MEMORIAL 9
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0002|     42ND LEGISLATURE - STATE OF NEW MEXICO - SECOND SESSION,
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0003|     1996
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0004|                         INTRODUCED BY
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0005|                         ROMAN M. MAES
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0011|                           A MEMORIAL
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0012|     RECOGNIZING NEW MEXICO'S TWO-YEAR POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL
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0013|     INSTITUTIONS AS LEADERS IN WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT.
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0014|     
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0015|       WHEREAS, New Mexico's two-year colleges are well positioned
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0016|     to be the primary resource for work force training and
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0017|     retraining; and
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0018|       WHEREAS, New Mexico's two-year colleges are an in-place
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0019|     service provider for work force training and retraining; and 
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0020|       WHEREAS, the mission of most of the state's two-year
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0021|     colleges emphasizes their role in job training; and
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0022|       WHEREAS, the private sector is investing in successful two-year college career programs in the state through contract
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0023|     training and sponsorship; and 
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0024|       WHEREAS, New Mexico's two-year colleges are full partners
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0025|     with secondary schools that build a seamless path to higher
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0001|     education while strengthening career-related education at all
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0002|     levels; and
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0003|       WHEREAS, recognizing New Mexico's two-year colleges for the
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0004|     quality training they provide can fuel the state's economic
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0005|     growth by retaining industry and attracting new industry;
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0006|       NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE STATE
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0007|     OF NEW MEXICO that as the state debates how to best use federal
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0008|     dollars for job training, the accomplishments and the potential
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0009|     of New Mexico's two-year colleges not be overlooked; and
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0010|       BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that given the historical leadership
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0011|     role that New Mexico's two-year colleges have played in work
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0012|     force development, they be called upon to play a role in
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0013|     designing the state's work force development strategy; and
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0014|       BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this memorial be
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0015|     transmitted to the governor and lieutenant governor and to other
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0016|     state agency heads interested in developing work force
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0017|     development strategies.
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0018|                                          
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0019|   
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0020|                    FORTY-SECOND LEGISLATURE
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0021|                      SECOND SESSION, 1996
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0024|                                             February 10, 1996
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0001|   Mr. President:
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0002|   
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0003|     Your RULES COMMITTEE, to whom has been referred
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0004|   
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0005|                       SENATE MEMORIAL 9
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0006|   
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0007|   has had it under consideration and reports same with
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0008|   recommendation that it DO PASS.
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0010|                              Respectfully submitted,
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0014|                              __________________________________
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0015|                              Gloria Howes, Chairman 
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0019|   Adopted_______________________ Not Adopted_______________________
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0020|             (Chief Clerk)                          (Chief Clerk)
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0024|                     Date ________________________
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0002|   The roll call vote was <u> 7 </u> For <u> 0 </u> Against
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0003|   Yes:  7
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0004|   No:        0

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0005|   Excused:   EJennings, Wray
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0006|   Absent:    0
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