NMSU Global Campus partners with El Paso Electric for workforce education initiative

Kelly Tomblin, president and CEO at El Paso Electric - El Paso Electric
Kelly Tomblin, president and CEO at El Paso Electric - El Paso Electric
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New Mexico State University Global Campus has announced a partnership with El Paso Electric aimed at enhancing workforce development in the region. The agreement will provide El Paso Electric employees with access to preferred tuition rates for NMSU Global Campus online programs, including engineering, business, and information technology. Employees will also have opportunities for professional development in leadership, project management, and workforce readiness.

Kelly Tomblin, president and CEO of El Paso Electric, stated, “Partnering with NMSU Global Campus allows us to expand opportunities for our employees to continue learning, growing and leading in a rapidly changing energy landscape. By investing in our people, we are not only preparing them for the future; we’re strengthening the region’s competitiveness, fueling economic development, and ensuring that our communities remain vibrant places to live and work for generations to come.”

Under this partnership, NMSU Global Campus programs will become part of El Paso Electric’s employee benefits and professional development initiatives. The organizations plan to collaborate on energy-focused microcredential courses tailored to industry needs. Information sessions and events will be co-hosted to connect employees directly with educational resources.

The collaboration is designed to support career advancement and employee retention while reflecting both organizations’ commitment to innovation and lifelong learning. More details about NMSU Global Campus partnerships can be found at https://global.nmsu.edu/partnership/. Information about El Paso Electric is available at epelectric.com.



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