ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) Central New Mexico Community College plans to raise scholarship money by selling naming rights for all of its buildings. CNM Foundation Executive Director Lisa McCollough says it's a great opportunity for purchasers to leave a legacy in their community while investing in the area's economy and its workforce.
The college has approximately 300 buildings on its seven campuses in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. KRQE-TV reports that the college reserves the right to remove any name if circumstances warrant it.
The University of New Mexico is currently seeking a sponsor for its basketball arena, The Pit.
