Eastern New Mexico University Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell (ENMUR)'s "Creating Connected Communities to Provide Opportunities (Project C-3PO)" project aims to increase broadband connectivity and computer aptitude in the communities of Roswell, Dexter, Lake Arthur, Hagerman, and Midway, New Mexico. Project C-3PO is aimed at increasing computer literacy, creating skilled ENMUR IT staff members, and providing the ability for students, community members, and MBEs to checkout technology equipment such as hot spots and laptops, as well as broadband services.
New Mexico
$1,945,329
Funding Total
Funding Total
Community Technology Hub/Upgrade; Digital Literacy Skills; Internships/Apprenticeships; Workforce Training/Economic Growth
Type of Project
Type of Project
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