New Mexico Military Institute

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Key Personnel
Officers of the Institute
General Information

Key Personnel

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The Board of Regents

Phillip C. Ingram ‘67 HSG, President Albuquerque

John M. Henderson, III ‘64 JCG, Vice President Albuquerque

J. William Himes PhD 1990 JCX, Sec/Treas Taos

Stephen D. Paternoster, FMP ‘79 HSG, member Albuquerque

John F. Russell, II ‘69 JCG Roswell

Officers of the Institute

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(Year) indicates beginning of Institute service.

Administration

Superintendent/President

Jerry W. Grizzle, Major General, USARNG Ret (2009) Ph.D., Oklahoma State University

Executive Vice President

Judy A. Collins, Colonel, NMMI (1980) M.B.A., Eastern New Mexico University

Dean of Academics

Douglas J. Murray, Brigadier General, USAF Ret (2007) Ph.D., University of Texas

Commandant of Cadets

Richard V. Geraci, Brigadier General, USA Ret (2005) M.S., Florida Inst of Tech, M.A. Webster University,

Athletic Director

Dwight Burns, Colonel, NMMI (1978) (1984) B.S. Angelo State University

Vice Dean/High School Principal

George Brick, Colonel, NMMI (2007), M.S., Troy State University

Vice President of Enrollment and Marketing

Jeffery A. Savage, Lieutenant Colonel, NMMI (2007), B.S. Brigham Young University

Vice President for Facilities

David West, AIA, RLA (2005)

Director of the Toles Center for Academic Excellence

Jerome J. Klopfer, Colonel, NMMI (1984), MLS University of Michigan

Director of the Daniels Leadership Center

Sonia Cowen, (2003), Ph.D. Gonzaga University

General Information

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The Corps of Cadets at New Mexico Military Institute operates within the framework of a military organization with a cadet chain of command, headed by a Cadet Regimental Commander, under the supervision of the Commandant of Cadets and his staff. Working closely with the regimental commander and other cadet commanders, the staff is composed of officers and noncommissioned officers of the U.S. Army in the Military Science Division and other highly trained professional leaders, either retired military or with military experience. Upon enrollment, new cadets become part of the Corps under the traditional “new cadet-old cadet” system. New cadets are generally assigned to rooms in the barracks with fellow new cadets of the same academic year. Periodically, they may have a roommate that is one class behind or ahead of them. As a new cadet, the cadet is trained and held to the highest standards.

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New Mexico Military Institute

Key Personnel

The Board of Regents

Officers of the Institute

Administration

General Information