Strengthen our Community, Families, & Workforce in Santa Fe County

Staff

LETTY NARANJO

Adult Education Senior Director at SFCC
Executive Director for Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe

Letty NaranjoLetty Naranjo became the Senior Director of Adult Education in 2010 and her experience and leadership skills have exceeded her reputation. She has worked for Santa Fe Community College for thirty-seven years. How many people can say that about any institution? She has also served as Executive Director for Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe for twenty-seven years. It takes a uniquely dedicated individual such as Letty to commit to the growth and fluctuation of a college that has now become a centerpiece in Santa Fe. Letty deserves credit for institutional growth at SFCC as she has been a long-time ambassador to the local community. There are no statistics for the number of students, volunteers and supporters she has generated over the years, but we’re sure that number would be very high. Letty’s character for professionalism and positivity is what draws folks to SFCC from all walks of life to work together towards the common goal of improving lives and families. She exemplifies the mission of SFCC in her welcoming spirit that is equally respectful to students, colleagues, volunteers, legislators as well as statewide and nationwide affiliates.

Amanda-Rivera

Amanda Rivera de Garcia, ESL Literacy Coordinator

Amanda has a BA in Elementary Education with a TESOL endorsement. She has worked in adult education for 10 years and is bilingual in Spanish and English. Amanda likes to garden and cook in her free time.

Mary Dubose

Mary DuBose, Literacy Program Specialist

Mary serves as the Literacy Program Specialist with emphasis on placing ESL or BL in workplaces. Mary became a volunteer ESL tutor with LVSF in 2012. Mary began working for LVSF in 2014 as the ESL Coordinator and has also taught ESL with the SFCC ESL program.
Mary delights in living in the desert southwest and appreciates the richness and diversity of our community. With her degree in psychology she is inspired by the challenges and resilience of our students.
Amanda-Rivera

Sandra Duran, Literacy Administrative Assistant

Our Literacy Administrative Assistant is Sandra Duran. She was born and raised in Santa Fe, NM, and has a two-year-old daughter. Before working for LVSF, she was a Medical Assistant for four years. Outside work, she enjoys gardening, fishing, and camping with her family.

Board of Directors: Under Construction