A New President Calls for Creativity, Character and Culture at CSF A s the first child in her family to attend college, Linda Nesbitt sought the right kind of education - one that would open her mind to new ideas and nurture her desire to learn. She needed to find a school where she could grow, and when the time came to leave home, it took all her courage and determination to take the first steps. Now, decades later, Linda N. Hanson, Ed. D. is college president. Dr. Hanson knows many first generation college students enter CSF seeking the same kind of pivotal experience she was fortunate to find as a young woman.
College is the threshold to a much larger world that students know.
An engaged college will help them realize that anything is possible. The College of Santa Fe meets this expectation. Indeed, the sense that anything is possible permeates the College of Santa Fe campus this fall. The new president is quick to call attention to CSF's special strengths, and even more eager to paint the future of New Mexico's largest independant college. The college is on the move, reaching new heights of service to its students and community.