San Juan College Enterprise Center

10/28/2026

📣 QCB remains open for business while supporting flood recovery efforts!

San Juan College’s Quality Center for Business (QCB) is hosting a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC), in coordination with the San Juan County Office of Emergency Management, to support residents affected by recent flooding.

The MARC brings together state and local agencies, healthcare providers, and community organizations to connect residents with recovery resources, including:

• Disaster case management
• Healthcare and benefits assistance
• Replacement vital records
• Septic and water concerns
• Debris removal and housing assistance
• Emotional and spiritual support

🤝 Enterprise Center members and partners continue normal business operations. If you’re visiting for a meeting or doing business at QCB, we look forward to welcoming you!

Please note: The MARC is a locally coordinated resource center, not a FEMA-operated Disaster Recovery Center. FEMA is not operating at QCB.

If you or someone you know has been affected by the flooding, visit the MARC at QCB to connect with available assistance.

For additional information, visit the San Juan County Office of Emergency Management:
https://www.sjcounty.net/government/emergency-management

Please share to help connect our neighbors with recovery resources.

Residents are urged to take precautions when coming into contact with floodwater and areas affected by recent flooding throughout San Juan County.

10/28/2026

San Juan College will host a Disaster Recovery Center beginning Monday, October 26, at 8 a.m. The center will be located in the Quality Center for Business building on the San Juan College campus.

Location:
San Juan College – Quality Center for Business
5101 College Boulevard
Farmington, NM 87402

Hours:
Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

The Disaster Recovery Center will bring together multiple agencies to provide assistance to community members impacted by the recent flooding.

For individuals in need of emergency shelter, McGee Park remains open and has space available.

10/28/2026

State Disaster Case Managers are available to help residents in San Juan County with recovery resources at the Disaster Recovery Center. If you have been impacted by the flooding in San Juan County, and need help navigating the next steps in recovery, our team is a free resource for you.

Location: San Juan College, Quality Center for Business building
4601 College Blvd, Farmington, NM
Hours: Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

10/28/2026

There is an After the Flood Homeowner Recovery Forum that is being organized on Saturday, 10/31 at 10 am at San Juan College. This will be an opportunity to ask questions, get practical guidance, and hear from local experts on recovery.

10/22/2026

💡 What should San Juan College prioritize over the next 3–5 years?

From workforce development and entrepreneurship to education, innovation, and community partnerships, your ideas can help shape the future of SJC and our region!

🗣️ Join an upcoming community conversation:

📅 Monday, October 26 | 5:00–6:30 PM
📅 Wednesday, October 28 | 8:00–9:30 AM
📍 Merrion Room, SJC School of Energy

🎁 Participate for a chance to win a Garmin smartwatch or Bluetooth speaker!

✅ Take the online survey = 1 prize entry
✅ Attend an in-person session = 2 prize entries

Can't attend? You can still participate! Find the survey link in the comments below. 👇

💬 What's ONE thing you'd like to see San Juan College prioritize to better support our local businesses and workforce?

🔁 Share this post and help us reach more voices across the Four Corners!

UPDATE: October 27, 2026

In light of the flooding and its impact on our community, all in-person community conversations scheduled for this week have been canceled. We will share additional information as it becomes available.
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Your community. Your college. Your voice. Help shape San Juan College’s future by sharing what matters to you. Take our survey or join a community conversation to share ideas for supporting students, strengthening our workforce, and serving our community. Participate for a chance to win great prizes!

10/16/2026

👔🌟 QCB QUESTION OF THE DAY: LEADERSHIP FRIDAY! 🌟👔

It's National Boss's Day, and today we're recognizing the people who lead, inspire, encourage, and help others succeed! 🤝

Great leadership isn't just about having a title or being in charge. It's about the impact we have on the people around us, whether we're business owners, supervisors, employees, or community members.

💡 What's ONE quality that makes someone a great leader?

Is it communication, compassion, integrity, patience, accountability, or something completely different? 🤔

Every great leader brings something unique to the table, and sometimes the smallest actions can make the biggest difference.

👇 What leadership quality matters most to YOU?

10/15/2026

🤝✨ QCB QUESTION OF THE DAY: CUSTOMER CONNECTION THURSDAY! ✨🤝

Today is Get to Know Your Customers Day, and we're celebrating the relationships that help businesses thrive! 💙

Great customer service is about more than just a transaction. It's about making people feel welcome, appreciated, and valued.

So, today's question is:

💡 What's ONE thing a business can do to make you feel like a valued customer?

Is it remembering your name, providing friendly service, going the extra mile, listening to your needs, or something else entirely? 👀

👇 Tell us what makes a difference to you as a customer!

10/14/2026

💙🤝 QCB QUESTION OF THE DAY: KINDNESS COUNTS! 🤝💙

Today is National Stop Bullying Day, a reminder that the way we treat one another matters—in our workplaces, our businesses, our schools, and our communities.

Creating a welcoming environment doesn't always require a big gesture. Sometimes, it's as simple as including someone in a conversation, offering encouragement, listening, or standing up for someone who needs support. 💙

So, today's question is:

✨ What's ONE small thing we can do to make our workplace or community more welcoming and supportive?

Whether it's offering a helping hand, celebrating someone's success, sharing knowledge, or simply treating everyone with kindness and respect, every action can make a difference.

As business owners, coworkers, and community members, we all have a part to play in creating spaces where people feel valued. 🤝

👇 We'd love to hear your thoughts! What's one small action that can make a big difference?

10/13/2026

🧠✨ QCB QUESTION OF THE DAY: MIND WORKOUT TUESDAY! ✨🧠

It's National Train Your Brain Day, and we're giving our minds a little workout! 💡

There are so many ways to keep our minds sharp, from reading and solving puzzles to learning new things and exploring creative hobbies.

So today's question is:

🧠 What's your favorite way to keep your mind sharp? 👇

📚 Reading a good book
🧩 Puzzles or brain teasers
🎨 Creative hobbies
💡 Learning something new
💻 Tackling a challenging project
✨ Or something completely different!

Whether it's something you do for fun, personal growth, or professional development, we'd love to hear from you!

👇 How do YOU give your brain a workout?

10/12/2026

🧡🌎 QCB QUESTION OF THE DAY: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY 🌎🧡

Today, we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day and celebrate the cultures, knowledge, contributions, and communities of Indigenous peoples.

As we reflect on the importance of community and connection, today's question focuses on supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs and small businesses. 🤝

💡 What's ONE way we can support Indigenous-owned businesses or entrepreneurs in our community?

It could be shopping locally, recommending a business to a friend, sharing their work, building partnerships, or helping spread the word about the amazing entrepreneurs in our communities!

Every connection and every bit of support can make a difference. 🧡

👇 We'd love to hear your ideas! How can we continue to support Indigenous-owned businesses and help our communities thrive?