Affirmative Action
Director - Edmund L. Trujillo
Rm. #204
Telephone: 505.835. 5165

Graduate Studies
Telephone: 505.835. 5513
Website

Humanities Department
Telephone: 505.835.5445
Website

Music and Theatre
Telephone: 505.835.5445
Theatre :: Music

Psychology Department
Telephone: 505.835.5216
Psychology :: Education

Technical Communications
Telephone: 505.835.5445
Website

Fitch Hall

Fitch Hall houses the Humanities Department, the Graduate Office, and the Office of Affirmative Action. Fitch Hall is one of the oldest buildings on the New Mexico Tech campus. It was built as part of the federal government’s Public Works Administration (PWA), a program which created jobs during the Great Depression. Finished in 1937, it was named for James G. Fitch, who served three terms on the board of regents--1894 to 1899, 1909 to 1912, and 1922 to 1927. Fitch was also a lecturer on mining law at the college.