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ENMU Profs Work with Other Profs
by Sharon King
coordinator of Grant Activities
(and Special Assistant to the President)
Four science faculty members from Eastern New Mexico University
have received research funding from a special grant.
The purpose of New Mexico Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network
(NM-BRIN) is to build capacity of New Mexican universities so that faculty
and students can fully participate in research programs of the National
Institutes of Health. The program constitutes a partnership among all
six of the eligible institutions in the state led by New Mexico State
University, with Eastern New Mexico University, Western New Mexico University,
New Mexico Tech, New Mexico Highlands University, and the University
of New Mexico. [more]
Students and Staffers Battle
in Noon-Time Hoop Wars
by Shane Brown
Communication Services
 Every
noon, Monday through Friday, a group of students, faculty and staff
hoop it up in Eastern New Mexico University’s Greyhound Arena.
Although the facility is reserved for faculty and staff at noon, ENMU
employees have welcomed with open arms – and, occasionally, elbows
– a group of students who play with them in pick-up basketball
games. The tradition has gone on steadily for about five years, with
some of the employees actually reducing clothing sizes during that time.
[more]
Another Nebula Discovered in
Williamson Galaxy 
by Patrice Caldwell
Executive Director of Planning and Analysis/Institutional
Renewal; Associate Professor of English
Dr. Jack Williamson, science fiction author and Eastern
New Mexico University emeritus professor of English, has a new Nebula
in his galaxy. Williamson's "The Ultimate Earth," published
in Analog Magazine, was selected as Best Novella for 2001 by the Science
Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association.
Albuquerque writers Sage Walker and Walter Jon Williams recently drove
to Portales to deliver the award, and their congratulations. [more]
Nursing Gets High Marks, Re-Accredited
by Wendel Sloan
Communication Services
The nursing program at Eastern New Mexico University has received
a five-year continuing accreditation through the spring of 2007 by the
National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC).
Eastern’s BSN-Completion Program, established in 1992, offers a
bachelor’s degree in nursing for registered nurses who have already
completed two-year programs. [more]
ENMU Paying Tuition for Nurses
by Wendel Sloan
Communication Services
Eastern New Mexico University is paying tuition and fees for all nurses
in its BSN-Completion Program. This includes all nursing and general
education courses taken at Eastern during the fall semester, which begins
Aug. 26.
All nursing courses can also be taken at Eastern’s instructional
television sites at Clovis Community College, Cannon Air Force Base,
New Mexico Junior College in Hobbs, ENMU-Roswell and ENMU-Ruidoso. Many
of the general education courses can also be taken at these sites. [more]
ENMU-Roswell to Present '5,000
Flowers' Memorial Art Exhibit
by Donna Gutierrez
ENMU-Roswell
The Art Department of ENMU-Roswell will present "5,000
Flowers Roswell-A Memorial Art Exhibit' on Sept. 4-27 at the Roswell
Convention Center and Civic Center lobby. The show will feature artworks
by ENMU-Roswell and ENMU-Ruidoso faculty members in memory of the losses
of September 11.
An opening reception for the exhibit will be held Friday, Sept. 6, from
3-5 p.m. The show will be open for public viewing during the Civic Center's
normal business hours. [more]
Faculty Promotions, Tenures,
Changes, Leaves Announced
compiled by Sigrid Jonsson
Executive Secretary, Academic Affairs
A listing of faculty promotions, tenures, changes in status, and leaves
of absence can be seen by clicking to the right. [more]
ENMU Welcomes New Faculty
to Campus
compiled
by Sigrid Jonsson
Executive Secretary, Academic Affairs
Eastern New Mexico University welcomes a number of new
faculty to campus for the 2002 fall semester. If curiosity gets the
best of you and you can't wait until the Aug. 23 welcome back breakfast,
click here to see more about the new faculty. [more]
Get Ready – Dawg Days 2002!
"Dawg Days" is the new name for the annual
freshman orientation camp held Aug. 22-25. Over 40 returning students
have been involved in re-designing the camp itinerary to maximize the
benefit for attendees. Dawg Days begins on Thursday, Aug. 22, where
returning Eastern students will be on-hand to help new freshmen move
in and get acquainted with the ENMU community.
Dawg Days festivities will kick off with a BBQ from 5-7
p.m. on the Dallan Sanders Memorial Plaza behind the Campus Union Building
on the Portales campus. Dawg Days includes: [more]
Candid Camera
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Lifehouse
Coming to ENMU – Lifehouse,
whose big hit is "Hanging By a Moment," will be in concert
at ENMU's Greyhound Arena at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 8
Tickets on Sale: Aug. 21
ENMU Bookstore during normal working hours, and at the Campus
Union after 5 p.m. and weekends
One ticket for $5 with ENMU ID (limit one per ID)
Additional tickets and public tickets: $10 each
Floor Tickets (STUDENTS ONLY)
Cash only for all tickets. Unsold tickets will be available at
the door
Presented by ASAB
Office of Student Activities and Organizations
Co-sponsored by Student Government, ASENMU
(courtesy photo)
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Students
Use Latest Technology – Students working
in the Admissions Office have been using the latest in phone technology
to contact potential students. As one anonymous student put it,
"Using these new phones is as easy as opening a can of corn!"
(photo by Wendel Sloan)
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Former student Effie Laman, who received her master's
degree from ENMU and is now pursuing her doctorate at Texas Tech, has
been invited to lecture in Vietnam.
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