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ENMU Names New Internal Auditor
by Colleen Wright
Communication Services
Eastern New Mexico University now has a new internal auditor. ENMU president
Steven Gamble offered Sherri Johnston the chance to move from her position
as assistant internal auditor to internal auditor. She replaces Bill
Jones, who accepted a position as the new dean of Administrative Services
on the ENMU-Roswell campus.
Johnston has been with ENMU for 18 years. She moved to Portales from
Arizona with an associate’s degree and in 1995 she received her
bachelor’s in business administration from ENMU. She has been actively
involved in many committees at Eastern, including serving on both the
Support and Professional Senates. [more]
Roswell Named All-America City
by Donna Gutierrez
ENMU-Roswell
 ENMU-Roswell
was well represented among the 32-member delegation that attended the
53rd All-America City Awards Competition in Kansas City, Missouri
June 13-15.
It was Roswell's third year as a finalist in the competition and the
third time was the charm as a panel of judges selected Roswell as one
of the ten All-America Cities. Sponsored by the National Civic League,
this annual award recognizes communities which identify and tackle their
most pressing challenges, by involving public, non-profit and private
sectors. Out of 30 finalist cities, the ten winners of the All-America
city title serve as models for the entire nation. [more]
FINAL List of Items Available from KENW-TV's
Tele-Auction
This is the final list of items which available for sale from KENW-TV's
Tele-Auction. If you are interested in them, contact the Broadcast Center
at 562.2112 between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. To view
items, click here. [more]
ENMU-Roswell Honored by Hispano
Chamber
by Donna Gutierrez
ENMU-Roswell
 Eastern
New Mexico University-Roswell was honored by the Roswell Hispano Chamber
of Commerce at its Annual Awards Banquet June 22.
The college was named the recipient of the 2002 business award for the
Non-Profit of the Year/Community Participant of the Year. The award
was presented to the college in appreciation of its support of the Hispano
Chambeand its involvement in community development activities throughout
the year. [more]
Unique Artwork Now a Fixture
at ENMU-Roswell
by Donna Gutierrez
ENMU-Roswell
 The
student computer lab in the Instructional Technology Center on the ENMU-Roswell
campus is now home to a unique artwork called 'Metamorphosis.' Created
by Albuquerque master artist, Evelyn Rosenberg, the work is comprised
of four large brass panels, onto which copper and aluminum has been
fused.
Students and staff seeing 'Metamorphosis' for the first time are using
words like 'awesome' and 'thrilling,' to describe the artwork. The campus
committee that selected the piece says it is also a perfect fit for
the long wall in the computer lab, which until now had been bare. [more]
Six ENMU Students Receive Scholarships
by Shane Brown
Communication Services
Six students from Eastern New Mexico University recently received scholarships
from the New Mexico Broadcasters Association. A total of 18 scholarships
were awarded in all.
The students were: Whitney Hobson from Roswell, awarded $1,000; Lauren
Jones from Edgewood, awarded $1,500; Linda Flores from Hobbs was awarded
$1,500; Jennifer Best from Albuquerque, awarded $1,500; Ferron Lucero
from Clayton, awarded $1,500; and Paul Garcia from Albuquerque, awarded
$1,000.
Candid Camera
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Chief Cooks
– Bill Joy and Buck Wilson were honored by the Friends
of Eastern Foundation at the recent BBQ in the backyard of the
president's home for their dedicated service in "burying
the beef" each year--a tradition they have carried on for
many years. The hula dancers were in keeping with the tropical
theme for this year's BBQ.
(photo by Wendel Sloan)
Scenes from this Year's
'Campus Beach Party: Episode II'
(photos by Wendel Sloan)
(photo of football thrower by Deborah Bentley)
 
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Dr. Robert Long represented ENMU in a planning meeting
for the New Mexico "Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive
Research" (EPSCoR) efforts in Nanotechnology at UNM on Jun 19.
EPSCoR is a program by major US grant agencies (NSF, NIH, DOE, DOD,
etc.) to provide additional funding opportunities to states which have
traditionally received smaller allocations of research grant funding.
New Mexico was just designated an EPSCoR state last year. ENMU is participating
in the Natural Resources and Nanotechnology state-wide NSF EPSCoR focus
groups.
Dr. Robert Long (ENMU, Chemistry) and Dr. Plamen Atanassov (UNM,
Chemical Engineering) gave a joint presentation to a panel of American
Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) scientists at a NM
EPSCoR program review meeting in Albuquerque on Jun 20. The presentation
was titled "Integrating Polymer Materials with micro-Fuel Cell
Engineering at the Nano Scale".
Dr. Michael F. Shaughnessy has had a paper accepted for publication
in the Korean Journal of Thinking and Problem Solving. It will appear
in the October issue.
Dr. Michael F. Shaughnessy and Effie Laman, graduate of ENMU,
now at Texas Tech pursuing her doctorate, have had a paper accepted
for presentation at the Ninth International Literacy and Education Research
Network Conference on Learning to be held in Beijing, China July 16-20.
They will present their paper via the World Wide Web and respond to
questions via the Internet and e-mail.
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