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ENMU Plans September 11 Remembrance
by Shane Brown
Communication Services
Eastern New Mexico University’s Office of Multicultural Affairs
is sponsoring a memorial service for the victims of Sept. 11.
The first event will be a flyover of four Cannon Air Force jets between
8-9 a.m. on Sept. 11 over the ENMU campus. [more]
National Media Attend Opening
of Flight Safety Wing at ENMU-Roswell
by Donna Gutierrez
ENMU-Roswell
It was a day to celebrate aviation safety. On Aug. 29, ENMU-Roswell,
local legislators, city officials, and partners involved with the Alliance
for Flight Safety Research celebrated the opening of the new wing of
the Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) Center on campus.
Alliance partners also began operations for the new Flight Safety Training
Center, welcoming the first group of pilots to complete the training.
[more]
ENMU Professor Presents in Vienna
by Colleen Wright
Communication Services
 This
summer was full of excitement for Eastern New Mexico University assistant
professor of music Tamara Raatz. Dr. Raatz traveled to Vienna, Austria,
in June to present a lecture recital for the College Music Society International
Institute.
Her lecture was titled "Anton Stadler 's Use of the Basset Clarinet
in Mozart's Operatic Works and the Compositional Comparison to the Clarinet
Concerto, K 622." The presentation was made possible through support
from an ENMU grant, the Department of Music, and the Deans' Council.
[more]
ENMU-Ruidoso Receives Grant
for Studio Art Degree Equipment
by Colleen Wright
Communication Services
Eastern New Mexico University, Ruidoso Center, was recently awarded
a $6,900 grant by the R.D. and Joan Dale Hubbard Foundation at a reception
held at the Hubbard Museum of American West in Ruidoso.
The donation to the ENMU-Ruidoso Art Department will be directed toward
purchase of equipment for the studio art degree program. Typically,
the program has about 100 students enrolled in a half dozen courses.
[more]
Donations Accepted for Peter
Kaunitz Memorial Scholarship
The Peter Kaunitz Memorial Scholarship has been established to perpetuate
the memory of the late computer information systems instructor at Eastern
New Mexico University.
Mr. Kaunitz, who recently passed away after a lengthy illness, was known
for his tireless dedication to students and to the College of Business.
Contributions may be made to the Friends of Eastern Foundation and designated
for the Peter Kaunitz Memorial Scholarship.
For more information, call the Office of Development at 505.562.2412.
Candid Camera
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Jan
Says, 'Don't Go On Shopping Spree Just Because I Left!' –
Former Purchasing Card Administrator
Jan Terry (3rd from left) warns employees not to go on a purchasing
card shopping spree just because she has accepted a position as
a Specialist in the Financial Aid Office. She says that Dorothy
Bulls (2nd from left) and Carol Fletcher from the Business Office
will keep a close eye on employees' purchasing card habits until
her replacement is named. In this less than candid (some might
even call it posed) shot, Counseling and Career Services director
Ty Walker says he was just at the reception to welcome Jan to
the Student Academic Services Building...and get some cake.
(photo by Richard Salas)
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Grad
Student Proves That If At First You Don't Succeed...
A
grad student hangs by his fingernails to find out if he finally
passed comps.
(photo by Vanessa Ring)
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Dr. Manuel Varela, assistant professor of biology,
and Steve Shinnick, former graduate student, had a paper accepted
in the peer-reviewed and international Journal of Membrane Biology,
which is to appear in Oct. 2002. The title of the paper is "Alteration
of Sugar Transport and Recognition by Spontaneous Point and Deletion
Mutations in the Lactose Carrier of Escherichia coli."
Dr. Alan W. Garrett, professor of Education Foundations, has
been elected to the Executive Council of the American Association for
Teaching and Curriculum. His term will be three years.
Dr. Michael F. Shaughnessy has been asked to present twice at
the next meeting of the New Mexico School Psychologists Association
meeting to be held in Albuquerque in late September. He will present
on the BEAR-Basic Early Assessment of Reading and on the recent revision
of the Stanford Binet-Edition 5. He has been asked by Riverside Publishing
Company to provide training to Educational Diagnosticians and School
Psychologists in New Mexico and Texas on these two tests.
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