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ENMU Athletic Director Requests Reassignment

Mike Maguire, athletic director at Eastern New Mexico University, has requested reassignment within the University administration, effective July 1. 

After 22 years at Eastern as the volleyball coach and athletic director, Coach Maguire will become responsible for athletic fundraising, special events and will teach.

He has served as the athletic director at ENMU for the last eight years, and stepped down as volleyball coach in 2006 after guiding the team for 20 years.
    
He owns a record of 392-269 (.593) as ENMU volleyball coach. In 2004, ENMU was 25-9 and reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time and was a regional semifinalist. Coach Maguire led ENMU to 16 consecutive winning seasons from 1989-2004.

He led ENMU to the Lone Star Conference regular season volleyball title in 1991 and to regular season and tournament titles in 1993. The 1998, 1999 and 2000 teams reached the semifinals of the LSC Tournament. He was named LSC Coach-of-the-Year in 1991, 1993 and 1995, and was chosen LSC South Coach-of-the-Year in 1999. The Zias earned the best record in school history in 1993, finishing 33-6 overall.

He was a basketball starter at Eastern from 1976-78, then went to Mesa State to finish his playing career and earn a B.A. in psychology (1981). He added a master’s in physical education from ENMU in 1984.

Coach Maguire was head volleyball coach at Chadron State in 1985 and became ENMU’s head coach in 1987. His career record at both schools is 401-257 (.609).

As athletic director, he accomplished the expansion of ENMU athletic teams in men’s and women’s soccer and the reestablishment of the men’s and women’s track and field teams.  He also oversaw the construction of baseball and softball field houses, the ENMU soccer field, and the resurfacing of the University track.  Under his direction, ENMU also added a full-time compliance position to ensure that ENMU complies with all NCAA rules.

According to ENMU president Steven Gamble, Coach Maguire, along with the coaches, stressed academic success for Eastern’s student-athletes.  The cumulative grade point average for the 354 athletes for the 2008 fall semester was 3.02, well above the student body average.

Other recent accomplishments included the athletic department being recognized by the National Consortium for Academics and Sports in a national publication for their community service efforts.  In addition, the NCAA honored the ENMU athletic department with their inaugural Community Engagement Award for the Lone Star Conference for the High Hopes Benefit Dinner and Dance, which raised $6,000 for the restoration of the historic YAM Theatre in Portales.  The benefit is being held again this year on March 14 in the Campus Union Ballroom.

A search committee, chaired by Faculty Athletic Representative Gene Smith, will conduct a nationwide search and will make a recommendation to President Gamble on a successor to Coach Maguire.

President Gamble said, “Coach Mike Maguire has been athletic director during a time of significant expansion of Eastern’s athletic program.  He has always demonstrated integrity in all that he has done, and we are grateful he will remain involved in ENMU athletics.”

Employee/Alumni/Student Briefs

Attila Hertelendy, director EMS Management Program and assistant professor in the College of Business, had his abstract titled "Has the proportion of EMS-related research authored by paramedics changed over the last 10 year?" accepted by the Prehospital Care Research Forum at UCLA for both oral and poster presentation at the annual EMS Today Conference in Baltimore in March.

Dr. Chris Taylor, assistant professor in the College of Business, and his writing partner, Dr. Nelson Barber of Texas Tech University, have been awarded a contract from Pearson Publishing to write a textbook titled Creating, Operating and Managing a Beverage Operation, to be published by January 2012.

Michael F. Shaughnessy has just read and reviewed Jay Mathews' book “ Work Hard. Be Nice” about the KIPP Program ( Knowledge is Power Program) The book review can be found at :http://ednews.org/articles/33217/1/Book-Review-Work-Hard-Be-Nice/Page1.html  

Dr. Linda Robinson, professor emerita of English, passed away on Jan. 26 in Portales. 

ENMU grad Dr. Stuart Lacey has helped separate conjoined twins. [article in Freedom Newspapers]

ENMU student Drew Moore has been accepted into two osteopathic schools. Mr. Moore is a double-concentration biology major in pre-medicine and microbiology.

Former ENMU student Seth Pritchett has bought Bobo Signs in Portales. [news article]

General Faculty Meeting Set for February 4 – A general faculty meeting has been called for 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 4. A location and agenda will be confirmed and will follow with a meeting reminder at a later date.

Faculty are requested to reserve this time on their calendars.

AEOP Valentine's Day Basket Raffle – AEOP is raffling off a Valentine's Day Basket to raise funds for employee scholarships. You may buy a raffle ticket from any AEOP member. The drawing will be held on Feb. 13. [photo of basket]

Time to Evaluate Administrators – Just in Time for Valentines: Time to Evaluate Administrators.   The Administrators Evaluation Committee would like to alert faculty and staff that the time to evaluate administrators has arrived.  All employees should receive their evaluation packets on Monday or Tuesday.  The packets include all of the evaluation forms and instructions.  Please fill out the forms and return them in the envelope included with the packet by Friday, Feb. 13.  All evaluations will remain confidential.

February Construction Schedule for Campus – [schedule]

'Analagous' Art Show Runs Through February 25 – The national juried art show “Analagous” will be displayed from Jan. 30 to Feb. 25 in the Runnels Gallery in Golden Library at the Eastern New Mexico University Portales campus. An opening reception will be held Friday, Jan. 30 from 5-7 p.m. in the same location.

Exhibition hours are: Monday to Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 12 am, Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. 

This year’s juror is Lucy R Lippard,internationally known writer and activist.  She is the author of 20 books on contemporary art and cultural criticism including her only novel I See/You Mean.

“Analagous” has 39 pieces in its non-themed show consisting of paintings, photographs, prints, mixed media pieces, ceramics, and sculptures from 32 artists. Two pieces from photographers Alexandra Huddleston and Steven Rubin were chosen as best of show. Five honorable mentions include Matthew Gordillo, coordinator of the Upward Bound program at ENMU.

Lippard has curated approximately 50 exhibitions worldwide and is the recipient of several awards including a 1968 Guggenheim Fellowship, two grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the College Art Association's Frank Jewett Mather Award for art criticism. Lippard holds honorary Doctorates of Fine Arts from numerous institutions.

For more information, contact Christopher Calderón, Runnels Gallery manager, at 562.2607 or e-mail albert.calderon@enmu.edu.

History Guild Meeting Set for February 3 – The History Guild has a meeting Feb. 3 in JWLA 127 at 7 p.m.  The History Guild is open to everyone with an interest in history.  For more information, contact Dr. Hardman at 562.2642 or peggy.hardman@enmu.edu.

Civil Rights Presentation on February 3 – African-American Affairs is sponsoring a luncheon during "Black History Month" on Tuesday, Feb. 3 in the Pecos Room of the CUB. Food trays can be picked up at 11:30 a.m. in the cafeteria, with the presentation set for noon.

Dr. Peggy Hardman, assistant professor of history, will present on how the Civil Rights Movement has roots in the colonial period, sunk deeply into the promises of the Declaration of Independence, and braced by the 1787 Constitution. 

War, music, idealism, violence and non-violence all worked to move the United States toward embracing full citizenship for all Americans.  From “I have a dream” to “Yes, we can!”, the movement toward civil rights continues into the twenty-first century.

Seating is limited and free to ENMU employees. You must RSVP by calling the Office at 562.2437 or e-mailing enmu.africanamericanaffairs@enmu.edu no later than Jan. 30.

African-American Affairs Concert on February 7 – Join African-American Affairs for a night of spirit, energy and fellowship at 6 p.m. on Feb. 7 at the Victory Life Coffee House on 18th street in Portales.

Recording artist RoseMary Bowser and the New Covenant Choir will travel from Amarillo.  Former student/Greyhound football athlete Eric Mims will give an encouraging word to uplift and edify. Other choirs and participants will be First Church of God in Christ from Clovis and Racquel Lewis from ENMU.

For more information, contact African-American Affairs at 562.2437.   

Monday Memo Wants to Videotape Professors Teaching Classes –Monday Memo senior video reporter Roma Vivas would like to videotape professors teaching interesting classes. The videos would run in the Monday Memo and also possibly on ENMU's Web site to help with recruiting. To make suggestions, including about your own classes, send an e-mail to Roma at monday.memo@enmu.edu.

Communication Services Looking for Students to Feature in Articles – Roma Vivas, who has returned to Communication Services as Senior Student Features Writer/Videographer, is looking for suggestions about students who would make interesting subjects to write features about to send back to their hometown newspapers to help with recruiting. Please send your ideas to her at monday.memo@enmu.edu. She prefers students from New Mexico or West Texas.

Update on Electronic W-2 Forms – W-2's are now available online for employees who have consented for electronic delivery of their w-2's.

Please note, the previous instructions for the electronic W-2 process has changed.  To access your electronic W-2 please follow the instructions below.

1.        Go to www.enmu.edu

2.       Click on "Current Students"; then "Check my grades, register, etc "

3.       Enter your user id (this will be your id#) and password (should be your birthday in 6 digit format unless you have changed it)

4.       Click on "Employee"

5.       Click on "Tax Forms"

6.       Click on "W-2 Year End Earnings Statement"

7.       Select the tax year (2008) and click "Display"

To Print your W-2:

8.       Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Print"

For Vista users:

9.       Click the print icon on the toolbar

For XP users:

10.   Click "File" and "Print"

For those employees who did not consent for electronic W-2's a paper copy was mailed Jan. 29.

If you have any questions or problems printing your W-2, please contact Human Resources at 562.2115.

Video Alert

Watch video of Friday's Chinese New Year Banquet in the Ballroom shot by Monday Memo junior video reporter Wendel Sloan. – [video]

Events for Black History Month – [click here for calendar]

Nalo Hopkinson Highlights the 33rd Williamson Lectureship on April 10 – The Williamson Lectureship Committee and the campus community will welcome Jamaican-born writer and editor Nalo Hopkinson as the guest of honor of the 2009 Williamson Lectureship on Friday, April 10.

Hopkinson, who lives in Canada, has authored science fiction and fantasy novels (Brown Girl in the Ring, Midnight Robber, The Salt Roads, The New Moon’s Arms) and numerous short stories, some collected in her anthology,  Skin Folk. Hopkinson’s work draws on Caribbean history and language as well as traditions of oral and written storytelling. 

She will be joined by author Connie Willis, one of the most highly decorated writers in the field of science fiction.  Other guests expected but not yet confirmed are writers Walter Jon Williams, Melinda Snodgrass, Ian Tregillis, Emily Mah and editor Steven Haffner.  

More information will be available as the date approaches.

Video Alert

Watch Friday's Lunch and Learn 'Photo Tips' with Robin Haislett shot by Monday Memo rookie video reporter Erin Griffith. – [video]

Music Department Presenting Play, Dinner and Tea on February 6-8

The Department of Music at Eastern New Mexico University will present the operetta “Die Fledermaus” (The Bat) in the Campus Union Ballroom with a dinner at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6 and Saturday, Feb. 7 and the show at 7:15 p.m. The show for Sunday, Feb 8 will be preceded with high tea at 1 p.m. and the performance at 2:15 p.m.

The cast features new assistant professor of voice Jason Vest as the rejected suitor Alfred, and ENMU graduate Caleb Howl as Eisenstein.  Other roles are performed by ENMU students and students from the 1-2-1 Chinese exchange program.

The operetta tells the story of Prince Orlovsky, a young Russian with so much money it bores him, who is seeking new entertainment for his grand party.  At the same time, Dr. Falke is seeking revenge on his good friend Gabriel Eisenstein for a trick that Eisenstein played on him some years before.  With hidden identities, dancing and drinking, the “Revenge of the Bat” is accomplished.  The result is an evening full of fun, beautiful women and song.  

 Tickets for the dinner and show, or for the show only, can be purchased with ticket order forms available at local merchants, or by calling the opera box office at 575.562.2561.

For more information, contact Kathi Fraze at 575.562.2377. (photo by Jeannie Ornellas)

1927 – Portales is designated as the site for a new “normal school” to serve the more than 40 percent of the state’s high school graduates who live in eastern New Mexico. (graphic by Casey Gregerson)

High Hopes Benefit Dinner-Dance Set for March 14 – The second annual “High Hopes Benefit Dinner-Dance,” sponsored by ENMU Athletics, is scheduled for Saturday, March 14.  Proceeds from this event benefit community agencies in Roosevelt County.  Last year’s event contributed $6,000 to the Yam Theater restoration.

The High Hopes organizing committee invites non-profit community organizations to apply for funding support from this benefit event.  For application forms, contact the Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce at 356-8541 or ENMU Athletics at 562-2153, or go online at www.enmu.edu/highhopes.  Tickets will be available in February for this delightful evening of music, entertainment, dancing, superb dining, and a special silent auction.  For more information, call ENMU Athletics at 562.2153.

Do You Have Ideas on How ENMU Can Save Money? – If you have ideas on how your department or other areas of ENMU can save money, please share them with President Gamble at steven.gamble@enmu.edu.

Internal Search for New Job Position – Eastern is conducting an internal search for an Intervention Specialist who will work with at-risk students. This is a part-time position that is available to part-time and full-time ENMU employees. The complete job announcement, including time commitment, salary information, and application instructions, can be found at http://www.enmu.edu/services/hr/listing.php?position=1232746864.

For more information, contact the Office of Human Resources at 562.2115.

ENMU's MySpace Page Sponsoring Video Contest – ENMU's MySpace page is sponsoring a video contest with the theme of "Cool School ENMU." The video should be between 30-60 seconds with no restriction on format, but should have a "Cool School ENMU" theme. (Nothing too risque, please.)

The contest is open to all of ENMU's MySpace friends – high school students, college students, faculty and staff, the general public, etc.

The entry deadline is April 15, 2009. Upload the video to YouTube and submit as a "Comment" to ENMU's MySpace page (www.myspace.com/easternnewmexico).


If sufficient quality entries are received, the following prizes will be awarded:

1st – $100 gift certificate to ENMU Bookstore
2nd – $50 gift certificate to ENMU Bookstore
3rd – $25 gift certificate to ENMU Bookstore

Winners will be featured in ENMU's Monday Memo online newsletter.

For more information, contact Wendel Sloan at wendel.sloan@enmu.edu.

Mandatory Student Teacher Application Meetings on February 9-11 – [details]

Defensive Driving Offered on February 7 – In order to drive a university vehicle or an Enterprise vehicle for the university, the State of New Mexico requires you to have the six-hour National Safety Council Defensive Driving Certificate.  The six-hour Defensive Driving Course will be offered on Saturday Feb. 7 at 8 a.m.

If you have taken the six-hour Defensive Driving Course, you must renew your six-hour certificate every four years.  The four-hour Defensive Driving Course will be offered on Friday, Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. 

If you are driving on a waiver at the Physical Plant, you must take the appropriate DDC course to keep driving a state-owned vehicle. 

All meetings will be in the CUB Zuni Room.

For more information, call the Safety Office at ext. 2796.  Thank you.

Education Comprehensive Exam on March 7 – The College of Education and Technology has set the Comprehensive Exam for the spring from 8 a.m. to noon and 1-5 p.m. on Saturday, March 7.

For more information, contact the Graduate Coordinators: Romelia.hurtadodevivas@enmu.edu and Mark.isham@enmu.edu.

ENMU Health Services Offering Flu Vaccine – According to ENMU Health Services the first case of influenza has been seen on campus.  Symptoms can include fever over 101 degrees, sore throat, congestion, cough, vomiting and diarrhea. The flu vaccine is free to students from 8:15- 10 a.m. Monday through Friday without appointment. Staff and faculty may call 562-2321 for an appointment; the charge for the flu shot is $10.00 (cash or check).

More Information: If you haven't received a flu vaccine, you may still have time to avoid "catching" the flu by receiving the vaccine.  If you notice someone looks ill with congestion, cough and fever, maintain a distance of at least 3 feet.  Cover your face if you are coughing, wash your hands often, don't shake hands, and students can come to Health Services if fluids, rests, and medications for cold symptoms and fever do not relieve your symptoms.  Go to the Emergency Room if you have severe respiratory distress, cannot get your fever under 102 with fever treatment, or you cannot hold down fluids for over 18 hours.

For more information contact Kris Kuhlmann, FNP, director, ENMU Health Services at 562-2321.

Evaluations Changed to Fiscal Year – Human Resources reminds employees that the annual performance evaluation period has changed from a calendar year period to a fiscal year period.  While this means formal evaluations will not be conducted until the end of June, managers are encouraged to utilize existing evaluation forms, available on the intranet, to conduct informal mid-period evaluations. 

Informal evaluations should not be submitted to the Human Resource Office but should be utilized as a tool to promote interactive employee/manager dialogue related to performance and goals.  January is an excellent time to review previous performance goals and expectations, provide overall performance feedback and adjust goals and expectations if needed.

Managers and employees are encouraged to contact Elaine Ennis, director of Human Resources, or Teresa Villanueva, associate director of Human Resources and Grievance Officer, at 562.2115 with any questions or concerns related to employee performance issues.

Update on Password Security – In order to improve system security and abide by New Mexico State auditor mandates, ENMU will soon institute a policy of expiring network passwords.

Passwords for network access will expire Feb. 23. Any accounts with passwords that are older than 90 days on Feb. 23 will be required to change their password the next time the account is used.

Go to this link for details concerning password requirements.

https://itsweb.enmu.edu/systems/passwordpolicy.html

Information Technology Services
575.562.4357

Latest ENMU Sports Results – [here]

Official Approved ENMU Holidays for 2008-09

Presidents’ Day                      Monday, Feb. 16, 2009
 
Memorial Day                          Monday, May 25, 2009

Independence Day                 Friday, July 3, 2009

Meetings

Hardhat Committee
11 a.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 3
Room 218 of Administration Building

General Comments and Compliments

"Great article written by Erin Griffith about the ENMU grads working at community colleges." – ENMU grad

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"The woman who talked about her ex-boyfriend abusing her is very brave. Kudos to her." – ENMU employee

Wendel's Quote of the Week

"At least I have a talent for disappointing people."

Fact or Fiction

Underwire Bras Cause Cancer?

Is your bra killing you? It is unknown exactly what causes breast cancer. , but bras, or the lack thereof, are not the secret answer. Risk factors include age, gene mutation, ansd there is an increased risk for women who give birth after 30. The answer: Fiction.Does vodka really dull flowers' senses and inhibit their aging process? If small amounts are added, vodka works as a flower preservative by interfering with the plant's ripening process.

The answer: Fiction.

Distance Education and Outreach

For more information about Distance Education and Outreach courses, call 562.2165. [courses]

Student News

Event:           Partners Training

Sponsor:       Counseling and Career Services

Date/Time:    3 sessions offered
                   Tuesday, February 17 - 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
                   Wednesday, February 18 - 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
                   Thursday, February 19 - 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Location:       SAS 234

More info:
Partners Training was designed to provide basic customer service training to all student employees. All undergraduate student employees working for ENMU must complete Partners Training one time (if you have previously completed Partners Training, you do not need to take it again even if you change jobs). There will be three sessions offered for the spring semester.

To register for a Partners Training session, please contact the ENMU Counseling and Career Services office by phone at 562.2211.

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The Silverpack would like to get you involved. We want to find talented students on campus. We are looking for individuals with unique talents, photographers, musicians, singers, and other such talents. We want to hear about your talent and possibly get you into this year's yearbook! Get in touch with us by e-mail at silverpack@enmu.edu or 562.2756.

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Event:  Interviews for summer internships with EXCO Resources in Dallas, Texas

Sponsor:  Counseling and Career Services

Date:  Thursday, Feb. 5

Location:  SAS 232

More info:  A variety of positions are available.  Representatives are interested in speaking with students in all disciplines especially accounting, finance or business majors. If you are interested in interviewing for these internships, please send your resume to danette.mcguire@enmu.edu.

EXCO Resources is an independent energy company principally engaged in the acquisition, exploitation and development of oil and natural gas properties. EXCO targets acquisitions of onshore, North American oil and natural gas properties, with particular emphasis on Appalachia, Eastern and Western Texas, Mid Continent and the Rocky Mountain regions.  The Company's primary goal is to build value for our shareholders by acquiring quality properties and to enhance the value of assets through control of operations, property development and reduction of costs.

Visit their website at www.excoresources.com.

ENMU-Roswell and ENMU-Ruidoso News

February issue of The Grapevine from ENMU-Roswell – [Grapevine]

Community College Board Election February 3

Two open seats on the ENMU-Ruidoso Community College Board will be filled on Feb. 3. The Ruidoso CCB is a five member elected board. Each member is elected to serve a four year term.

James Paxton, current board member and local realtor is running unopposed for one seat. The remaining slot has two candidates running. Andrea Reed, an ENMU dance instructor and business owner and, Susan Phillips, a Village of Ruidoso employee and graduate of ENMU are vying for the vacant seat. Tom Rigsby, long time member of the Ruidoso Advisory Council and CCB member chose not to run for reelection.

Other board members whose seats expire in 2011 include Dr. Lynn Willard, chair; Dr. Tim Harkins, and Ms. Michelle Perry.

Off-Campus News

Early detection of breast cancer can save lives.  Roosevelt County Cooperative Extension Service is happy to inform you that we once again will be offering a Breast Cancer Screening Clinic.  Mammograms will be offered at a reduced price and include , radiologist interpretation and computer aided interpretation as well as breast self-examination teaching, identification of risk factors and patient education.  Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center will do the screenings.

They will be held in Portales on Thursday and Friday, February 19-20, from 9:30-2:30.  The screening will be held at the Roosevelt County Extension Office, 705 E. Lime.  You should call 1.800.377.4673, as soon as possible to ensure an appointment.  At the time you make your appointment you will give them your insurance information.  You will be expected to pay your co-pay at the time of the mammogram.  Financial aid is also available.

If you have further questions, please contact Connie Moyers or Jackie Clark at 356.4417.  Individuals with disabilities who require an auxiliary aid, serve or assistance in order to participate in this educational activity are encouraged to contact us to determine how reasonable accommodations may be made.  Educational programs of the New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age or national origin. 

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The Carolina Chocolate Drops to Perform in Clovis February 24– Included in Denzel Washington’s 2007 film, The Great Debaters, the Carolina Chocolate Drops bring their love for the rich tradition of banjo and fiddle music to Clovis on Tuesday, Feb. 24 at 7 p.m. at the historic Lyceum Theater as part of the Cultural Arts Series sponsored by Clovis Community College and The Citizens Bank of Clovis. This authentic African-American string band has received national acclaim for its spirited interpretations of the back porch, foot-stomping music drawn from the foothills of North and South Carolina. NPR’s “Weekend Edition” calls the band “The hottest thing to hit the old-time music community in decades!”

Tickets are $15 General Admission, $10 for Seniors, Military and Students, and are available at the CCC Cashiers’ Windows, Information Tickets and Tours located in The End Zone at Cannon AFB, and at the Box Office the evening of the performance (pending availability). Call 769.4956 for more information.
www.clovis.edu/culturalarts

Fellowship of Christian Athletes is continuing to offer viewing of fifteen minute DVD and discussion. Pizza and drinks. at the Presbyterian Campus House located at 1118 W. University. They also have a ski weekend Feb. 20-22. All welcome.

Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Study – The Roosevelt County Cooperative Extension Service along with New Mexico State University’s Rio Grande Basin Initiative is sponsoring a CoCoRaHS (Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Study) training at the Roosevelt County Cooperative Extension Service Office on Monday, Feb. 2 at 6 p.m.  This program uses local people to collect precipitation data that is used to help make better weather predictions of summertime storms.  All participants in the training will receive:

• A clear plastic high capacity rain gauge with mounting bracket,
• A foil covered Styrofoam hail pad (with several spares),  and
• A packet of information and forms for recording data.

If you need more information or are interested in attending please contact the Roosevelt County Extension Office at 356-4417. 

Recurring Information Resources

ENMU Speakers/Experts Guide – ENMU has compiled a 2007 ENMU Speakers/Experts Guide. View the guide
[here].

If you would also like to be included, send your name, title, office phone number, e-mail address, and topics of expertise to: monday.memo@enmu.edu.

The guide can also be accessed by going to the About ENMU menu on ENMU's front page and clicking Experts and Speakers.

Join ENMU's MySpace Page – You are welcome to join ENMU's MySpace page at http://www.myspace.com/easternnewmexico. You will also find a Blog there in which you can share thoughts, suggestions or questions about ENMU. For for information, e-mail wendel.sloan@enmu.edu.

Open Staff Positions —The Office of Human Resources has job listings at http://www.enmu.edu/services/hr/.

How to Reach Campus Police After Hours —For your safety and security on campus, please note the following contact numbers for University Police: University Police can be contacted from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, at 562.2392. Dial 311 anytime from campus phones for non-emergencies, or use cell phone number 760.2945.

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