An important factor in determining whether you will be successful with your education is the support and structure of your family and friends. If that structure is strong and you develop the self-discipline to manage your time, then your education will be a success. Eastern New Mexico University will be a haven for you while you make your transition from home to college life. The office of Native American Affairs can help you maintain your cultural identity as you become accustomed to a non-Native American environment. Our office will also guide you as you work towards your degree plan.
Scholarships
Information on abundant resource of available scholarship based upon Tribal Affiliation, Major, Area of study, and a booklet of scholarships on campus
Financial Aid Assistance
We help with processing the paperwork to get you started or point you in the correct location for further assistance.
Housing
Assistance with campus housing as well as off campus housing.
Scheduling
Assist you with a class schedule fit for you.
Job Posting
We send e-mails of job postings on campus to help you locate a job.
Health Information
Informing you on Indian Health care services, health providers in the area, and surrounding region.
Volunteers
Events are held each semester to bring our cultural aspects to the community and University. You participation, ideas, points of view, and services are always appreciated.
Multiculturalism
The Native American Affairs office works great with all the other offices as well. We work together to create a welcoming environment for all the students and staff at ENMU. Working the multicultural affairs has always taught the Native American Affairs something new about a variety of cultures.
