2023-24 High School Counselor's Guide

ABOUT ENMU

Students choose Eastern New Mexico University for our personal touch, accredited academic programs, and affordable costs. ENMU offers a variety of services to help students succeed in their academic, personal, and professional lives.

FAST FACTS

• New Mexico’s largest regional comprehensive university

• Federally designated Hispanic-Serving Institution and member of Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities

• Student-to-faculty ratio: 17:1

• 96% student satisfaction rate

• 433-acre campus

FALL 2022 ENROLLMENT

• Students from 54 states/territories and 28 countries

• 5,106 at ENMU-Portales with 3,833 undergraduate and 1,273 graduate students

• Male: 36% | Female: 64%

FALL 2022 ETHNIC DIVERSITY

• African-American: 4.2%

• American Indian: 1.5%

• Asian: 1.5%

• Hispanic: 36.3%

• Caucasian: 35.2%

• Nonresident alien: 2.4%

• Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: <1%

• Two or more races: 2.8%

• Unknown ethnicity: 15.7%

ADMISSION CHECKLISTS

BE AN ENMU GREYHOUND

To get started, students need to:

Connect with us on social media to meet our staff and receive up-to-date information on events and campus updates.

f t l ENMURecruitment

Consider taking the ACT or SAT for additional scholarship opportunities. ACT code 2636 | SAT code 4299

Experience Eastern through a campus tour. Students can explore ENMU in-person or virtually. enmu.edu/Visit

Apply for admission and scholarships. enmu.edu/Apply

Send us their official transcripts.

Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment | High School | College or University

Check email regularly for opportunities to sign up for in-person and virtual events.

File their Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSA). They'll be asked to create an FSA ID to file their FAFSA, as will their parents. FAFSA opens in December | StudentAid.gov

ONCE ADMITTED

Before attending the fall semester:

Once admitted, students can find their next steps at enmu.edu/WhatsNext Students should explore MyENMU Portal at my.enmu.edu

MARCH–APRIL

Compare financial aid awards letters from all other schools. Students should review their award letters; ENMU provides an actual award amount unlike others who provide an estimate of financial aid. Students should compare scholarship awards to the cost of attending to determine how much of their bill will be covered.

Students should finalize where they will be attending in the fall.

MAY–JULY

Students can schedule their personalized registration appointment to get more information about the fall semester and pick their classes.

Apply for campus housing at enmu.edu/HousingApp Students must finalize their admissions file by sending us their final official transcripts.

Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment | High School | College or University

AUGUST

Students will attend New Student Orientation, where they'll meet other incoming Greyhounds, current students, and faculty/staff. enmu.edu/DawgDays

in campus improvements since 2001

COME FOR A VISIT

ENMU OPEN HOUSE

Your students will have the opportunity to meet faculty and current ENMU students, learn more about academic offerings, see the residence halls, tour our campus, and have all of their questions answered. Door prizes include, but are not limited to, two $500 scholarships and an iPad. enmu.edu/OpenHouse

The best way for your students to learn what ENMU has to offer them is to experience it for themselves!

IN-PERSON TOUR

Your students can be our guests our guest for a personalized tour and talk with current students about why they chose ENMU as their college home. They'll see new and renovated facilities –we’ve had more than $250 million in campus upgrades since 2001. Your students can schedule a visit at enmu.edu/Visit

VIRTUAL TOUR

We believe visiting campus is a great way to see what Eastern has to offer, but we also recognize that not everyone can make the trip, so we’re bringing ENMU to your students! Our virtual tour includes 360-degree panoramas with great views through places where they can explore, experience, and excel, including our beautiful campus, classrooms, student success center, residence halls, performance spaces, and athletic facilities. enmu.edu/VirtualTour

FRESHMAN ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Coming to Eastern is easy! Best of all, applying to ENMU is free! Our admission process requires submitting an application and official high school and college transcripts (for dual or concurrent enrollment credit). For more information about freshman admission requirements, review the information on the following pages.

First-Time

A student who has never taken college classes

Final high/home-school

cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or ACT score of 17 or SAT 920 or higher

Admission Application (paper or online)

Official (sealed) in progress high school transcript

ACT or SAT score report

Official (sealed) final high/home-school transcript sent upon graduation

First-Time with Hours

A student who has taken college classes while in high school

Final high/home-school cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or ACT score of 17 or SAT 920 or higher

Admission Application (paper or online)

Official (sealed) in progress high school transcript

ACT or SAT score report

Official (sealed) final high/home-school transcript sent upon graduation

First-Time Freshman with Hours: Official college transcripts are not required for admission but will need to be provided for proper advising. No future registration is able to take place until transcripts have been received.

Students can be admitted on a 6th/7th semester transcript. Unweighted cumulative grade point average will be used to determine admission eligibility. Final official transcripts must be submitted before a student can register for an upcoming semester.

First-Time Home-School

A student who has been home-schooled

Final home-school

cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or ACT score of 17 or SAT 920 or higher

Admission Application (paper or online)

Official (sealed) in progress high school transcript

ACT or SAT score report

Official (sealed) final high/home-school transcript sent upon graduation

New Mexico Home-Schooled and New Mexico Lottery Scholarship: Completion of the New Mexico General Education Development (GED) or New Mexico High School Equivalency Test (HiSET) is not required for admission but may be required to meet guidelines established for New Mexico Lottery Scholarship. Contact the Office of Financial Aid at 575.562.2194 for additional information.

First-Time

Undocumented Student

A student who is a citizen of another country but is unable to work or receive federal funding for their studies because of their legal status in this country

Final high/home-school

cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or ACT score of 17 or SAT 920 or higher

Admission Application (paper or online)

Official (sealed) in progress high school transcript

ACT or SAT score report

Official (sealed) final high/home-school transcript sent upon graduation

Students can be admitted on a 6th/7th semester transcript. Unweighted cumulative grade point average will be used to determine admission eligibility. Final official transcripts must be submitted before a student can register for an upcoming semester.

First-Time Certificate of Completion

A student who has not met the requirements to receive a high school diploma but receives a Certificate of Completion

Final high/home-school cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or ACT score of 17 or SAT 920 or higher

Admission Application (paper or online)

Official (sealed) in progress high school transcript

ACT or SAT score report

Official (sealed) final high/home-school transcript sent upon graduation

Certificate of Completion and Ability to Benefit: Completion of the General Education Development (GED) or High School Equivalency Test (HiSET) is not required for admission but strongly recommended in order to meet Ability to Benefit guidelines established for federal student aid.

First-Time GED or HiSET

A student under the age of 24 who has taken and passed the General Educational Development (GED) or High School Equivalency Test (HiSET)

GED | HiSET score report

AND

ACT 17 or SAT 920 or higher

Admission Application (paper or online)

ACT or SAT score report

GED | HiSET score report

Students can be admitted on a 6th/7th semester transcript. Unweighted cumulative grade point average will be used to determine admission eligibility. Final official transcripts must be submitted before a student can register for an upcoming semester.

Type

ESTIMATED COST OF ATTENDANCE

An affordable education is one way ENMU helps students succeed. All students are encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which is used for federal Pell Grants, state grants, and student loans as well as Admissions, Academic Scholarships, and on-campus employment. Students may begin filling out the FAFSA starting in December for the following school year. Please encourage them to list ENMU’s federal school code of 002651. Once they send in their scholarship application, we will review their file to make sure they receive the best scholarship package available to them.

There is an additional charge of $17 per credit hour for online courses. All costs subject to change, reference enmu.edu/Tuition for current tuition rates.

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

First-Time Freshman Scholarships

Green and Silver Presidential Scholarship Tuition, fees, room and board charges plus $1,500 per academic year; awarded to 10 students per year

New Mexico resident; New Mexico high school graduate, New Mexico GED recipient, or New Mexico HiSET recipient in the semester preceding the first semester of attendance

Minimum score of: 3.0 GPA and 27 ACT (1260 SAT) OR 3.5 GPA and 25 ACT (1200 SAT)

Fully admitted to ENMU with a Green and Silver Presidential Scholarship Application on file or postmarked by first Friday in March.

Only the double room rate will be applied to student’s account if they are living in Universitymanaged housing.

ENMU Greyhound Starter Scholarship Tuition for first semester

New Mexico resident; New Mexico high school graduate, New Mexico GED, or New Mexico HiSET recipient in the semester preceding the first semester of attendance

Minimum cumulative high school GPA of: 2.5 or Minimum score of: 20 ACT or 1030 SAT

New Mexico Lottery Success Scholarship (NMLSS)

Tuition amount authorized by the New Mexico Legislature

Freshman Hound Housing Room Grant

$1,500 per semester

New Mexico resident

Contact the Office of Financial Aid at 575.562.2194 for more information.

Freshman Competitive Waiver

Waives the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition

Arizona Tuition Waiver

Waives the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition

Colorado Scholar

Tuition Waiver

Waives the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition

Texas 135-Mile Tuition Waiver

Waives the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition

U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident

Minimum cumulative high school GPA of: 3.0 or Minimum score of: 20 ACT or 1030 SAT

For use in University-managed housing (Curry Hall, Eddy Hall, and Guadalupe Hall) only.

May renew for a total of four consecutive semesters

3.0 cumulative high school GPA and a minimum score of: 23 ACT or 1130 SAT OR

3.5 cumulative high school GPA and a minimum score of: 20 ACT or 1030 SAT

Arizona resident and a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident. First-time freshman receive Priority Level III consideration

2.5 cumulative high school GPA and a minimum score of: 20 ACT or 1130 SAT

Colorado resident, 2.5 cumulative GPA and minimum score of: 20 ACT or 1030 SAT

Texas resident living within 135 miles of Portales, New Mexico

First-Time Freshman Academic Scholarships (cont.)

In-State Freshman Academic Scholarship

$2,600–$5,400 per academic year

New Mexico resident; New Mexico high school graduate, New Mexico GED, or New Mexico HiSET recipient in the semester preceding the first semester of attendance

Minimum score of: 20 ACT, 1030 SAT, or 3.0 GPA (see chart below for scholarship amounts)

Out-of-State Freshman Academic Scholarship

$1,000–$3,000 per academic year

Out-of-state high school graduate

Minimum score of: 20 ACT, 1030 SAT, or 3.0 GPA (see chart below for scholarship amounts)

HIGHLY QUALIFIED AND ACCREDITED

As part of our tradition of providing a quality education, our degree programs continue to be nationally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, and we are a lifetime member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools . ENMU has earned additional program accreditations from the following agencies:

• Higher Learning Commission-North Central Association

• National Association of Schools of Music (NASM)

• Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN)

• Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)

• American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)

• National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)

• Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)

• American Chemical Society (ACS)

Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources

Do your students enjoy working with plants and animals? Are they interested in working to conserve natural resources or protect the environment? This cluster includes careers in the planning, production, processing, management, distribution and marketing of agricultural products, including food, plants, animals, fabrics, wood, and crops. Explore these options at ENMU:

• Agricultural Education

• Agricultural Sciences

• Agriculture

• Animal and Dairy Science

• Anthropology

• Biology

• Electronics Engineering Technology

• Environmental Science

• Pre-Veterinary

• Renewable Energy

• Wildlife and Fisheries Science

Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications

Do your students like to perform? Do they love to use their artistic creativity on the job? This cluster includes careers in designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing and publishing multimedia content, including visual and performing arts and design, journalism, and entertainment services.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Art

• Broadcast Journalism

• Broadcast Production

• Communication

• Digital Filmmaking

• English

• Graphic Design

• Journalism

• Music

• Music – Instrumental Performance

• Music – Piano Performance

• Music – Vocal Performance

• Public Relations

• Theatre

• Visual Arts

Business, Management and Administration

Are your students entrepreneurial? Do they like to plan and organize activities? This cluster includes careers in planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating business functions essential to effective business operations.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Accounting

• Anthropology

• Business Administration

• International Business

• Management

• Sports and Recreation Management

Education

and Training

Do your students enjoy teaching others? Are they comfortable with public speaking? This cluster includes careers in planning, managing, and providing education and training services and related learning support services, including administration and library services.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Agricultural Education

• Athletic Training

• Bilingual Education

• Coaching

• Early Care and Education

• Early Childhood Education

• Elementary/Special Education

• Music Education

• Physical Education (Kinesiology)

• Secondary Education

Cluster and description information:

“New Mexico Career Cluster Guide,” from the New Mexico Public Education Department

Your students can explore carefully built career clusters and find out which ENMU areas of interest best align with their path to success.

Finance

Do your students like to work with numbers? Do they want to help people plan for their financial futures? This cluster includes careers in financial and investment planning, banking, insurance, and business financial management.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Applied Economics and Finance

• Personal Financial Planning

Government and Public Administration

Are your students interested in government and politics? Would they like to help pass laws? This cluster includes careers in planning, managing, and providing government services at the federal, state, and local levels, including legislative, administrative, and regulatory services.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Accounting

• Anthropology

• Applied Economics and Finance

• Criminal Justice

• Political Science

• Social Studies

• Sociology

• Spanish

Health Science

Do your students enjoy helping people feel better? Would they like working in a hospital or other medical facility? This cluster includes careers in planning, managing, and providing therapeutic services, diagnostic services, health informatics, support services, and biotechnological research and development.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Bioinformatics

• Communicative Disorders

• Nursing – BSN Completion Program

• Pre-Dentistry

• Pre-Medicine

• Pre-Pharmacy

• Pre-Physical Therapy

• Pre-Physician’s Assistant

• Spanish

• Speech Language Pathology Assistant

Hospitality and Tourism

Do your students want to help other people enjoy their leisure time? Would they like to work in a hotel or restaurant? This cluster includes careers in the management, marketing, and operations of restaurants and other food services, lodging, attractions, recreation events, and travel-related services.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Culinary Arts

• Hospitality Management

Information Technology

Do your students like technology? Do they enjoy working with computer hardware, software, multimedia, or network systems? This cluster includes careers related to the design, development, support, and management of hardware, software, Internet, multimedia, and systems integration services.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Information Systems

• Computer Science

Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security

Do your students like to help protect other people’s safety? Do they want to help enforce the law? This cluster includes careers in planning, managing, and providing legal, public safety, corrections, protective services, and homeland security, including professional and technical support.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Criminal Justice

• English

• Forensic Science

• Forensic Science – Anthropology

• Forensic Science – Biology

• Forensic Science – Chemistry

• History

• Social Studies

• Spanish

Human Services

Do your students like to help people? Would they enjoy teaching people how to improve their lives? This cluster includes careers that involve tending to families and human needs.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Anthropology

• Psychology

• Social Work

• Sociology

Marketing, Sales and Service

Do your students like to sell products or services? Are they friendly and outgoing? This cluster includes careers in planning, managing, and performing marketing activities to reach organizational objectives.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Graphic Design

• Marketing

• Public Relations

17:1 Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Do your students like science or math? Do they enjoy solving problems? This cluster includes occupations and careers in planning, managing, and providing scientific research and professional and technical services (e.g., physical science, social science, engineering), including laboratory and testing services and research and development services.

Explore these options at ENMU:

• Animal and Dairy Science

• Anthropology

• Aviation Science

• Biochemistry

• Bioinformatics

• Biology

• Biology: Ecology Evolution Organism

• Biology: Micro Molecular and Biotechnology

• Chemistry

• Computer Science

• Electronics Engineering Technology

• Environmental Science

• Forensic Science

• Forensic Science – Anthropology

• Forensic Science – Biology

• Forensic Science – Chemistry

• Mathematics

• Pre-Dentistry

• Pre-Medicine

• Pre-Pharmacy

• Pre-Physical Therapy

• Pre-Physician’s Assistant

• Pre-Veterinary

• Psychology

• Wildlife and Fisheries Science

Transportation, Distribution and Logistics

Do your students like to fly planes, drive trucks or pilot ships? Would they enjoy planning roads or power systems? This cluster includes careers in planning, management and movement of people, materials, and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail, and water, as well as related professional and technical-support services, such as transportation and infrastructure planning and management, logistics services, mobile equipment and facility maintenance. Explore these options at ENMU:

• International Business

• Management

HEALTH PROFESSIONS

Our Biology and Chemistry Programs advise and support students who have interests in going to medical school or other professional healthrelated fields. Our curriculum provides the foundational coursework that medical and other health-related professional schools are looking for in their prospective students.

Pre-Dentistry

Pre-Medicine

Pre-Pharmacy

Pre-Physical Therapy

Pre-Physician’s Assistant

Additionally, our BSN Completion Program allows students who have already obtained their RN License to work towards a degree that may open the door to managerial positions and higher earnings, or increase their chance for advancement.

Nursing (BSN completion program, open to registered nurses)

TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM

Our Teacher Education Program advises and supports students who are interested in becoming educators. We provide students with the necessary professional education requirements to become licensed as teachers in New Mexico. While our education program will prepare students for a licensure in New Mexico, there are also opportunities to obtain an education licensure in other states.

Early Childhood Education: Students can choose this area of interest if they want to work with children from birth through grade 3. Opportunities exist in Early Head Start, Head Start, preschool programs, and in public schools.

Elementary/Special Education: Students can choose this area of interest if they want to teach students in kindergarten through grade 8 or if they have an interest in working with special needs students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12.

Secondary Education: Students can choose this area of interest if they want to teach grades 7 through 12. With secondary education, they will pursue a degree in a content area and work on their teacher education licensure at the same time.

CAMPUS LIVING AND RESIDENCE LIFE

Living on campus can contribute significantly to your students’ success in college. They will meet people who will become lifelong friends. They will have the chance to learn new things about themselves, about living and working with others, and about being part of a community and its traditions.

Living on campus gives students the chance to get involved beyond the walls of their classrooms, as a variety of programs are planned throughout the year. These may be social, recreational, cultural or educational activities that give students a chance to meet people and learn new things. They will find just the environment needed in our three residence halls.

San Juan Village is conveniently located on campus property and independently managed.

ENMU RESIDENCE HALLS

Curry Hall | Eddy Hall | Guadalupe Hall

ENMU residency policy helps assure that your students get a good start to their college career. New students who have less than 30 hours of college credit after high school graduation and are under 21 years old are required to live on campus and purchase a meal plan. Exemptions to the residential/meal plan requirement may be granted to students living with parents or married and/or having dependent children. Meal plan waivers may be granted to students with medical needs not met by the meal plan provider. enmu.edu/Housing

ENMU DINING SERVICES BY SODEXO

Crossroads Café Dining Hall | Einstein Bros. Bagels | Greyhound Café World of Wings (WoW)

Students living in the residence halls (Curry Hall, Guadalupe Hall, or Eddy Hall) are required to purchase a Resident Meal Plan. Residential students have four meal plans to choose from. Each plan comes with meals to use in the dining hall and Flex Dollars. Flex Dollars can be spent in the format of a debit card at all Sodexo operated locations on campus. The Crossroads Café Dining Hall, located in the Campus Union, offers students an ultimate dining experience at an affordable price. The allyou-can-eat meal plan allows students to choose from eight different dining stations serving a variety of choices. There are always the essentials including pizza and burgers. Specialty stations include Pasta Perfect, South of the Border and the Classics Comfort Food. For students wanting a lighter meal, our garden fresh salad bar has over two dozen toppings, two kinds of soups and a made-to-order sandwich bar. enmu.edu/Dining

CROSSROADS CAFÉ DINING HALL HOURS

Monday–Friday | 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Saturday–Sunday Brunch | 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Saturday–Sunday Dinner | 5–6:30 p.m.

THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY

Your students can elevate their college experience by getting involved and finding their community at ENMU. Engaging in life beyond the classroom enriches their educational journey by providing opportunities to network, be a leader, meet new people, enjoy exciting adventures, and have fun. Encourage them to explore Greyhound Life and find their community.

• Arts and Culture

enmu.edu/ArtsAndCulture

• Athletics enmu.edu/Athletics

• Entertainment enmu.edu/ASAB

• Multicutre Affairs enmu.edu/MulticulturalAffairs

• Student Organizatons enmu.edu/StudentOrganizations

MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS

We are committed to the belief that a rich multicultural environment enhances University academic and social life; we believe all students, faculty, and staff can contribute and enrich our institution. The Office of Multicultural Affairs has four student-run departments.

• African American Affairs

• Hispanic Affairs

• International Affairs

• Native American Affairs

Multicultural Affairs has an open-door policy and are available to help your students work toward finding their success at ENMU. We also encourage students to join us for all Multicultural Affairs activities.

ARTS AND CULTURE

ENMU has a long-standing tradition of providing exceptional performances, productions and exhibits; most of which are free for students to attend. In addition to an active performance and exhibition season, ENMU is home to several world-class, one-of-a-kind venues, including numerous museums and art galleries.

• Blackwater Draw Museum

• Blackwater Draw National Landmark

• Buchanan Hall

• Dr. Antonio “Tony” Gennaro Natural History Museum

• Jack Williamson Science Fiction Library

• Miles Mineral Museum

• Roosevelt County Historical Museum

• Runnels Gallery

• University Theatre Center

ENMU ATHLETICS

ENMU competes in NCAA Division II and belongs to the Lone Star Conference (LSC), which has members in New Mexico, Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma. enmu.edu/Athletics

Coed varsity sports include: Cheerleading and Esports

Men’s varsity sports include: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Rodeo, Soccer, and Track and Field

Women’s varsity sports include: Basketball, Cross Country, Rodeo, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, and Volleyball

INTRAMURAL SPORTS

With intramural sports, great skills are not necessary to enjoy an active lifestyle. To encourage participation, most of our activities are offered in divisions based on skill and competitiveness, allowing students to choose an appropriate level of play. enmu.edu/Intramurals

Some activities include:

• Basketball

• Dodgeball

• Flag Football

• Kickball

• Soccer

• Softball

• Volleyball

DEPARTMENTAL AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

• Accounting and Finance Club

• ACE+D

• American Choral Directors Association

• Anime Club

• Bored Geeks Board Games

• Bowling

• Cadeuceus

• Caduceus Health Society

• Chemistry Club

• Clayhounds

• College Democrats

• Collegiate Farm Bureau

• Computer Science Club

• Counseling Student Initiative

• Desperate Optimists

• Educators Rising

• Environmental Science Club

• Forensic Science Society

• Gaming

• Gender and Sexuality Alliance

• History Guild

• Improv Club

• Justice League

• Mu Alpha Nu

• National Student Speech Language and Hearing Association

• Pavlov’s Hounds

• Pre-Vet Agricultural Club

• Pre-Law/Political Science Club

• Safe Ride

• Student Government Association

• Spanish Club

• Student Association of Social Work

• Student Athlete Advisory Committee

• The Cultural Club

• The ENMU student chapter of the Wildlife Society

• The Film Club

GREEK

• Chi Omega-Theta Zeta Chapter

• Fraternity Council

• Kappa Sigma-Theta Zeta Chapter

• National Panhellenic Conference

• Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia of America

• Rho Lambda-Delta Chapter

• Sigma Alpha Epsilon

• Zeta Tau Alpha-Delta Pi Chapter

HONOR SOCIETIES

• Alpha Psi Omega National Theatre

Honor Society-Kappa Upsilon Chapter

• Lambda Pi Eta National Communication

Honor Society-Alpha Zeta

Omicron Chapter

• Delta Mu Delta International Business

Honor Society-Gamma Omega Chapter

• Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education

• Kappa Kappa Psi National Honorary

Band Fraternity-Beta Lambda Chapter

• Lambda Alpha National Anthropology

Honor Society-Beta Chapter

• Phi Alpha Social Work Honor SocietyOmicron Rho Chapter

HONORARY

• Student Veteran’s Organization RELIGIOUS

• Legacy

• St. Thomas More Newman University Catholic Center

• WAKE

STUDENT CENTER SERVICES

We want your students to have the resources to become their best selves. We know becoming and staying successful requires taking care of both body and mind. We help students do this with free services like tutoring, counseling, and health care.

TUTORING SERVICES

Tutoring is open to all Greyhounds with many different options no matter what they are majoring in at ENMU. Beyond mastering course content, going to tutoring can help students gain skills in improving time management, focusing on tasks and finding resources for classwork and projects. With everything from peer tutoring in various subjects to specific help in math or English, we’ve got students’ academic support needs covered.

BENEFITS OF TUTORING

• Improved academic performance

• Increased confidence and self-esteem

• Development of skills and techniques to help with personal learning style

TUTORING AND SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION

The Office of Tutoring and Supplemental Instruction coordinates tutoring services available to all students. One-on-one tutoring and group study sessions are available with peer tutors and supplemental instructors. Get more information online at enmu.edu/Tutoring.

Additional tutoring resources are offered through: Writing Center, Math Lab, and Student Support Services. For more information about these services go to:

• enmu.edu/MathLab

• enmu.edu/SSS

• enmu.edu/WritingCenter

• enmu.edu/Tutoring

ACCESSIBILITY RESOURCES

ENMU is proud to offer an equal opportunity for individuals with disabilities to obtain an education. Your student may have a disability and is looking for more information about campus policies and services, or they may think they might have a disability but aren’t sure. If they are interested in learning more about disability issues, we encourage them to visit us online at enmu.edu/Accessibility

CAREER SERVICES

Your student may wonder what a career field actually is like on a dayto-day basis, or the income potential, interests, skills, and values associated with a career. Also, they may want to gain knowledge about potential openings and projected growth within a particular career track. These are all very important things to consider. We are here to help your student explore all the aspects associated with careers they may be considering as well as helping them choose a major.

enmu.edu/Career

COUNSELING SERVICES

When your student connects at ENMU’s Counseling Corner, they can meet with licensed counselors who are equipped to help them deal with short-term issues like depression, anxiety, phobias, relationship problems, anger management, communication problems, and fear of failure. We also provide confidential assistance for students who have been the victims of sexual assault. All of our services are free and confidential. Your student can connect at the Counseling Corner over the phone, by text, in person or online video. We also have 24/7 crisis counseling available. enmu.edu/Counseling

HEALTH SERVICES

La Casa ENMU Student Health Services is here to help your student maintain a positive, healthy lifestyle, which contributes to their academic success.

Student fees fund our health services, and 100% of our budget is used to deliver quality health care to your student. We provide services including preventative and acute healthcare, immunizations, prescriptions, and more. With on-campus health services, local clinics and nearby Roosevelt General Hospital, your student will have convenient access to excellent, full-service medical care.

enmu.edu/HealthServices

SAFETY ON CAMPUS

ENMU operates under a “no tolerance” level of enforcement relating to fighting, weapons, and alcohol and drugs on University property. The ENMU Department of Public Safety is dedicated to serving the needs of the University and the Portales community. Our certified law enforcement officers are available to assist ENMU students 24 hours per day, seven days per week. enmu.edu/Safety

Additionally, Eastern’s Student Government Association created the Safe Ride program to protect ENMU students from the dangers of drinking and driving. The ENMU Safe Ride program is:

• Free to any ENMU student

• Available Thursday through Sunday, 8 a.m. to midnight

• Completely student operated

• Available anywhere in Portales city limits

Every ride is provided by both a male and female student employee. The student employees pick up students and transport them safely home in the Portales vicinity.

enmu.edu/SafeRide