Welcome to Eastern New Mexico University

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Welcome

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Welcome to Eastern New Mexico University! Since 1934, student have been choosing ENMU for its small class sizes, accredited academic programs and affordable costs. We want you to be a member of our learning community which includes the very best students from New Mexico, the other 49 states, and more than 100 countries around the world. Before we get started, let me explain the many ways you can explore our beautiful space. -You can click on the forward facing arrow to start walking around. -You can jump to the next stop by clicking on the "Next" button. -Now, if you already know where you want to go, you can select any location by using the list OR by clicking directly on the map. -Lastly, remember that you can explore any particular location in more detail by clicking the supplemental icons.

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ENMU Fountain

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Navigating ENMU's campus is easy. A broad avenue connects the Administration Building with the Campus Union featuring the ENMU Fountain and the Veterans War Memorial. The first stop for many students is the Student Academic Services building, which houses Enrollment Services, Financial Aid, and Advising. ENMU has the most affordable in state tuitions for four year Universities in the State of New Mexico and 97% of all first time, full-time freshmen students receive some form of financial aid. ENMU is ranked by U.S. News and World Report as having one of the Lowest Student Debt Loads at Graduation for regional universities in the Southwest

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Campus Union (CUB)

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The Campus Union Building is the heart of student life, containing Housing and Residence Life, Dining Services, student government, Associated Student Activities Board, Multicultural Affairs and Campus Life offices. The CUB is where you can find a great variety of entertainment: concerts, comedians, dances, lectures, and many other student events. Crossroads Café, our main dining hall, is located in this building along with the Greyhound café which features Starbucks coffee and WOW Cafe American Grill & Wingery.

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Residence Halls

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We want you to get a good start on your college career and a big part of that is living on campus. We have three different residence halls, Guadalupe, Eddy and Curry, where you will find a safe environment that gives you privacy and quiet when you need it and comfortable hangout areas to listen to music, play games or relax with friends. Each of our Residence halls features 24-hour security and a secure electronic card access system which allows residents access to the front door with more specific access for hallways and elevators. All dorms feature in room-expanded cable and T1 Ethernet connection and service.

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Science (S)

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Our science departments offer a number of opportunities for students. Undergraduate students have the opportunity to publish and do research, and we are one of only a few non-medical universities to have a cadaver lab on campus for biology students hands-on experience. Our science department also houses the Gennaro Natural History Museum that contains animals that are indigenous to the Llano Estacado and the Miles Mineral Museum, a gem, rock and mineral collection. If you are interested in obtaining both your bachelor's and master's in biology, we have a fast track program that can get you both degrees in five years

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Golden Student Success Center (GSSC)

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The Golden Student Success Center is a destination for social and intellectual interaction between students, faculty and resources, and a hub on campus where students can connect with needed resources in a technology-rich environment. The GSSC gives ENMU students access to state-of-the-art technology while retaining all the functions of a traditional library. The building houses a two-story-tall art gallery, state of the art technology presentation rooms, an electronic interactive display and after-hours help with registration, financial aid, advising, and tutoring. Einstein Bros. Bagels features freshly baked bagels, breakfast sandwiches, lunch sandwiches, and caribou coffee.

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Music Building (MB)

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The Music building houses the administrative offices for both the College of Fine Arts and the Department of Music plus a band hall, choral rehearsal room, 250-seat performance hall, teaching studios, outdoor concert stage, Midi Lab for electronic audio production, and 18 practice rooms. The Floren Thompson Jr. Band Hall is the largest smart classroom on our campus; the superior ceiling and wall treatments with fully retractable curtains give the hall excellent acoustics. The Midi Lab is outfitted with new Macintosh computers, keyboards and other hardware. All practice rooms contain pianos, a music stand, seating, and an adjustable upright mirror for personal observation during practice.

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University Theatre Center (UTC)

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The theater stages about eight productions per year and is the primary setting for dance, theatre and large musical performances. The building houses a 419-seat proscenium theater, a 125-seat experimental black-box theater, classrooms, dance studio, dressing rooms, a scene shop and a costume shop. Students do not have to be theatre majors to audition and participate in productions. We also offer a new works program, which gives students the opportunity to see their plays produced.

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Jack Williamson Liberal Arts (JWLA)

The Jack Williamson Liberal Arts Building is one of the most modern on campus. It houses programs in criminal justice, history, humanities, mathematics, and language and literature, as well as a computer lab and language lab. Students are welcome and encouraged to use our Writing Center to receive help with each stage of writing required essays or research papers. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is headquartered here which includes our nationally recognized Communication Disorders program, accredited by the American Speech Language Hearing Association

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The Jack Williamson Liberal Arts Building is one of the most modern on campus. It houses programs in criminal justice, history, humanities, philosophy, mathematics, and language and literature, as well as a computer lab and language lab. Students are welcome and encouraged to use our Writing Center to receive help with each stage of writing required essays or research papers. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is headquartered here and oversees our nationally recognized Communication Disorders program, accredited by the American Speech Language Hearing Association

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Education Building (ED)

The College of Education and Technology houses the education programs and the Teacher Education Office. The College features an on-campus Child Development Center that allows excellent hands-on learning experiences for students seeking careers in early childhood education. The Department of Educational Studies offers undergraduate and graduate courses in the areas of education foundations, secondary education and special education, and graduate courses in the areas of counseling and education administration. The Department of Curriculum and Instruction offers undergraduate and graduate degrees that can lead to your obtaining licensure for careers in the K-12 school setting

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The College of Education building houses the education programs and the Teacher Education Office. ENMU's College of Education is known regionally for the teachers we educate. The Education program features an on-campus Child Development Center that allows excellent hands-on learning experiences for students seeking careers in early childhood education. Our college also partners with the Portales school district where faculty and students get to work side by side with elementary students and teachers.

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College of Business (COB)

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The College of Business Building houses administrative offices for the academic programs in business. Two Courtyards in the building provide students with a place to study and hang out. The building features the Becky Sharp Auditorium, a 250-seat theatre, with an 18-foot rear projection screen for media programs. ENMU's business programs are fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs. Our Personal Financial Planning programs is the only registered program in the state of New Mexico.

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Art and Anthropology Building (AA)

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The Art and Anthropology building features state of the art studios and Mac labs for art students, specialized ceramics, curation, and forensics labs for anthropology students., in addition to classrooms, student lounges, and great outdoor meeting spaces. The Department of Art offers art exhibitions year-round, in the Runnels Gallery, located in the GSSC. The Department of Anthropology and Applied Archaeology offers students the opportunities for hands-on teaching, research, and involvement as volunteers, interns, and employees at Blackwater Draw National Landmark a 640-acre active archeological site is located within ten minutes of campus.

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Communication Building (COM)

KENW-TV 3 first aired September 1974. Today broadcast students in the Communication Department are still producing local programs and student-run newscasts using industry-standard equipment beginning in their freshman year.

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This building houses the Broadcast Center and the Department of Communication, a great partnership between an academic program and a PBS-affiliate TV and radio station. KENW-TV 3 first aired September 1974. Today broadcast students in the Communication Department are still producing local programs and student-run newscasts using industry-standard equipment beginning in their freshman year. The Communication Department offers students opportunities to produce an online magazine, Houndbytes, and newspaper, The Chase in majors from journalism, broadcast production, broadcast journalism and public relations.

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Agriculture Building (AG)

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The Agriculture program facilities highlight the research and hands-on focus of the major. The Cell Culture Laboratory is designed for cell cultures, hormone assays, histology, RNA transcription, and other needs. The Teaching Laboratory can run feed analysis, embryonic transfer, semen analysis and other processes. The indoor Live Animal Center, with eight stock pens and a feed storage area, can house bovine, ovine or porcine animal subjects. It also includes an animal surgery room and a secure pharmaceutical/anesthetic storage room

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Athletics Facilities

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ENMU opened Al Whitehead Field at Greyhound stadium in 2016, bringing home football games back to the main campus for the first time since 1967. The 4000 seat stadium is also home to ENMU men's and women's soccer and men's and women's track teams. East of the stadium is Greyhound Arena, considered one of the finest NCAA Division II athletic facilities in the Southwest. The arena provides the home court for the ENMU volleyball, men's basketball, and women's basketball teams. More than 4,800 fans can watch games in the horseshoe-shaped arena, which also hosts our fall and spring graduations and other special events throughout the year.

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