summer/fall 2016 information - Eastern New Mexico University

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SUMMER/FALL 2016
INFORMATION
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SUMMER/FALL 2016 INFORMATION
ENMU-ROSWELL
DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES
Degrees and Certificates offered at ENMU-Roswell
o Not Seeking a Degree or Certificate
o Summer Session Only
o Undecided
SUBJECT AREA (please check one)
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE
oAgriculture
o Business Administration
o Child Development
o Criminal Justice
o Human Services
o Teacher Education
o University Studies
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE
o Biology
o Emergency Medical Services
o Medical Assisting
oNursing
o Occupational Therapy Assistant
o Professional Pilot Training-Fixed Wing
o Professional Pilot Training-Rotorcraft
Helicopter
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE
DEGREE
o Air Traffic Control
o Automotive Technology
o Aviation Maintenance Technology
o Computer Applications and Support
o Emergency Medical Services
o Engineering and Design Technology
o Fire Science - EMS Concentration
o Fire Science - Structural Fire Concentration
o Fire Science - Wildland Fire Concentration
o Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning
Refrigeration Technology
o Industrial Engineering Technology
oMathematics
o Media Arts - Animation
o Media Arts - Film Technology
o Media Arts - Graphic Design
o Occupational Safety Engineering and
Environmental Management Technologies
o Paramedic
o
o
o
o
o
Police Science
Professional Pilot Training-Unmanned
Aerial Systems
Radiographic Technology
Respiratory Therapy
Welding Technology
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
PROGRAMS
o
o
Aviation Maintenance Technology
Computer and Network Cyber Security
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPATIONAL
TRAINING
oBookkeeping/Accounting
o Business Assistant Administrator
o Child Development
o Commercial Refrigeration
o Culinary Arts
o Emergency Management - Advanced
Professional Development
o Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic
o Engineering and Design Technology
o Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning
Refrigeration Technology
o Industrial Engineering Technology
o Management Training
o Medical Assisting
o Medical Coding
o Professional Pilot Training-Unmanned
Aerial Systems
CERTIFICATE OF EMPLOYABILITY
o Automotive Technology-Brakes
o Automotive Technology-Level I
o Commercial Driver’s License
o Community Health Worker
o Community Paramedic
o Construction Trades
o Emergency Management- Emergency
Preparedness
o Emergency Management - Professional
Development
ENMU-ROSWELL
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DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES
o Emergency Management - Advanced
Professional Development
o Emergency Medical Technician
o Emergency Medical Technician-Advanced
o Engineering and Design TechnologyArchitecture
o Engineering and Design TechnologySurveying
o Grant Writing
o Homemaker/Home Health Care Aide
o Human Services-Alcohol and Drug
Abuse Studies
o Human Services-Helping Relationship Skills
o Industrial Engineering Technology Basic Maintenance
o Industrial Engineering Technology Construction Trades
o Media Arts - Animation
o Media Arts - Film Technology
o Media Arts - Graphic Design
o Nursing Assisting
Safety Training Technician Level I
Safety Trained Manager
Certified Occupational Safety Technician
Certified Occupational Safety & Health
Specialist
Certified Occupational Safety &
Environmental Technician
Certified Occupational Safety & Health
Trainer
o Pharmacy Technician
oPhlebotomy
o Telecommunications Technician
o Welding Technology - Basic
o Welding Technology - Advanced
SPECIAL SERVICES CERTIFICATE
OF OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING
Special Services Program fees apply
o Auto Mechanics
o Child Care Attendant
o Food Service
o Laboratory Animal Caretaker
o Office Skills
o Sanitation/Groundskeeping/Building
Maintenance
o Stocking and Merchandising
o Veterinary
SPECIAL SERVICES CERTIFICATE
OF COMPLETION
Special Services Program fees apply
o
Independent Living
Persons with Disabilities: Students needing special accommodations
should contact the Special Services Department at Eastern New Mexico
University-Roswell at (575)624-7286.
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ENMU-ROSWELL
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR SUMMER/FALL 2016
SUMMER 2016
FIRST FOUR-WEEK SESSION
JUNE 6 (M)
FIRST 4-WEEK SESSION BEGINS SUMMER 2016 (6/6/16 - 7/1/16)*
JUNE 7 (T)
FIRST 4-WEEK SESSION -ADD/DROP AND LATE REGISTRATION (ONE DAY ONLY)
JUNE 10 (F) LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR FALL GRADUATION
JUNE 22-24 (W-TH)
POST CAAP TESTING
JUNE 24 (F)
FIRST 4-WEEK SESSION-LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW
JUNE 27 - JULY 1 (M-F)
FINAL EXAMS
SECOND FOUR-WEEK SESSION
JULY 4 (M)
INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY - NO CLASSES; CAMPUS CLOSED
JULY 5 (T)
SECOND 4-WEEK SESSION BEGINS SUMMER 2016 (7/5/16 - 7/29/16)*
JULY 6 (W)
SECOND 4-WEEK SESSION ADD/DROP AND LATE REGISTRATION (ONE DAY ONLY)
JULY 22 (F)
SECOND 4-WEEK SESSION-LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW
JULY 28 (TH) SPECIAL SERVICES GRADUATION
JULY 25 - 29 (M-F)
SECOND 4-WEEK SESSION-FINAL EXAMS
EIGHT-WEEK SESSION
JUNE 6 (M)
8-WEEK SESSION BEGINS SUMMER 2016 (6/6/16 – 7/29/16)*
JUNE 7 (T)
8-WEEK SESSION-ADD/DROP AND LATE REGISTRATION (ONE DAY ONLY)
JUNE 10 (F) LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR FALL GRADUATION
JULY 4 (M)
INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY-NO CLASSES; CAMPUS CLOSED
JULY 15 (F)
8-WEEK SESSION-LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW
JULY 25 - 29 (M-F)
8-WEEK SESSION-FINAL EXAMS
JULY 28 (TH)
SPECIAL SERVICES GRADUATION
FALL 2016
AUG. 18 (TH)
FACULTY ON CAMPUS
AUG. 19 (F)
INITIAL FACULTY/STAFF IN-SERVICE
AUG. 22 (M)
16-WEEK SESSION BEGINS FALL 2016 (8/22/16-12/9/16)*
AUG. 22 (M)
16-WEEK SESSION-BEGIN ADD/DROP AND LATE REGISTRATION
AUG. 22 (M)
FIRST 8-WEEK SESSION BEGINS - FALL 2016 (8/22/16 - 10/14/16)*
AUG. 23 (T)
FIRST 8-WEEK SESSION-ADD/DROP AND LATE REGISTRATION (ONE DAY ONLY)
AUG. 26 (F)
16 WEEK SESSION-END OF ADD/DROP AND END OF LATE REGISTRATION
SEPT. 5 (M)
LABOR DAY HOLIDAY - NO CLASSES; CAMPUS CLOSED
SEPT. 12-16 (M-F)
CRITICAL THINKING TESTING
SEPT. 16 (F)
FIRST 8-WEEK SESSION-LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW
OCT. 3 (M)
EASTERN NM STATE FAIR DAY - NO CLASSES; CAMPUS OPENS AT 1:00 P.M.
OCT. 8 - 14 (S-F)
16-WEEK SESSION-MID-TERM EXAMS
OCT. 14 (F)
LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR SPRING 2017 GRADUATION
OCT. 14 (F)
FIRST 8-WEEK SESSION-LAST DAY OF CLASS
OCT. 17 (M)
SECOND 8-WEEK SESSION BEGINS - FALL 2016 (10/17/16 - 12/9/16)*
OCT. 18 (T)
SECOND 8-WEEK SESSION-ADD/DROP AND LATE REGISTRATION (ONE DAY ONLY)
OCT. 24-31 (M-F)
NMYC GED TESTING
NOV. 2-5 (W-S)
POST CAAP TESTING
NOV. 4 (F)
16-WEEK SESSION-LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW
NOV. 6 (SU)
SPRING SEMESTER REGISTRATION OPENS
NOV. 7-10 (M-TH)
NMYC GED TESTING
NOV. 11 (F)
SECOND 8-WEEK SESSION-LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW
NOV. 14-18 (M-F)
NMYC GED TESTING
NOV. 17--18 (TH-F)
EARLY COLLEGE PLACEMENT TESTING
NOV. 24 - 27 (TH - SU)
THANKSGIVING RECESS (BEGINS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23 AT 5:00 P.M.) NO CLASSES; CAMPUS CLOSED
NOV. 28 (M)
INSTRUCTION RESUMES AT 8:00 A.M.
NOV. 28-DEC. 2 (M-F)
NMYC GED TESTING
DEC. 3 - 9 (S - F)
16-WEEK SESSION AND SECOND 8-WEEK SESSION--FINAL EXAMS
DEC. 8 (TH)
COMMENCEMENT
DEC. 9 (F)
16-WEEK SESSION AND SECOND 8-WEEK SESSION-LAST DAY OF FALL SEMESTER
DEC. 19-23 (M-F)
NMYC GED TESTING
DEC. 23, 2016 (F) – WINTER BREAK (BEGINS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22 AT 5 P.M.) NO CLASSES; CAMPUS CLOSED
JAN. 2, 2017 (M)
*REFER TO COURSE SCHEDULE AND COURSE SYLLABUS FOR SPECIFIC START AND END DATES
Unforeseen circumstances may necessitate modification of the University Calendar.
The Class Schedule for each semester will reflect those modifications.
DAYS: Su=Sunday; M=Monday; T=Tuesday; W=Wednesday; Th=Thursday; F=Friday; S=Saturday
ENMU-ROSWELL
CAMPUS DIRECTORY
ACCUPLACER Placement Test............................(575) 624-7227/7183/7258
Admissions and Records................................................624-7141
Adult Basic Education.........................................................624-7271
Advising and Retention Center...................................................624-7294
Art Department.......................................................................624-7226
Arts and Science Education.............................................................624-7253
Bookstore..............................................................................624-7192
Business Office..........................................................624-7123/7125
Cafeteria.........................................................................624-7408
Campus Security.....................................................................624-7181
Cashier.................................................................................624-7125
Center for Workforce and Community Development......................624-7164
Child Development Center......................................................624-7301
College Development............................................................624-7404
Computer Services/Blackboard Help Desk.............................624-7491
Computer Lab (ITC).................................................................624-7214
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Support Services (TDD Only).............624-7300
(Voice)....................................................................624-7286
Degree Planning.....................................................................624-7294
Developmentally Disabled.................................................624-7286
Distance Education.....................................................................624-7224
Dropping Courses...................................................................624-7144
Dual Credit Coordinator....................................................624-7168
ENMU Portales Information....................................................624-7221
Facilities Coordinator...............................................................624-7250
Financial Aid..........................................................................624-7400
GEAR UP....................................................................................624-7104
GED Preparation/Pretesting.........................................624-7227/7183/7258
GED Testing.....................................................624-7227/7183/7258
Graduation Information...........................................................624-7142
Health Education....................................................................624-7235
Housing (Sierra Vista Village)..............................................347-7132
ITV Information.......................................................................... 624-7491
Learning Resource Center/Library......................................624-7282
Meal Plan...........................................................................624-7196
Media Center.........................................................................624-7139
New Student Relations.................................................624-7136
Overloads.............................................................................624-7159
Physical Education Center......................................................624-7338
President................................................................................624-7112
Special Fees......................................................................624-7123
Special Services.....................................................................624-7286
Student Health Center........................................................624-7106
Student Outreach Program......................................................624-7201
Student Success Center....................................................624-7003/7054
Switchboard...........................................................................624-7000
Technical Education.............................................624-7147/7337
Testing Services........................................624-7227/7183/7258
Tutoring.................................................................................624-7220
Veterans’ Information.......................................................624-7142/7243
Vice President for Academic Affairs.............................................624-7161
Vice President for Business Affairs..................................................624-7210
Vice President for Student Affairs.............................................624-7159
CAMPUS CRIME REPORT AND GRADUATION RATE REPORT
In compliance with the Department of Education Federal Regulations, the
campus Crime Report and the Graduation Rate Report are available on
the ENMU-Roswell web site at www.roswell.enmu.edu
A printed copy is available upon request from either Campus Security
or the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs. Information on the
Drug Free Schools Act of 1990 is also available on the campus web site
and at the same locations. Students may call 1-800-243-6687 or mail a
request to Campus Security at P.O. Box 6000, Roswell, NM 88202-6000.
CAMPUS HOURS
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Friday, 8:00 a.m. to Noon
CENTER FOR WORKFORCE AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Enhance your SUCCESS with professional development and life-long
learning at ENMU-Roswell! Community Education classes offer inexpensive,
short-term training opportunities for businesses and community members to
increase job skills and provide life-long learning opportunities. Businesses
and organizations may also arrange customized training to address
specific employee or member needs. For information, call (575) 624-7164.
STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER
Students may take advantage of free English, math and science tutoring in
the Student Success Center located in rooms 120 and 121 of the Instructional Center (IC). Assistance is provided by faculty, professional tutors,
and student tutors for any currently enrolled student seeking assistance.
The Student Success Center includes a writing lab located in Room 120
where students become more effective, confident, and resourceful writers. In the writing lab students will find individualized writing assistance
for any writing assignment, across all departments, and help at any stage
of the writing process.
In room 121, students will find assistance with mathematics, statistics,
biology, astronomy, geology, physics and chemistry. Students may also
find assistance with courses that include online supplements like MathXL
or materials in Blackboard.
Telephone: (575) 624-7003 (Room 120)
Writing lab hours
Monday-Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. - Noon
Telephone: (575) 624-7054 (Room 121)
Hours vary by semester. Closed on Fridays. Call for details.
Cougar Cafe
*Hours are the same as the Writing Center Hours
(Hours are tentative)
GENERAL WELCOME
Welcome to Eastern New Mexico University‑Roswell. Our address is
P.O. Box 6000, Roswell, NM 88202-6000. As your local University, we
serve more than 4,000 students each semester through a wide variety of
credit and non-credit classes and numerous community partnerships. Our
beautiful campus has some of the finest facilities anywhere. Our instructors
and staff are friendly and ready to help you. Inside you’ll find summer/
fall 2016 registration and class information, ENMU Portales classes, and
New Mexico Highlands University classes. For more information, call (575)
624-7000, or visit our web site at www.roswell.enmu.edu
ADMISSION POLICY
ENMU-Roswell has an ‘open’ admission policy, which means that
admission to the university is not restricted by previous academic
performance, allowing most students to be automatically accepted to attend
the university. Other restrictions may apply upon review of the admissions
application. Some programs offered at ENMU-Roswell also have specific
admissions criteria that must be met for continued enrollment in the
program. Prospective students must complete an admission application,
which can be completed online at our web site, www.roswell.enmu.edu,
by submission of a paper application downloaded from the website, and
returned to the Student Services Center, or completion of a paper application
requested from the Admissions Office in the Student Services Center.
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STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER
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DUAL CREDIT PROGRAM
New Mexico education law requires that every student who graduates
from a New Mexico public high school must earn at least one credit as an
advanced placement, honors, dual credit, OR distance learning course.
ENMU-Roswell offers a wide selection of dual credit courses as agreed
upon with individual public school districts.
Dual credit courses are courses that accrue both high school and college
credits. Tuition and general fees are waived by the institution of higher
education. Students must pay for specific course fees associated with
the class, and public school districts are required to pay for textbooks.
Students receive both high school and college credit for the successfully
completed course.
Advantages of dual credit courses include: (1) students who lag behind
in the number of high school credits required for graduation are able to
acquire needed credits at community colleges and universities; (2) students
gain access to a broader number of academically rigorous courses; and
(3) students accrue college credits while still in high school to get a ‘jump
start’ on their college education. For more information, contact Angie
Bersane at (575) 624-7168.
CANCELLED CLASSES
ENMU-Roswell reserves the right to cancel any classes that do not
attain the minimum enrollment requirements. Students will be notified
by telephone, e-mail or written notification that the class has been
cancelled. A notice will be posted on the ENMU-Roswell web homepage
and on the classroom door. The student will automatically receive a 100%
refund for all tuition and fees associated with the cancelled course(s).
ENMU-ROSWELL COMPUTER USAGE AND COPYRIGHT POLICY
It is the policy of ENMU-Roswell that unauthorized file sharing, copying,
or plagiarism is in violation of U.S. copyright laws and is not acceptable.
The University has included the policy in the Policy and Procedures
Manual, the Student Manual, Computer Use Agreement letter, posted
notices, and has informed the staff of this policy. Unauthorized file
sharing of music, video, or other copyrighted material is a violation of
copyright law. Any unauthorized downloading, uploading, or enabling
file sharing of these files can result in serious lawsuits and penalties.
Under copyright law, lack of knowledge about the law is not a defense.
SUMMER GRADUATION
Students who wish to graduate in the summer 2016 semester must
submit an Application for Graduation prior to the application deadline
date of April 8, 2016. The application can be accessed online at www.
roswell.enmu.edu under Admissions and Records/Admissions Forms
and faxed, emailed, or mailed to the Admissions and Records office.
Once the application is received, a degree audit will be performed
to determine eligibility for graduation. Eligibility confirmation and
further information regarding graduation activities will be delivered
to the applicant via ENMU-R student email after the deadline date.
FALL GRADUATION
Students who wish to graduate in the fall 2016 semester must submit
an Application for Graduation prior to the application deadline date
of June 10, 2016. The application can be accessed online at www.
roswell.enmu.edu under Admissions and Records/Admissions Forms
and faxed, emailed, or mailed to the Admissions and Records office.
Once the application is received, a degree audit will be performed
to determine eligibility for graduation. Eligibility confirmation and
further information regarding graduation activities will be delivered
to the applicant via ENMU-R student email after the deadline date.
INSTRUCTION PERIOD
Regular Summer 2016 session begins Monday, June 6, 2016 and ends
on Friday, July 29, 2016.
Regular Fall 2016 session begins Monday, August 22, 2016 and ends
on Friday, December 9, 2016. Saturday classes begin Saturday, August
20, 2016.
INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION FOR SUMMER/FALL CLASSES 2016
To the best of the University’s knowledge, the instructors listed at the time
the schedule is posted are the instructors who will teach. However, the
University reserves the right to make changes as necessary.
ENMU-ROSWELL
LIMITED SIZE CLASSES
Enrollment in selected classes is limited, and ENMU-Roswell reserves
the right to close enrollment in these classes when the maximum class
size is reached.
OVERLOADS
All registrations with overloads (more than 18 credit hours in the spring
semester) must be approved and signed by the Vice President for Student
Affairs before courses can be entered on the computer. Students who
register for 12 to 18 hours will pay a flat rate. Any overload hours beginning at 19 are charged at a per credit hour rate. Tuition overload rates
are listed on page 8 & 9.
STUDENT E-MAIL ACCOUNTS! GET CONNECTED!
You will be expected to use your ENMU-Roswell e-mail account for all
official communications with ENMU-Roswell offices.
Instructions for activating your e-mail account:
1. After you have registered for your first class at ENMU-Roswell, you
will receive an ENMU-Roswell e-mail account. The process may take
up to 24 hrs.
2. Log-in to your account and check your e-mail by going to CosmoLink@
https://enmu-roswell.edu. There is a link for “First Time Users”, where
you can look up your credentials. You can also get your logon
credentials through the account Information Look-up Quicklink on the
ENMU-Roswell homepage @ http://home.enmu-roswell.edu.
Microsoft Outlook 365 Student E-Mail will give you access to your student
e-mail, Microsoft O365 Office Professional Plus, and basic online storage
space. Enrolled students can take advantage of the full destop versions
(on up to 5 devices) of the Microsoft O65 Office Professional Plus suite
which includes: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Access, Publisher,
Outlook, Lync, and InfoPath.
Step by step instructions are:
1. Logon to CosmoLink
2. Click on the “Office 365” icon in the Launch Pad box on the left side
of the screen.
3. Click on the Gear Icon in the upper right and select “Office 365
Settings” from the drop down menu.
4. Select the “Software” Link on the left side
5. Install the version (32 or 64 bit -- MS recommends 32bit even for 64bit
OS versions to allow for full integration with other applications).
6. Follow the online installation instructions and use the troubleshooting
assistance as necessary.
7. Return to this same area to manage your devices.
ONLINE REGISTRATION INFORMATION
All ENMU-Roswell students (new and current) have an opportunity to
register online. As you prepare to register online, read all instructions
carefully.
System Hours: Online registration for summer/fall classes begins on
Sunday, April 3, 2016. Early fall registration will run from April 3, 2016
through May 15, 2016. Registration for summer classes runs through
Tuesday, June 7, 2016. The last day for fall registration is Friday, August 28.
During this time period, online registration is open 24 hours a day, Sunday
from 8:00 a.m. - Friday at 7:00 p.m. Online registration is unavailable from
7:00 p.m. on Friday until 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, for special maintenance
projects and/or upgrades. Please check the ENMU-Roswell web site for
specific information.
1) CONSULT WITH YOUR ADVISOR. The importance of visiting with your
advisor cannot be overstated. They can assist you in taking the appropriate
sequence of classes so you will complete your degree in a reasonable
time frame. They can explain the process for course substitutions and
help you plan ahead as you work toward your degree. ALL FIRST TIME
FRESHMAN STUDENTS MUST SEE AN ADVISOR BEFORE THEY
WILL BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES.
ADVISING WALK-INS AND APPOINTMENTS FOR THE SUMMER
SEMESTER:
CALL TODAY TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT!
The Academic Advisors in the Student Services Center will be taking
appointments and walk-ins beginning Monday, April 4 through Friday
May 20. Contact the Student Services Center at 575-624-7294 to
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setup an appointment. Appointments are strongly encouraged to assure
prompt and high quality service. We will do our best to accommodate
students who walk-in at any time during business hours, however, due
to high traffic during this time, we encourage students to arrive at the
Student Services Center as early as possible. We greatly appreciate
your patience and cooperation. Starting Tuesday, May 24 through
Tuesday, June 7 we will be taking walk-ins only. For more information,
please contact the Student Services Center at 575-624-7294.
ADVISING WALK-INS AND APPOINTMENTS FOR THE FALL
SEMESTER:
CALL TODAY TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT!
The Academic Advisors in the Student Services Center will be taking
appointments and walk-ins beginning Monday, April 4 through Friday,
July 29. Contact the Student Services Center at 575-624-7294 to setup
an appointment. Appointments are strongly encouraged to assure
prompt and high quality service. We will do our best to accommodate
students who walk-in at any time during business hours, however,
due to high traffic during this time, we encourage students to arrive
at the Student Services Center as early as possible. We greatly
appreciate your patience and cooperation. Starting Monday, August
1 through Friday, August 26 we will be taking walk-ins only. For more
information, please contact the Student Services Center at 575-624-7294.
2) CHECK COURSE RESTRICTIONS, COREQUISITES AND
PREREQUISITES. It is your responsibility to check course descriptions in
the catalog for corequisites or prerequisites. If you enroll in a course with
restrictions or that requires corequisites or prerequisites without meeting the
requirements, you will be withdrawn from that course. Withdrawal will reduce
your credit hours and effect your eligibility for financial aid, scholarships, and
veteran’s benefits.
3) CLEAR HOLDS. Holds on your record will prevent you from enrolling.
Holds may be from Admissions Office, academic probation, academic
suspension waivers, academic suspension, address verification, Advising
Office, Financial Aid Office, Business Office, degree/major restrictions, and
disciplinary actions. Holds may be addressed in the following locations:
NOTE: An AT Hold will not prevent you from registering.
Administration Center
Business Office Holds: Business Office and Cashiers
(575) 624-7123
Student Services Center
Admissions Holds: Admissions and Records Office
(575) 624-7141
Warning, Probation, Suspension Waiver and Suspension
Address Verification:
Admissions and Records Office (575) 624-7141
Financial Aid Holds: Financial Aid Office (575) 624-7400
Advising Hold: Advising Center
(575) 624-7294
Learning Resource Center
CAAP Testing Holds: Instructional Center, Room 208 (575) 624-7227/7183
Library Hold: Library (575) 624-7282
MANDATORY STUDENT ID CARDS
All registered ENMU-Roswell students MUST have a valid student ID
card if taking classes on campus or at an off-campus site within Chaves
County. Student ID cards are optional for students who are ONLY taking
courses online and will NOT be using campus facilities, such as the library,
computer labs, or PE Center.
The Security Office will issue FREE ID cards to students who present a
current copy of their class schedule and a government issued photo ID,
such as a driver’s license. Validation stickers will be added each semester
to keep IDs current. The replacement charge for ID cards is $10.
MANDATORY PARKING STICKERS
All students and staff must have a mandatory free parking sticker displayed
at the bottom left of their vehicle’s windshield to avoid parking tickets. The
Security Office will issue FREE PARKING STICKERS to students who
present a valid vehicle registration card and current staff or student ID number.
FALL NEW VETERANS
New students who wish to utilize veteran’s education benefits for the fall
2016 semester must submit the required documentation, including the
Request for Certification of Courses, to the Veteran’s representative in
the Office of Admissions and Records, located in the Student Services
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Center. The priority deadline for the submission of required eligibility
documentation is June 30, 2016. Determination of eligibility may be delayed
for students who submit documentation after the stated priority date.
RETURNING VETERANS
Returning Veterans may begin the enrollment process for the fall
2016 semester the week of April 4, 2016, by submitting the Request
for Certification of Courses form to the Veteran’s representative
in the Office of Admissions and Records, located in the Student
Services Building. The priority deadline for the submission of required
documentation is April 29, 2016. Receipt of benefits may be delayed
for students who submit documentation after the stated priority date.
NOTE: All veterans are subject to the void policy stated below. Once
enrolled, veterans must make payment arrangements or verify Third Party
Payment Status (Chapter 31 and 33 Veterans only) with the Business Office.
LATE REGISTRATION AND DROP/ADD PERIODS
Late registration and the Drop/Add (D/A) period will be according to the
session start date. All invoices are due and payable by the first day of
classes, or you will be voided for non-payment. Students whose account
is paid by a third party and students expecting to receive financial aid
should verify that payment has been made to their student account. The
following refund schedule will apply according to the part-of-term (POT).
Summer 2016 Drop/Add Schedule
Drop/Add
Last Day to
POT
Begin
End Late Reg. Withdraw
8 weeks
6/6/16
6/10/16
7/15/16
First 4 weeks
6/6/16
6/7/16
6/24/16
Second 4 weeks 7/5/16
7/6/16
7/22/16
End
7/29/16
7/1/16
7/29/16
Fall 2016 Drop/Add Schedule
Drop/Add
Last Day to
POT
Begin
End Late Reg. Withdraw
16 weeks
8/22/16
8/26/16
11/4/16
First 8 weeks
8/22/16
8/23/16
9/16/16
Second 8 weeks 10/17/16
10/18/16
11/11/16
End
12/9/16
10/14/16
12/9/16
Students must pay close attention to the start dates that apply to their
specific courses. Registration, drop/add periods, refund periods, and last
day to withdraw will be different and is based on the session start date. If
you have any questions, please call the Admissions and Records Office
at (575) 624-7145, or the Business Office at (575) 624-7123.
100%
90%
50%
25%
0%
100%
50%
25%
0%
100%
50%
25%
0%
Summer 2016 Refund Schedule
All Tuition and Fees are due on July 1, 2016
POT 1
Begins
Ends
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Tues.
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All Tuition and Fees are due on November 1, 2016
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11/2/2016 End of semester TUITION PAYMENTS
Students are encouraged to register early for best course selection.
SUMMER:
Payment can be made at the Cashier’s office, online through the
Payment Gateway, or mailed to P.O. Box 6000. Student accounts must
be paid in full by July 1 , 2016 or a hold will be placed on your account.
For more information, contact the Business Office at (575) 624-7125.
FALL:
Full payment or an initial payment on the payment plan is due at
registration. Students can make a 25% initial payment online via a
payment plan, and must use a bank account or credit card to sign up
for the plan. A deferred payment plan may be arranged through the
Business Office, only if the student does not have a checking account
or credit card. Students may sign up for the payment plan through the
Online Payment Gateway on the campus web site: www.roswell.enmu.edu
Please note that students whose tuition is paid by a third party should make
sure the Business Office receives advance authorization from third party
agencies. Students receiving financial aid must have their file complete
and their aid authorized to ensure enrollment. For more information,
contact the Business Office at (575) 624-7125 or (575)624-7124.
TUITION AND FEES
TUITION AND FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
BY THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF ENMU. CHECK THE CAMPUS
WEB SITE (www.roswell.enmu.edu) FOR THE CURRENT TUITION/
FEE RATES. Tuition and fees are payable at time of registration unless
prior arrangements have been made. ENMU-Roswell accepts Discover,
Visa and Mastercard. In addition, ENMU-Roswell has a Deferred
Tuition Payment Plan. Please ask at the Business Office for details.
A student is not officially enrolled until payment of tuition and fees has been
received or a deferred payment plan has been authorized by the Business Office.
Notice: Students not attending classes must personally withdraw
through Student Services, or will owe the full amount of tuition.
The three (3) categories of residency for tuition and fees at ENMU-Roswell are:
1) Resident, In-District -- for all official residents of Chaves County.
2) R e s i d e n t , O u t - o f - D i s t r i c t - - f o r a l l o f f i c i a l r e s i d e n t s
of the State of New Mexico, outside of Chaves County.
3) N o n - r e s i d e n t - - f o r a l l s t u d e n t s w h o h a v e n o t
established official residency in the State of New Mexico.
ENMU-ROSWELL
Students carrying 12 or more semester hours:SUMMER
Resident, In-District
Tuition $ 768.00
Fees
144.00
Total......................................................................................... $ 912.00
Resident, Out-of-District
Tuition $ 828.00
Fees
144.00
Total......................................................................................... $ 972.00
Non-resident*
Tuition $2124.00
Fees
144.00
Total........................................................................................ $2268.00
Students carrying 11 or fewer semester hours: SUMMER
Tuition per credit hour
$64.00
Fees per credit hour 12.00
Total.............................................................................................$76.00
$69.00
Fees per credit hour
12.00
Total.............................................................................................$81.00
Non-resident* Tuition per credit hour
$ 177.00
12.00
Total ........................................................................................$ 189.00
Western Undergraduate Exchange
$103.50
12.00
Total............................................................................................ $115.50
Flat Rate Western Undergraduate Exchange
$1242.00
144.00
$1386.00
*Non-resident students are charged resident, out-of-district rates for the
summer session and when taking 6 credit hours or less in a fall or spring
semester.
*Technology Fee..................................................................................$15
Distance Education Fee for students enrolled in online courses and offcampus ITV…………………………………………...........$10.00/credit hour
*See Special Course Fees under the Tuition/Fees section on the ENMURoswell web site www.roswell.enmu.edu
Students carrying 12 or more semester hours: FALL
Tuition $ 768.00
Fees
144.00
Total......................................................................................... $ 912.00
Tuition $ 828.00
Fees
144.00
Total......................................................................................... $ 972.00
Non-resident*
Tuition $2124.00
Fees
144.00
Total........................................................................................ $2268.00
Students carrying 11 or fewer semester hours: FALL
$64.00
Fees per credit hour 12.00
Total.............................................................................................$76.00
$69.00
12.00
Total.............................................................................................$81.00
Non-resident* Tuition per credit hour
$ 177.00
12.00
Total ........................................................................................$ 189.00
Western Undergraduate Exchange
$103.50
12.00
Total............................................................................................ $115.50
Flat Rate Western Undergraduate Exchange
$1242.00
144.00
$1386.00
ENMU-ROSWELL
*Non-resident students are charged resident, out-of-district rates for the
summer session and when taking 6 credit hours or less in a fall or spring
semester.
*Technology Fee..................................................................................$15
Distance Education Fee for students enrolled in online courses and offcampus ITV…………………………………………...........$10.00/credit hour
*See Special Course Fees under the Tuition/Fees section on the ENMURoswell web site www.roswell.enmu.edu.
TUITION OVERLOADS
Students who register for 12 to 18 hours will pay a flat rate. Any overload
rates begin at 19 hours and are charged at a per credit hour rate.
ACCUPLACER PLACEMENT TEST
The ACCUPLACER Placement Test (which is offered on computer, online,
and paper/pencil) helps new students determine their skill levels in writing
and math. All students must take the test or submit ACT scores (19 or
higher in writing or math) prior to registration or submit transcripts showing
successful completion of Math, English or 30 or more college credit hours.
The placement exam is administered on a walk-in basis on Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Friday from 8
a.m. to 10 a.m. For more information, please contact the Testing Services
staff at (575) 624-7227 or (575) 624-7183. The placement schedule may
be subject to change due to holidays or other special circumstances.
TESTING SERVICES INFORMATION
Students who will be graduating in 2016 or who have accumulated 60+
credit hours are ENCOURAGED to participate in the POST-Collegiate
Assessment of Academic Proficiency (CAAP) Test. POST CAAP is a series
of five, forty-minute tests measuring Writing, Reading, Mathematics, Critical
Thinking, and Science Reasoning. All materials are provided for you;
however, if you wish to use a calculator for the mathematics portion, you
must bring your own.
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Fall POST CAAP testing is available Wednesday and Thursday,
November 2-3, from 9:00AM - 7:00PM; Friday, November 4, 8:00AM 11:00AM; and Saturday, November 5, 9:00AM to 4:00PM, in RIC 208.
CAAP participants will receive an ENMU-Roswell T-shirt once all
five tests have been completed. Students scoring above the national
average will receive a certificate of achievement from American
College Testing (ACT). ENMU-Roswell will use individual test results
only in aggregate format to evaluate the strengths of its programs and
identify areas that need to be strengthened. For more information,
contact Testing Services staff at (575) 624-7227 or (575) 624-7183.
ABBREVIATIONS
ARR......................................................................................Arranged Site
HHS......................................................................Hagerman High School
NMMI............................................................New Mexico Military Institute
RAC...........................................................................Roswell Adult Center
RAMT.................................................Roswell Aviation Maint.Tech Center
RASC.....................................................Roswell Arts and Sciences Center
RATC.......................................................Roswell Automotive Tech. Center
RCAHPK..................................................................................Cahoon Park
RCDC.................................................Roswell Child Development C
enter
RFLD....................................................Roswell Camp--Assigned Fld. Work
RHSC.......................................................Roswell Health Science Center
RIC.................................................................Roswell Instructional Center
RITC........................................................Roswell Instructional Tech.
Center
RLRC....................................................Roswell Learning Resource Center
ROTC....................................................Roswell Occupational Tech. Center
RPAC.......................................................Roswell Performing Arts Center
RPEC.....................................................Roswell Physical Education
Center
RPOOL................................................................Roswell Swimming Pool
RWEB..........................................................................Web Based Course
UHS........................................................................University High School
YUCCA.................................................................Yucca Recreation Center
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
The Adult Basic Education (ABE) program offers FREE materials
and instruction in citizenship, English Literacy (EL CIVICS), basic
reading, writing, and math skills, life skills, and basic office skills.
The program also offers preparation for individuals who want to
earn their GED and/or HiSET or enter college. All classes are
subject to change without prior notice. Instruction is available on
an individual, self-paced basis or through the following classes:
CAAP assessment will be held:
Summer 2016 POST-CAAP: June 22-24, 2016
Fall 2016 Critical Thinking Exam: September 12-16, 2016
Fall 2016 POST-CAAP: November 2-5, 2016
For your convenience, come and go POST CAAP testing is available
on the second floor of the Roswell Instructional Center (RIC), Suite 208.
Summer POST CAAP testing is available on Wednesday and Thursday, June
22-23, from 9:00AM to 4:00PM; and Friday, June 24th from 9:00AM-11:00AM.
Title & Location
Days
Times
Math 1 (CSC 201-E)
M & W
8:15 AM - 10:15 AM
Math II (CSC 201-E)
T & TR
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Science (CSC 201-E)
W
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Math Tutoring (CSC 201-E)
T & TR 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
ESL Advanced (LRC 122)
M & W
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Read & Write & Social Studies (LRC 122)
T & TR 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
IBEST PHAR (HSC 168)
TR
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
IBEST EMS1(HSC 233)
T-W-TR 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
IBEST EMS LAB (HSC 101)
T & TR
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
IBEST PHAR LAB(HSC 101)
W
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
IBEST PHAR Calculations (HSC 168) T
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
IBEST PBE (HSC 172)
M & W 9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
IBEST CNA/Job Corps/LAB (ITC 109)T & W 9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
SUNPATH Medical Terminology (HSC Rm 200)
Friday
9:00 AM - 11:50 AM
SUNPATH Tutoring (HSC Rm 200)
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 Noon
SUNPATH Anatomy&Physiology (HSC Rm 200)
W
1:30 PM - 4:50 PM
SUNPATH Current Issues (HSC Rm 200)
T
11:00 AM - 12:50 PM
Orientation Englilsh (ENMU-R 201-E) M & T
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Orientation Spanish (ENMU-R 201-E) W
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. (ENMU-R 201-E)
M & T
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
ESL/ GED®/HiSET® (Portales One-Stop)
M-T-W-TR-F8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
ESL/ GED®/HiSET® (St. John’s)
M-T-W-TR10:30 AM - 12:00 Noon
ESL/ GED®/HiSET® (EL CIVICS - CSC 201-A)
M-T-W-TR
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Title & Location
Days
Times
ESL/ GED®/HiSET® (EL CIVICS - IC 105)
M-T-TR
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
ESL (EL CIVICS - ITC 107)
W
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
ESL/ GED®/HiSET® (CSC 201-B) M-T
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Computer Lab Instructor (CSC 201) T & TR
11:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Computer Lab Instructor (CSC 201) W
8:00 PM - 2:00 PM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. (CCJDC)
M-T-W-TR 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
GED®/HiSET® (CCDC) Males
T-W-TR
8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
GED®/HiSET® (CCDC) Females T-W-TR
3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Distance Learning (CSC 201)
M-T-W-TR
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. (NMYC OTC Rm 119)Lang. Arts/SS
M-T-W-TR-F 8:20 AM - 9:30 AM
Lang. Arts/SS/Writing
9:45 AM - 11:50 AM
Lang. Arts/SS/Writing
GED®/HiSET® Prep, (NMYC OTC Rm 117) Read, Write
M-T-W-TR-F 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. (NMYC OTC Rm 117) SS
M-T-W-TR-F10:00 AM - 12 Noon
GED®/HiSET® Prep. (NMYC OTC Rm 117) Lang. Arts/SS
M-T-W-TR-F 8:20 AM - 9:30 AM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. (NMYC OTC Rm 119)Math/Sci
M-T-W-TR-F 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Math/Sci
9:45 AM - 11:50 AM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. (NMYC OTC Rm 117) Math/Sci
M-T-W-TR-F 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
9:45 AM - 11:50 AM
Math/Sci
1:10 PM - 2:50 PM
Math/Sci
3:05 PM - 4:40 PM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. Tutoring (NMYC) Group 2
Wednesday 2:15 PM - 3:15 PM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. Tutoring (NMYC) Group 4 & 3
T & TR
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
GED®/HiSET® Prep. Tutoring (NMYC) Group 1 & 5
T & TR
2:15 PM - 3:15 PM
LOCATIONS in ROSWELL (unless otherwise noted):
RCE-One Stop Career Center
100 S Ave A Suite 10, Portales, NM
NMYouth Challenge (NMYC)
131 Earl Cummings Loop, Roswell
Dexter Elementary School
400 West First Street, Dexter
Chaves County Detention Center (CCDC) 3701 S. Atkinson, Roswell
Chaves County Juvenile Center (CCJDC)400 W. Fourth Street, Roswell
ENMU-Roswell ABE Dept.
52 University Blvd., Roswell
College Services Center (CSC)
Occupational Technology Center (OTC)
Learning Resource Center (LRC)
Health and Science Center (HSC)
St. John’s Catholic Church
506 Lincoln Ave S, Roswell, NM
The ABE program is located in Suite 201 on the second floor of the
College Services Center above the Bookstore. For more information,
stop by Suite 201 or call (575) 624-7271.
SUMMER 2016 BOOKSTORE CHARGE DATES
ENMU-Roswell’s Bookstore is located on the first floor of the
College Services Center. The Bookstore’s extended hours for
students to purchase their textbooks and supplies are:
Wednesday, June 1 Thursday, June 2
Friday, June 3
Monday, June 6
Tuesday, June 7
7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to Noon
7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
STUDENT ID/DRIVER’S LICENSES and CLASS SCHEDULE ARE
REQUIRED ON ALL STUDENT CHARGES!
The first day for student charges is Wednesday, June 1, 2016.
The last day for student charges is Tuesday, June 7, 2016.
The last day for refunds/exchanges is Tuesday June 7, 2016.
RECEIPT IS REQUIRED FOR ALL REFUNDS AND EXCHANGES
TEXTBOOK REFUND POLICY
Valid ID and receipt are required for all refunds and exchanges. ENMU-R
Bookstore wants you to have the textbooks you need, so please doublecheck with your professor and your syllabus to ensure that you have
purchased the correct textbooks before the last day for refunds and
exchanges. If books are purchased after Tuesday, June 7th, 2016 a Summer
2016 class schedule is required along with the receipt and must be done
ENMU-ROSWELL
within 5 business days from the date on the receipt. New books and other
items must remain in new unmarked condition, including original unopened
shrink-wrapping, tags, and packaging. All credit and debit purchases will
be refunded to the card used at time of purchase. All check purchases
require proof that the check has cleared before a cash refund will be given.
Summer 2016 Textbook Rental Due Date is August 1, 2016
Final Day for refunds/exchanges on textbook rentals will be Tuesday,
June 7, 2016.
• Rentals MUST be returned on or before the Return Date noted on
the receipt.
• Rentals MUST be in saleable condition or the return may be denied.
• If a rental is LATE or DAMAGED a Replacement Cost for the remainder.
of the New Book Value will be applied to the credit card that is on file.
Book Buyback is conducted every day throughout the year. Student ID is
required. No receipt required.
General Merchandise Refund Policy:
Valid ID and receipt required for all returns, exchanges and refunds.
Non-textbook items may be returned with 30 days of purchase. Items
must be in new condition with no stains or worn marks and tags
still attached. All clearance sales and gift card purchases are final.
Thank you for shopping ENMU-R Bookstore
www.enmu-roswellshop.com
Regular Bookstore Hours:
Monday –Thursday: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. to Noon
FALL 2016 BOOKSTORE CHARGE DATES
ENMU-Roswell’s Bookstore is located on the first floor of the College
Services Center. The Bookstore’s extended hours for students to purchase
their textbooks and supplies are:
Monday, August 15th 7:30am to 5:30pm
Tuesday, August 16th 7:30am to 5:30pm
Wednesday, August 17th 7:30am to 5:30pm
Thursday, August 18th 7:30am to 5:30pm
Friday, August 19th 8:00am to Noon
Saturday, August 20th 10:00am to 2:00pm
Monday, August 22nd 7:30am to 6:00pm
Tuesday, August 23rd 7:30am to 6:00pm
Wednesday, August 24th 7:30am to 6:00pm
Thursday, August 25th 7:30am to 6:00pm
Friday, August 26th 8:00am to Noon
STUDENT ID/DRIVER’S LICENSES and CLASS SCHEDULE ARE
REQUIRED ON ALL STUDENT CHARGES!
The first day for student charges is Wednesday, August 15, 2016. The
last day for student charges is Friday, August 26, 2016 at Noon. The
last day for refunds/exchanges is Friday, August 26, 2016 at Noon.
RECEIPT IS REQUIRED FOR ALL REFUNDS AND EXCHANGES
TEXTBOOK REFUND POLICY
Valid ID and receipt are required for all refunds and exchanges. ENMU-R
Bookstore wants you to have the textbooks you need, so please doublecheck with your professor and your syllabus to ensure that you have
purchased the correct textbooks before the last day for refunds and
exchanges. If books are purchased after Friday, August 26th, 2016 a Fall
2016 class schedule is required along with the receipt and must be done
within 5 business days from the date on the receipt. New books and other
items must remain in new unmarked condition, including original unopened
shrink-wrapping, tags, and packaging. All credit and debit purchases will
be refunded to the card used at time of purchase. All check purchases
require proof that the check has cleared before a cash refund will be given.
Fall 2016 TEXTBOOK RENTAL DUE DATE IS DECEMBER 12, 2016
Final Day for refunds/exchanges on textbooks and rentals will be Friday,
August 26, 2016.
• Rentals MUST be returned on or before the Return Date noted on the
receipt
• Rentals MUST be in saleable condition or the return may be denied
• If a rental is LATE or DAMAGED a Replacement Cost for the remainder
of the New Book Value will be applied to the credit card that is on file.
Book Buyback is conducted every day throughout the year. Student
ENMU-ROSWELL
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ID is required. No receipt required.
Book Buyback is conducted every day throughout the year. Student ID is
required. No receipt required
and Retention Center, en el edificio de Student Services en donde los
estudiantes pueden recibir orientación sobre las clases requeridas en
su plan de estudios. Para mayor información llame al (575) 624-7294.
General Merchandise Refund Policy:
ENMU-Roswell cuenta también con fondos monetarios, con préstamos,
y con becas para ayudar a costear los estudios de los estudiantes que lo
necesiten. Para mayor información pase a la oficina de Financial Aid en
el edificio de Student Services o llame al (575) 624-7400.
El Centro de Servicios para examenes esta localizado en el Centro
de Instruccion (IC 208). Se ofrece el examen de ACCUPLACER
para identificar el nivel academico de cada estudiante, asi
como tambien se ofrecen los examines para obtener el GED
(GED, HiSET). Para mas informacion favor de llamar al (575)
624-7227, (575) 624-7183 o al numero siguente (575) 624-7258.
Valid ID and receipt required for all returns, exchanges and refunds.
Non-textbook items may be returned with 30 days of purchase. Items
must be in new condition with no stains or worn marks and tags
still attached. All clearance sales and gift card purchases are final.
Thank you for shopping ENMU-R Bookstore
www.enmu-roswellshop.com
Regular Bookstore Hours:
Monday –Thursday: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. to Noon
SIERRA VISTA VILLAGE
Sierra Vista Village Student Housing Community at ENMU-Roswell provides
students with all the comforts of living on campus. Fully furnished
apartments include private bedrooms, appliance equipped kitchens, cable
television, and Internet access. All utilities are paid. Experience innovative
student living at ENMU-Roswell’s Sierra Vista Village. Reserve your
room now! Call (575) 347-7132 or visit us at www.sierravistavillage.com
Leasing Options for Fall 2016:
2BR/1BA Apt., Bldg 3: $499/Occupant/Month
2BR/1BA Suite Super Two, 3rd Floor, Bldg 1: $409/Occupant/Month
2BR/1BA Suite, 3rd Floor, Bldg 1: $359/Occupant/Month
2BR/1BA Suite, 1st and 2nd Floor, Bldg 1: $449/Occupant/Month
4BR/2BA, Bldg 2: $359/Occupant/Month
Leasing Terms available for 10 months or 12 months.
NOTE: Rates subject to change without notice. $200 Security Deposit.
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
Student Health Services are available on campus on a limited basis
coordinated through LA CASA Family Health Center. A nurse practitioner
provides services on campus for ENMU-Roswell students Monday through
Thursday from 8:00 am - Noon and 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm and Friday from
8:00 am - Noon. Individual student appointments are encouraged. The
Student Health Clinic is located in Room 130 of the Health Science Center,
75 University Blvd. To schedule an appointment, call (575) 624-7106.
CAMPUS DINING
Food service at ENMU-Roswell is provided by Great Western
Dining Services, Inc. We feature a wide variety of freshly prepared,
great-tasting foods along with meal plan choices to fit everyone’s
lifestyle and an array of dining venues to satisfy every appetite.
Great Western also offers professional, full service catering, both
on and off-campus. Contact Dining Services at (575) 624-7408.
The Cafeteria is conveniently located in the Campus Union Building and
is open to the public as well as serving the entire campus community.
SUMMER/FALL 2016 EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
Examinations will be administered and scheduled at the discretion of the
course instructor throughout the semester. Final exams will be comprehensive
and administered during the last week of the term. Examinations in both
face-to-face and online environments may require proctoring and extended
periods of time and could include comprehensive writing assignments.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell is an Affirmative Action and Equal
Opportunity Employer. The University does not discriminate on the basis of
race, color, national origins, sex, or disability in its programs, activities, or
employment. Persons seeking additional information about the University’s
non-discrimination policy should contact the Director of Affirmative Action,
ENMU-Roswell, P.O. Box 6000, Roswell, NM 88202-6000. In situations
where students determine that a scheduled class activity or facility is not
accessible to them because of a disability, they should immediately contact
the Affirmative Action Officer on campus and report the situation. Problems
relating to sight, hearing, or other disabling conditions in classes should
be referred to the Director of Special Services.
INFORMACION en ESPANOL
La universidad ENMU-Roswell tiene abiertas sus puertas para toda
aquella persona que desee continuar con sus estudios superiores. Los
estudiantes de nuevo ingreso deben de llenar la solicitud de admisión. El
estudiante de la universidad cuenta también con las oficinas de Advising
Dicho servicio es también gratuito. Para hacer arreglos al respecto, llame
al (575) 624-7220.
Estudiantes con alguna discapacidad, o con necesidad de adaptaciones
especiales para poder asistir a clases, deben de comunicarse al
Departamento de Servicios Especiales, Special Services Department,
al teléfono (575) 624-7286. Todos los cursos que la universidad
ENMU-Roswell ofrece son en inglés, a no ser de que se especifique de
diferente manera. debe de haber obtenido su diploma de High School o
su equivalente, el GED. Para mayor información sobre los requisitos de
admisión, pase a las oficinas de Admissions and Records en el edificio
de Student Services o llame al (575) 624-7141.
Como un servicio para nuestros residentes de habla hispana, el programa
de Educación Básica para los Adultos, Adult Basic Education, ofrece clases
gratuitas en diferentes materias de inglés y de Inglés como Segunda
Lengua, proveyendo al mismo tiempo el material necesario para las
mismas. El programa ABE ofrece también clases gratuitas para obtener
la ciudadanía, para capacitar al estudiante en los conceptos básicos del
trabajo de oficina y para prepararlo para obtener el GED (equivalente del
diploma de High School). Para mayor información llame al (575) 624-7271.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Admissions and Records...........................................(575) 624-7141
Advising and Retention Center..........................................624-7294
Arts and Science Education.................................................624-7253
Billing Information..................................................................624-7123
Bookstore...................................................................................624-7192
Center for Workforce/Community Development........624-7164
Computer Services/Blackboard Help Desk....................624-7491
Dual Credit Coordinator........................................................624-7168
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The ENMU-Roswell Foundation is building an Alumni Association.
If you are a former student or graduate of ENMU-Roswell, go
to the web site address below to sign up and stay connected to
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NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIVERSITY
AT ENMU-ROSWELL
SUMMER 2016
MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK (MSW) CLASS SCHEDULE
JUNE 4 - JULY 29
COURSE CODE
COURSE TITLE CR
DAY
TIME
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
3
R
5:00-10:00
LRC 118
546 – ITV: Ros to Hobbs & Clo 1139 R
Understanding Diff. 3
1140 C
A Context for SW
1141 HSW Practice with
Diverse Pop.
M
5:00-10:00
LRC 118
5321148Field Practicum 1
3
TBA
TBAThompson, Matt
5341148Field Practicum 2 3
TBA
TBAThompson, Matt
533 – ITV: Clo to Hobbs & Ros 1137 R
Law, Ethics &
1136 C SW Practice
1138 H
Woods, Kris
Carrillo, Cassandra
535 --ITV: Ros to Hobbs & Clo
Disability Perspectives2
T
5:30-9:30
LRC 118
Miller, Sharon
TBA
TBAThompson, Matt
TBA
TBAThompson, Matt
500 - ITV: Ros to Hobbs,
1145 R
Children’s Services
& Clo
1146 C
June 18, 19, 25, 26
1147 H
644- ITV: Ros to Hobbs & Clo
1142 R
Group Work
1143 C
1144 H
2
S & S
8:00-5:00
LRC 118
Tattershall, Mike
3
F
5:00-10:00
ITC 118
Martinez, David
Special Fee $40
NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIVESITY
AT ENMU-ROSWELL
FALL 2016
MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK (MSW) CLASS SCHEDULE
COURSE CODE
COURSE TITLE CR
DAY
TIME
3
R
6:00-8:50
LRC 118
Tattershall, Mike
HBSE
3
S
9:00-11:50
LRC 118
Thompson, Matt
565 – ITV: Ros to Hobbs & Clo
SW Practice 1
3
W
6:30-9:20
LRC 118
Carrillo, Cassie
551 – ITV: Ros to Hobbs & Clo 532
Field Seminar 1
1
W
5:30-6:20
LRC 118
Thompson, Matt
Field Practicum 1
3
TBA
TBA
633 – ITV: Clo to Hobbs & Ros
Qualitative
Research
3
T
6:00-8:50
LRC 118
665 - ITV: Ros to Clo & Hobbs
632
Adv. Multicultural
SW Practice 1
3
F
6:00-8:50
LRC 118
Field Practicum 3
3
TBA
TBA
Thompson, Matt
610 - ITV: Ros to Clo & Hobbs
Crisis Intervention
1st 8 weeks
2
M
5:30-9:30
LRC 118
Borders, Renita
645 - ITV: Ros to Clo & Hobbs Grief & Loss 2nd 8 weeks
2
M
5:30-9:30
LRC 118
Borders, Renita
541 – ITV : Ros to Hobbs & Clo
Social Policy &
Service
585 – ITV: Ros to Hobbs & Clo ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
Thompson, Matt
Woods, Kris
Martinez, David
Distance Education and Outreach
Summer 2016
Instruction begins June 6, 2016 and ends July 29, 2016. Some
classes will meet several Saturdays at the Portales campus in lieu
of regular class sessions. See regular schedule of classes for more
specific information. For further information regarding these
classes contact the Office of Distance Education and Outreach
at 575.562.2165 or 800.537.5376.
Mediasite Offerings
Mediasite allows students to view their classes live or on-demand
and helps reduce the distancing associated with online classes.
With Mediasite, students can access previous class lectures
throughout the semester. This on-demand viewing makes it really
nice for the student that has to juggle employment, family and
education. Mediasite is lecture-capture software. It has limited
interaction options for students. Students can ask questions and
take part in polls, but it is not a stand-alone educational tool.
Many instructors are incorporating other interactive tools such
as Collaborate and Skype during their class sessions to provide
the element of interaction among classmates. Mediasite was
fully implemented at ENMU in the fall of 2011 and is now
frequently used by many online classes. Look for classes with
an SW or AW section when registering for a Mediasite class.
Requirements for viewing a Mediasite
presentation
Windows
•
Microsoft Windows 10, Windows Server 2008 (requires the
Desktop Experience), Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista
•
Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 or later
(IE8 or later required if using the Mediasite 7 multiview
player), Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome
•
Windows Media Player 9.0 or later (IE only)
•
Adobe Flash for Smooth Streaming playback in Chrome
(Mediasite 7.0.23 and later); Microsoft Silverlight 5 for
Smooth Streaming playback in all other browsers
•
Broadband Internet connection
Note: Enterprise Video Platform 7.0.25 or EX Server 6.1.23 is
required for Windows 10 support.
Mac
•
Mac OS X 10.5.7 or later
•
Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome
•
Microsoft Silverlight 5.0 or later (viewers are prompted to
install this when attempting to view a presentation)
•
ENMU-ROSWELL
About Mediasite
•
It makes content available on demand anywhere over the
internet.
•
It is useful for review and as a study tool after viewing a
lecture.
•
It enables instructors to create interactive lectures.
Closed sections require instructor approval. Please contact the
Office of Distance Education and Outreach at 800.537.5376
and we will forward your call to the instructor.
Eight-Week Session: June 6-July 29, 2016
Course ID
CDIS 511 P
CDIS 540 P
ENG 305 P
Course Title
Articulation/Phonological Disorders
Oral Motor Disorders
Report Writing
Internet Class Offerings though ENMU
Ruidoso Instruction Center and ENMURoswell
Information on Web courses offered through either of these
locations can be accessed on the Web. For the ENMU Ruidoso
Instruction Center, either go to enmu.edu and click on ENMU
Ruidoso Instruction Center, or go directly to the Ruidoso
Instruction Center Web page at ruidoso.enmu.edu. For ENMURoswell either go to enmu.edu and click on ENMU-Roswell, or
go directly to the ENMU-Roswell Web page at roswell.enmu.
edu.
Internet Class Offerings
First Four-Week Session:
June 6-July 1, 2016
Course ID
Course Title
ANTH 103 P
ANTH 243 P
BIOL 113 P
BIOL 113LP
CI
531 P
CJ
310 P
COUN 533 P
COUN 556 P
DNC 101 P
EDAD 526 P
EDAD 582 p
EDF 301 P
EDF 309 P
EDF 500 P
EDF 515 P
Humans and Their Environments
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Biology for General Education
Biology for General
Education Laboratory
Critical Pedagogy
and Educational Reform
Comparative Criminal Justice
Research Seminar
Social and Cultural Foundations
Introduction to Dance
Leadership
School Finance
Foundations of Schooling
Technology for the Classroom
Educational Research
Theories of Learning and Motivation
ENMU-ROSWELL
Course ID
Course Title
EDF 538 P
EDF 583 P
ELED 511 P
ELED 532 P
ELED 540 P
ENG 325 P
GEOG 103 P
HIST 101 P
HIST 203 P
HPE 310 P
HPE 325 P
HPE 593 P
MUS 113CP
PSY
201 P
PSY
202 P
PSY
324 P
PSY
435 P
PSY
467 P
RED 518 P
RED 524 P
SOC 303 P
SOC 324 P
SPED 300 P
SPED 501 P
SPED 503 P
SPED 539 P
SPED 540 P
SPED 548 P
THTR 111 P
THTR 113 P
Instructional Design
Teaching and Assessment
Trends in Science and Mathematics
Technology Integrated Curriculum
Creativity Across the Curriculum
Professional and Technical Writing
Survey of American History to 1877
New Mexico
Facilities and Event Management
Global Sports
TPS/Diversity in Sport
Music Appreciation:
Survey of Rock and Roll
Child Psychology
Adolescent Psychology
Social Psychology
Cognition
Physiological Psychology
Content Area Literacy
Children’s and Adolescent
Literature in the Classroom
Race, Ethnicity and Gender
Social Psychology
Introduction to Special Education
Exceptional Student
in the Regular Classroom
Special Education Law
Classroom and Behavior
Management
High Incidence Disabilities:
Theory to Practice
Emotional Disturbance:
Theory to Practice
Theatre Appreciation
Film Appreciation
Second Four-Week Session:
July 5-July 29, 2016
Course ID
ANTH 103 P
BLED 425 P
BLED 525 P
BLED 538 P
BLED 573 P
CJ
301 P
ENG 211 P
GEOG 103 P
Course Title
Parents Role in the
Bilingual Classroom
The Role of the Parent in the
Bilingual Classroom
Language Arts and the Teacher
of English as a Second Language
Early Childhood Bilingualism
Criminal Law and the Courts
Introduction to Literature
Course ID
Course Title
Course ID
Eight-Week Session:
June 6-July 29, 2016
Course Title
HIST 102 P
HIST 122 P
HPE 207 P
HPE 325 P
HUM 221 P
MUS 101 P
PSY
101 P
PSY
300 P
PSY
402 P
RED 512 P
RED 518 P
RED 538 P
SOC 101 P
SOC 302 P
SOC 415 P
THTR 111 P
THTR 113 P
ACCT 201 P
ACCT 551 P
AG
312 P
ANTH 103 P
ART 131 P
AVS 494 P
BIOL 493 P
BUS 310 P
BUS 453 P
BUS 501 P
BUS 518 P
CA
300 P
CDIS 243 P
CDIS 300 P
CDIS 303 P
CDIS 320 P
CDIS 330 P
CDIS 400 P
CDIS 421 P
CDIS 434 P
CDIS 441 P
CDIS 441LP
CDIS 454 P
CDIS 493 P
CDIS 593 P
15
Survey of American History
since 1877
Survey of Western Civilization
since 1500
Media and Public Relations
in Sports
Global Sports
Introduction to World Humanities
Music Reading
Introductory Psychology
Psychology of Adult Development
Abnormal Psychology
Critical Literacy
Language Arts and the Teacher
of English as a Second Language
Introduction to Sociology
Racial and Ethnic Relations
Sociology of the Family
Film Appreciation
Introduction to Financial Accounting
Accounting for Managers
Agriculture Yesterday, Today
and Tomorrow
Art Appreciation
Senior Seminar
TPS/Introduction to Toxicology
Global Business
Business Strategy and Policy
Law, Ethics and Social Responsibility
Managerial Research Analysis
History of Cooking
Survey of Communicative Disorders
Speech-Language-Hearing
Anatomy and Physiology
Language Science
Issues in Disability
Speech and Language Development
Speech and Hearing Science
Neuroscience of Communication
Aural Rehabilitation
Speech-Language Preclinical
Preclinical Observation Laboratory
Speech and Language Assessment
TPS/Multicultural Issues in CDIS
TPS/ Multicultural Issues in CDIS
Course ID
CHEM 113 P
CHEM 113LP
CI
521 P
CI
591 P
CJ
312 P
COMM 101 P
COMM 202 P
COMM 310 P
COMM 331 P
COMM 475 P
COMM 477 P
COMM 593 P
COMM 593 P
COUN 512 P
COUN 556 P
CTED 481 P
CTED 504 P
ECE 107 P
ECE 201 P
ECE 265 P
ECON 200 P
ECON 221 P
ECON 222 P
ECON 525 P
EDAD 525 P
EDAD 535 P
EDAD 560 P
EDAD 598 P
EMGT 405 P
EMGT 475 P
EMGT 493 P
ENG 102 P
ENG 104 P
FCS
425 P
FIN
201 P
FIN
315 P
GEOG 103 P
GR
493 P
HPE 142 P
HPE 575 P
HRTM 310 P
IS
151 P
IS
281 P
IS
301 P
IS
500 P
MATH 104 P
MATH 106 P
MATH 113 P
MATH 119 P
Course Title
Chemistry for Today
Chemistry for Today Laboratory
Professional Research
Seminar in Curriculum,
Instruction and Assessment
Criminology
Interpersonal Communication
Dynamics of Group Communication
Popular Culture
Intercultural Communication
Gender Communication
Family Communication
TPS/Family Communication
TPS/Gender Communication
Trauma and Crisis Counseling
Social and Cultural Foundations
Supervised Classroom Internship
Administration and Supervision
in Career and Technical Education
Health, Safety and Nutrition
Introduction to Language,
Literacy and Reading
Guiding Young Children
Survey of Economics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Managerial Economics
Personnel
Systems Communication
School Law
Internship II
Public Health Emergencies
Capstone in Emergency Management
TPS/EMS Safety, Health
and Wellness
English Composition
English Composition and Research
Vitamins and Minerals
Principles of Finance
Managerial Finance I
TPS/Greek Readings
Fundamentals of Physical Well-Being
Women’s Sport/Wellness Issues
Club and Resort Management
Basic Computer Skills
Spreadsheets and Data Analysis
Information Systems for Managers
Preparatory Algebra
Foundations for Statistics
Liberal Arts Math
College Algebra
ENMU-ROSWELL
Course ID
MGT 201 P
MGT 513 P
MKT 201 P
MKT 517 P
MUS 375 P
NURS 312 P
NURS 319 P
NURS 320 P
NURS 416 P
NURS 417 P
NURS 508 P
NURS 510 P
NURS 512 P
NURS 514 P
NURS 516 P
NURS 517 P
PFP
310 P
REL 101 P
REL 103 P
SPAN 101 P
SPED 508 P
SPED 552 P
STAT 213 P
SWK 349 P
SWK 450 P
Course Title
Principles of Management
Organizationl Behavior and
Management Theory
Principles of Marketing
Marketing Management
Survey of Music Theatre
Global Health Care
Nursing Management of Pain
Pathophysiology in Nursing
Nursing Research
and Evidence Based Practice
Cultural Competencies for Nurses
The Nurse Leader: New Perspectives
on the Profession
Nursing Concepts and Theories
Teaching Strategies
for Nurse Educators
Curriculum Development,
Assessment and Evaluation
Roles, Responsibilities and
Relationships of the Nurse Educator
Integrated Concepts
of Disease Management
Personal Finance
Old Testament Survey
New Testament Survey
Beginning Spanish
Foundations of Early
Childhood Special Education
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Statistical Methods I
Perspectives in Mental Health
Inside Family Violence
enmu.edu
ENMU-ROSWELL
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Distance Education and Outreach
Fall 2016
Mac
•
Mac OS X 10.5.7 or later
Instruction begins Aug, 16 2016 and ends Dec. 9, 2016. Some
classes will meet several Saturdays at the Portales campus in lieu
of regular class sessions. See regular schedule of classes for more
specific information. For further information regarding these
classes, contact the Office of Distance Education and Outreach
at 575.562.2165 or 800.537.5376.
•
Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome
•
Microsoft Silverlight 5.0 or later (viewers are prompted to
install this when attempting to view a presentation)
•
•
It makes content available on demand anywhere over the
internet.
In selected courses students who are not able to attend class
in Portales can use personal computers and log in to class
live through the internet. These courses have the Collaborate
designation in the list below. Students who choose the Collaborate
option need to have access to a good broadband connection. A
microphone and web-cam are also required. Check with the
course instructor for more details.
•
It is useful for review and as a study tool after viewing a
lecture.
•
It enables instructors to create interactive lectures.
Mediasite Offerings
Course ID
Web Conference Course Offerings
Mediasite allows students to view their classes live or on-demand
and helps reduce the distancing associated with online classes.
With Mediasite, students can access previous class lectures
throughout the semester. This on-demand viewing makes it really
nice for the student that has to juggle employment, family and
education. Mediasite is lecture-capture software. It has limited
interaction options for students. Students can ask questions and
take part in polls, but it is not a stand-alone educational tool.
Many instructors are incorporating other interactive tools such
as Collaborate and Skype during their class sessions to provide
the element of interaction among classmates. Mediasite was fully
implemented at ENMU in the fall of 2011 and is now frequently
used by many online classes. Look for classes with an SW or
AW section when registering for a Mediasite class.
Requirements for viewing a Mediasite
presentation
Windows
•
Microsoft Windows 10, Windows Server 2008 (requires
the Desktop Experience), Windows 8, Windows 7,
Windows Vista
•
Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 or later
(IE8 or later required if using the Mediasite 7 multiview
player), Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome
•
Windows Media Player 9.0 or later (IE only)
•
Adobe Flash for Smooth Streaming playback in Chrome
(Mediasite 7.0.23 and later); Microsoft Silverlight 5 for
Smooth Streaming playback in all other browsers
•
Note: Enterprise Video Platform 7.0.25 or EX Server 6.1.23 is
required for Windows 10 support.
About Mediasite
Closed sections require instructor approval. Please contact the
Office of Distance Education and Outreach at 800.537.5376 and
we will forward your call to the instructor.
ACCT 305 P
ACCT 306 P
ACCT 371 P
ACCT 342 P
ACCT 400 P
ACCT 401 P
ACCT 551 P
ANTH 243 P
BLED 201 P
BLED 578 P
BUS
230 P
BUS
330 P
BUS
381 P
BUS
453 P
BUS
501 P
BUS
518 P
BUS
553 P
CDIS 300 P
CDIS 310 P
CDIS 434 P
CDIS 454 P
CDIS 455 P
CDIS 500 P
CDIS 504 P
CDIS 517 P
CDIS 525 P
CDIS 526 P
CDIS 527 P
Course Title
Intermediate Accounting I
Intermediate Accounting II
Income Tax Accounting: Individual
Governmental and
Not-For-Profit Accounting
Accounting Information
Systems Theory
Advanced Accounting
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Introduction to Bilingual Education
Teaching Multicultural Heritage
of the Southwest
Business Law and Ethics I
Production and Operations
Management
Business Research and Analysis
Integrative Strategic Management
Speech-Language-Hearing Anatomy
and Physiology
Phonetics/Phonology
Speech and Language Assessment
Introduction to Undergraduate
Research
Research Methods in CDIS
Fundamentals of Clinical Practice
Language Intervention
Fluency Disorders
Neurogenic Speech Disorders
Craniofacial Anomalies
Course ID
CDIS 529 P
CDIS 554 P
CDIS 560 P
CDIS 590 P
CJ
301 P
CJ
312 P
CJ
403 P
CJ
432 P
ECON 221 P
ECON 222 P
ECON 322 P
ECON 407 P
ECON 525 P
EET
110 P
EET
337 P
EET
340 P
EET
402 P
EET
472 P
ENG 305 P
ENG 376 P
ENG 378 P
ENG 401 P
ENG 441 P
ENG 493 P
ENG 501 P
ENG 502 P
ENG 513 P
ENG 530 P
FIN
201 P
FIN
315 P
FIN
317 P
FIN
413 P
FIN
541 P
FR
101 P
HRTM 410 P
HIST 321 P
HIST 327 P
HIST 409 P
HIST 411 P
HIST 413 P
IS
500 P
MATH 120 P
MATH 124 P
MATH 261 P
MATH 262 P
MATH 310 P
MATH 345 P
Course Title
Neurogenic Language Disorders
Current Trends and Professional
Issues in CDIS
Analytical Approaches to
Clinical Research
Graduate Seminar
Criminal Law and the Courts
Criminology
Women and Crime
Police and Society
International Economic Development
Circuit Analysis I
Semiconductor Devices II
Introduction to Computer
Organization and Architecture
Renewable Energy Technology
Microprocessor and
Microcomputer Interfacing
Report Writing
Chicano Literature
World Literature
Creative Non-Fiction
Shakespeare
TPS/Advanced Poetry Studies
Pedagogy of College Writing
Bibliography and Methods
Prose Writing
British A/G/T: Shakespeare
Financial Modeling
International Finance
Managerial Finance
Beginning French
Food Operations Management
Greece and Rome
in the Ancient World
Colonial Society
and the American Revolution
Teaching Social Studies
Absolutism and Revolution, 1648-1815
The United States, 1933-Present
Trigonometry
Calculus I
Mathematics for Teaching
Grades PreK-2
Mathematics for Teaching Grades 3-5
Secondary Mathematical Concepts I
Mathematics for Teaching Grades 6-8
ENMU-ROSWELL
Course ID
MGT 513 P
MGT 530 P
MKT 425 P
MKT 517 P
PSY
207 P
PSY
484 P
REL
103 P
SOC 303 P
SOC 311 P
SOC 402 P
SOC 416 P
SOC 434 P
SPAN 105 P
SPAN 106 P
SPAN 201 P
SPAN 325 P
SPAN 331 P
STAT 213 P
SWK 311 P
SWK 321 P
SWK 349 P
SWK 413 P
SWK 425 P
SWK 451 P
Course Title
Organizational Behavior and
Management Theory
Management
Writing in Psychology
Senior Seminar
New Testament Survey
Race, Ethnicity and Gender
Collective Behavior
Development of Social Thought
Sociology of Media
Social Research Methods
Beginning Spanish: Native Speaker
Spanish for Health Care Professions
Intermediate Spanish
Peninsular Culture and Civilization
Survey of Latin American Literature
Social Work Practice I–Individuals
Human Behavior in the
Social Environment
Perspectives in Mental Health
Social Work Practice III–Small Groups
Southwest Peoples and Cultures
Field Seminar I
On-Site Courses
ENMU offers on-site courses at different locations for special
programs. For eligibility and specific site locations, contact
your advisor, to discuss financial aid issues or accounts,
or to contact the instructor of record, please call the Office
of Distance Education and Outreach at 800.537.5376 or
575.562.2165. Your call will be transferred to the appropriate
office. If eligible, registration can occur via the Internet, or at
the specific site at the first meeting. Tuition must be paid by the
start of the semester or arrangements for payment made with
the Office of Student Accounts. Courses are subject to change
without notice. For the latest information on schedules please
go to the ENMU Web site at enmu.edu and under Current
Students click Class Schedule or call the Office of Distance
Education and Outreach at 800.537.5376 or 575.562.2165.
Course ID
BLED 350 P
BLED 580 P
BLED 593 P
ECE 320 P
Course Title
Cultural and Linguistic Pluralism
ESL Methods
TPS/Linguistics
Teaching Reading
and Writing Practicum
ENMU-ROSWELL
Course ID
ELED 405 P
ELED 406 P
RED 316 P
RED 350 P
Course Title
Literacy and Social Studies Methods
for Diverse and Inclusive Classrooms
Science and Mathematics Methods
for Diverse and Inclusive Classrooms
Literacy through Children’s
and Adolescent Literature
Teaching and Learning Reading
and Writing
Internet Course Offerings
CourseID
ACCT 201 P
ACCT 202 P
ACCT 305 P
ACCT 306 P
ACCT 342 P ACCT 371 P
ACCT 400 P
ACCT 401 P
ACCT 551 P
AG
101 P
ANTH 103 P
ANTH 105P
ART 367 P
AVS 110 P
AVS 135 P
AVS 135LP
AVS 300 P
AVS 301 P
AVS 302 P
AVS 310 P
AVS 320 P
BIOL 113 P
BIOL 113LP
BLED 405 P
BLED 501 P
BLED 505 P
BLED 585 P
BUS 230 P
BUS 310 P
BUS 330 P
BUS 381 P
BUS 453 P
BUS 501 P
BUS 518 P
BUS 553 P
CDIS 300 P
CDIS 303 P
CDIS 320 P
CDIS 332 P
CDIS 342 P
Course Title
Introduction to Financial Accounting
Introduction to Managerial Accounting
Intermediate Accounting I
Intermediate Accounting II
Governmental and
Not-For-Profit Accounting
Income Tax Accounting: Individual
Accounting Information
Systems Theory
Advanced Accounting
Animal Science
Introduction to Anthropology
History of Design
Introduction to Aviation
Aircraft Construction and Materials
Aircraft Construction
and Materials Laboratory
Aviation Law
Aviation Safety and Human Factors
Airport Operations
Contemporary Issues in Aviation
FAA Regulations
Biology for General Education
Biology for General
Education Laboratory
Reading and the Bilingual Child
Bilingual Education: Theory to Practice
Reading and the Bilingual Child
Assessment of Educators as Teachers
and Leaders I
Business Law and Ethics I
Global Business
Business Research and Analysis
Integrative Strategic Management
Speech-Language-Hearing Anatomy
and Physiology
Language Science
Issues in Disability
Language Disorders
Basic Audiology
CourseID
CDIS 400 P
CDIS 434 P
CDIS 441 P
CDIS 441LP
CHEM 113 P
CHEM 113LP
CI
521 P
CI
531 P
CI
540 P
CJ
102 P
CJ
225 P
CJ
258 P
CJ
310 P
CJ
312 P
CJ
401 P
COMM101 P
COMM102 P
COMM303 P
COMM330 P
COMM513 P
COMM525 P
COMM545 P
COUN 513 P
COUN 533 P
COUN 580 P
CTED 301 P
CTED 302 P
CTED 304 P
CTED 501 P
CTED 502 P
CTED 506 P
ECE 400 P
ECE 403 P
ECE 407 P
ECON 200 P
ECON 221 P
ECON 222 P
ECON 322 P
ECON 407 P
ECON 525 P
EDAD 525 P
EDAD 526 P
EDAD 535 P
EDAD 560 P
EDAD 582 P
EDF 301 P
EDF 309 P
EDF 500 P
EDF 501 P
EDF 503 P
EDF 515 P
EDF 530 P
EDF 536 P
EDF 538 P
EDF 593 P
EET 110LP
Course Title
19
Speech and Hearing Science
Speech-Language Preclinical
Preclinical Observation Laboratory
Chemistry for Today
Chemistry for Today Laboratory
Professional Research
Critical Pedagogy
and Educational Reform
Instructional Leadership
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Gangs in American Society
Criminal Investigations
Comparative Criminal Justice
Criminology
Counter-Terrorism
and Law Enforcement
Interpersonal Communication
Public Speaking
Public Relations Techniques
Power Games: Politics and Media
Mass Media Criticism and Analysis
Rhetoric and Popular Culture
Communication Theory
Gender Studies and Human Sexuality
Research Seminar
Counseling Children and Adolescents
CTE Foundations
Instructional Facility Design
The Global Workforce
Philosophy and Organization of CTED
Curriculum Development in CTED
Assessment and Evaluation in CTED
Reflective Practice Seminar
Infant and Toddler Assessment
and Evaluation
Internship
Survey of Economics
International Economic Development
Personnel
Leadership
Principal Dispositional Leadership
School Law
School Finance
Foundations of Education and Learning
Technology for the Classroom
Educational Research
Curriculum: Theory into Practice
Educational Psychology
Theories of Learning and Motivation
Assessment
American Curriculum History
Instructional Design
TPS/Effective Online Instruction
Circuit Analysis I Laboratory
CourseID
EET 241 P
EET 241LP
EET 337LP
EET
357 P
EET
357LP
EET
402LP
EET
472LP
ELED 508 P
ELED 511 P
ELED 520 P
ELED 535 P
ELED 540 P
ELED 581 P
ELED 585 P
ELED 593 P
EMGT 304 P
EMGT 312 P
EMGT 403 P
ENG 102 P
ENG 104 P
ENG 211 P
ENG 325 P
FCS
131 P
FCS
318 P
FIN
201 P
FIN
315 P
FIN
317 P
FIN
413 P
FIN
541 P
GEOG 103 P
HIST 101 P
HIST 102 P
HIST 121 P
HIST 122 P
HIST 203 P
HIST 290 P
HIST 306 P
HIST 377 P
HIST 490 P
HPE 220 P
HPE 241 P
HPE 302 P
HPE 304 P
HPE 305 P
HPE 310 P
HPE 312 P
HPE 312LP
HPE 321 P
Course Title
Logic Circuits
Logic Circuits Laboratory
Semiconducter Devices II Laboratory
Electronic Communications I
Electronic Communications I
Laboratory
Renewable Energy
Technology Laboratory
Microprocessor and Microcomputer
Interfacing Laboratory
Analysis of Elementary Education
Trends in Science and Mathematics
Literacy through Multimodalities
The Technology Rich Environment
Advanced Studies and Instructional
Applications in Language Arts
Assessment of Educators
as Teachers and Leaders I
TPS/Operating Systems, Networking
and Cloud Computing for Teachers
Personnel Management
Disaster Recovery
Community Risk Reduction for Fire
and Emergency Services
English Composition
English Composition and Research
Introduction to Literature
Professional and Technical Writing
Consumer Education
Nutrition, Health and Fitness
Financial Modeling
International Finance
Managerial Finance
Survey of American History to 1877
Survey of American History since 1877
Survey of Western Civilization to 1500
Survey of Western Civilization
since 1500
New Mexico
Introduction to Historical Methods
Survey of the Non-Western World
Latin American Experience
Senior Portfolio in History
First Aid
Structural Kinesiology
Curriculum/Program Planning
in Health
Sport Finance
Human Resources
in Sport Management
Facilities and Event Management
Biomechanics
Biomechanics Laboratory
Wellness: Individual and Global
ENMU-ROSWELL
CourseID
HPE 345 P
HPE 380 P
HPE 425 P
HPE 490 P
HPE 502 P
HPE 526 P
HPE 527 P
HPE 533 P
HPE 537 P
HPE 540 P
HPE 577 P
HPE 578 P
HPE 593 P
HRTM 300 P
HRTM 320 P
HRTM 410 P
IS
151 P
IS
153 P
IS
281 P
IS
301 P
IS
316 P
IS
343 P
IS
500 P
MATH 104 P
MATH 106 P
MATH 119 P
MGT 201 P
MGT 313 P
MGT 425 P
MGT 435 P
MGT 475 P
MGT 513 P
MGT 530 P
MKT 201 P
MKT 362 P
MKT 419 P
MKT 425 P
MKT 452 P
MKT 517 P
MUS 113AP
MUS 113CP
NURS 312 P
NURS 315 P
NURS 316 P
NURS 317 P
NURS 318 P
NURS 320 P
NURS 360 P
NURS 413 P
NURS 415 P
NURS 415LP
Course Title
Physical Activity: Law and Ethics
Fundamentals of Sports Management
Contemporary Issues:
TPS/Sports Nutrition
Professional Review
Research Methods
Sport Finance and Economics
Applied Sports Psychology
Management and Leadership in Sport
Ethics in Sport
Scientific Principles of Strength
and Conditioning
Sport Event Management
Coaching/Sport Administration
Capstone Project
TPS/Professional Writing
Convention Management
Hospitality Facilities Management
Food Operations Management
Basic Computer Skills
Introduction to Information Systems
Spreadsheets and Data Analysis
Information Systems Security
Database Management Systems
Preparatory Algebra
Foundations for Statistics
College Algebra
Principles of Management
Organizational Behavior
Training and Development
Supervision and Management
Leadership and Organization Change
Organizational Behavior
and Management Theory
Management
Principles of Marketing
Sales Management
Consumer Behavior
Integrated Marketing Communications
Music Appreciation:
Survey of Western Music
Music Appreciation:
Survey of Rock and Roll
Global Health Care
Foundations of Professional Nursing
Nursing Ethics
Economics and Nursing
Women’s Health Care
Pathophysiology in Nursing
Health Assessment
Nursing Theory
Community Health Nursing
Community Health Nursing Practicum
ENMU-ROSWELL
CourseID
NURS 425 P
NURS 425 LP
NURS 502 P
NURS 506 P
NURS 540 P
NURS 544 P
PFP
310 P
PFP
320 P
PFP
330 P
PFP
340 P
PSCI 102 P
PSCI 312 P
PSY
101 P
PSY
200 P
PSY
201 P
PSY
302 P
PSY
312 P
PSY
324 P
PSY
337 P
PSY
402 P
PSY
467 P
RED 510 P
RED 517 P
RED 518 P
RED 520 P
RED 528 P
RED 570 P
RED 581 P
RED 585 P
RED 587 P
REL 101 P
REL 105 P
REL 107 P
REL 201 P
REL 231 P
REL 302 P
REL 312 P
REL 402 P
REL 495 P
SED 526 P
SED 535 P
SED 540 P
SED 593 P
SOC 101 P
SOC 215 P
SOC 280 P
SOC 302 P
SOC 324 P
Course Title
Nursing Leadership
Nursing Leadership Practicum
Research Methods in Nursing
Ethical and Legal Views of the
Changing Health Care System
Research Applications in Nursing
Clinical Capstone
Personal Finance
Business Risk Management
and Insurance
Investments: Principles and Policies
Tax Planning
American National Government
Psychology of Global Political
Behavior
Introductory Psychology
Human Growth and Development
Child Psychology
Learning
Psychology of Global
Political Behavior
Social Psychology
Experimental Psychology I
Abnormal Psychology
Physiological Psychology
Literacy Assessment and Evaluation
Advanced Reading
Theory/Philosophical and Historical
Foundations of Reading
Literacy through Multimodalities
Supporting Writing in the Classroom
Emergent Literacy
Advanced Studies and Instructional
Applications in Language Arts
Assessment of Educators as Teachers
and Leaders I
Approaches to Teaching Literacy
Old Testament Survey
Life of Christ
Introduction to Religion
Principles of Textual Interpretation
History of the Christian Church
John: Gospel and Epistles
Philosophy of Religion
World’s Living Religions
Senior Seminar
Diversity Issues in Education
The Technology Rich Environment
TPS/Operating Systems, Networking
and Cloud Computing for Teachers
Introduction to Sociology
Marriage and the Family
SOC/CJ Major Orientation
Racial and Ethnic Relations
Social Psychology
CourseID
SOC 415 P
SPAN 101 P
SPED 203 P
SPED 300 P
SPED 505 P
SPED 508 P
SPED 509 P
SPED 511 P
SPED 512 P
SPED 515 P
SPED 539 P
SPED 547 P
STAT 213 P
SWK 201 P
SWK 334 P
SWK 341 P
SWK 345 P
SWK 447 P
SWK 450 P
SWK 455 P
THTR 111 P
THTR 113 P
UNIV 101 P
Course Title
21
Sociology of the Family
Beginning Spanish
Assessment of Children and
Evaluation of Programs
Introduction to Special Education
Low Incidence Disabilities:
Theory to Practice
Foundations of Early Childhood
Special Education
Gifted: Theory to Practice
Curriculum for Gifted
Language and Learning
Positive Supports for Learning
Classroom and Behavior Management
Internship in Special Education
Introduction to Social Work
Introduction to Social Research
Social Welfare Policy I
Working with Aging Populations
Impact of Child Abuse and Neglect
Inside Family Violence
Field Placement I
Film Appreciation
Freshman Seminar
enmu.edu
ENMU-ROSWELL
ENMU-Roswell Campus Map
1. Student Services Center (RSSC)
- 56 University Blvd.
• Admissions Office
• Advising and Retention Center
• Dual Enrollment Office
• Financial Aid Office
•New Student Relations
2.
Administration Center (RAC)
• Board Room 135
• Budget Office/Business Office/Cashiers
• College Development Office
• Foundation Office
• Institutional Research
•President
•Vice President for Academic Affairs
• Vice President for Business Affairs
3. College Services Center (RCSC)
- 52A University Blvd.
• Adult Basic Education
•Bookstore/Shipping & Receiving
• Student Outreach Offices
4. Campus Union Building (RCUB)
•Cafeteria
• Conference Facilities
Alcove Room
Fireplace Room (CUB 102)
Multipurpose Room
CUB Conference Room
5. Physical Education Center (RPEC)
- 52B University Blvd.
•Gymnasium
•Intramurals
6. Instructional Center (RIC)
- 58A University Blvd.
• Arts/Sciences Classrooms
• Portales Information Center
• Testing Center
• Student Success Center/Cougar Cafe
14.
7.
Campus Security
- 5 Mars Rd.
8.
Performing Arts Center (RPAC)
•Auditorium
9.Lawrence C. Harris Occupational
Technology Center (ROTC)
- 20 W. Mathis
• Career & Technical Education
• Customized Training
• Small Business Development Center
10.Aviation Maintenance Technology Center
(RAMT)
- 12 W. Challenger
11. Automotive & Welding Technology Center
(RATC)
-78 University Blvd
• Auto Mechanics
•Welding
12. Child Development Center (RCDC)
- 8 W. Mathis
13.
Arts & Science Center (RASC)
• GEAR UP Offices
• Fine Arts
• Human Resources/Payroll
• Special Services
Physical Plant Operations
- 36, 34, 32, 30, 26 W. Mathis
• Facilities Office
•Shop
•Warehouse
• Quonset Huts
21. CDL/Test Center
A.
Parking Lot A
B.
Parking Lot B
C.
Parking Lot C
15. Residence Halls (vacant)
D.
Parking Lot D
16.
Instructional Technology Center (RITC)
- 23 W. Mathis
• Computer Classrooms
• Computer Commons
• Science Labs
ITC. ITC Parking Lot
17.
Learning Resource Center (RLRC)
• Computer Services
•Library
• Media Services
• Title V Offices
18.
Sierra Vista Village
(Housing Complex)
- 32, 30, 26 W. Martin
- 28 W. Martin (Clubhouse)
19. Swimming Pool/Pool House (RPOOL)
- 20 W. Martin
20.
Health Science Center (RHSC)
- 75 University Blvd
• Dental Clinic
• Student Health Services - Suite 130
NMRC. NM Rehabilitation Center
- 72 Gail Harris

summer/fall 2016 information - Eastern New Mexico University

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