The President's Ambassadors are students who demonstrate a passion and love for ENMU. They represent Eastern to prospective students, their families and the community at large in on-campus events such as ENMU OpenHouse Preview Days, campus tours, high school visits, as well as off-campus events like the ENMU Homecoming Parade. They also assist Enrollment Services with day-to-day operations, including general office tasks and recruiting-related duties.
The goal of the President's Ambassadors is to accurately inform you, as prospective students and parents, about ENMU's mission and philosophy, academic programs, faculty and students, physical facilities, social opportunities, developmental programs, and student services. They show the true spirit of Eastern by demonstrating sincerity, enthusiasm, authenticity, interest and helpfulness to help you feel welcome, comfortable and positive about your ENMU experience.
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Tate Bradfute
Hometown:
Portales, New Mexico
Major:
Biology (Pre-med)
Favorite Spot on Campus:
The MaxPAC
Fun Fact:
Although I'm majoring in Biology, I also have a passion for Music.
Why I chose to be an ENMU Greyhound:
All of my siblings have gotten their start here at Eastern. Many of my siblings –who moved off to different schools– said that they thought that the education here at ENMU was rich and retainable when compared to other schools. Out of the schools my siblings attended, they all preferred ENMU. Consequently, I decided to attend Eastern New Mexico University.
Eastern made your college list, here is my advice:
Remember that the price of your education does not guarantee the quality of your education.
Organizations and Activities:
Spectrum and Weightlifting at the MaxPAC, and President's Ambassadors
Alesha Foster
Hometown:
Belen, New Mexico
Major:
Forensic Science with an emphasis in forensic chemistry
Favorite Spot on Campus:
Dallan Sanders Patio
Fun Fact:
I enjoy painting in my free time.
Why I Chose to be an ENMU Greyhound:
I chose to be an ENMU Greyhound because my grandparents were Greyhounds, and the campus and people were so nice and welcoming.
Eastern made your college list, here is my advice:
My advice for people during their college search is not to choose a college based on what your family wants but what you want to do for your life.
Organizations and Activities:
President's Ambassadors
Rane Muhr
Hometown:
Roswell, New Mexico
Major:
Accounting
Favorite Spot on Campus:
The Golden Student Success Center (GSSC)
Fun Fact:
I have three dogs: Bear, Beau, and Duke.
Why I Chose to be an ENMU Greyhound:
The small class sizes at Eastern give students more opportunities to connect with other students and truly connect with professors.
Eastern made your college list, here is my advice:
Attend college fairs! I came across ENMU at a college fair. I wasn't sure where I wanted to go, but, after talking with a recruiter at a college fair, I knew this was where I wanted to go.
Organizations and Activities:
Accounting and Finance Club
Eli Terry
Hometown:
Floyd, New Mexico
Major:
Communicative Disorders
Favorite Spot on Campus:
Steve Loy Family Foundation Arena
Fun Fact:
I play the guitar.
Why I chose to be an ENMU Greyhound:
I chose Eastern due to its outstanding Communication Disorders program and affordable price. Another thing that made my choice easy was that here at ENMU I am not seen as a number but as an individual.
Eastern made your college list, here is my advice:
Make the most out of every opportunity that arises.
Organizations and activities:
NSSLHA, ENMU Dawg Days Counselor, and President's Ambassadors
Aelea Thomas
Hometown:
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Major:
Environmental Science
Favorite Spot on Campus:
The Golden Student Success Center (GSSC)
Fun Fact:
If I could travel anywhere, I would go to Iceland to see active volcanoes.
Why I Chose to be an ENMU Greyhound:
I chose to be a Greyhound because I love the tight knit community and the small class settings. The campus is beautiful, and the geology based environmental program is a wonderful way for me to lay down the foundation for my future.
Eastern made your college list, here is my advice:
If you need help in a subject, do not be afraid to go to office hours or get a tutor, there is no shame!
Organizations and Activities:
ACE+D, Environmental Science Club, and President's Ambassadors
