Our focus is on the development of the individual student, so each might find meaning and fulfillment These reflect both the diversity and heritage of the arts.
The College of Fine Arts is committed to serve students, the University, community, and region through a broad range of artistic and cultural opportunities. The college focuses on the development of the individual student so each might find meaning and fulfillment as an artist, as an educated member of society and as an expressive human being. Numerous concerts, recitals, stage productions and art
exhibitions are presented throughout the year. A variety of classes, music ensembles and drama productions are available to the University and community, both during the daytime and evening hours.
12/07/2023
Reception this Friday!
Painting 1 and Painting Projects met with Prof Ann Underwood and Dr. Julian Francolino to talk about their Runnels Gallery exhibition "Cahoe and Comfort".
Hear more from them this Friday, December 10 for artist talks at 4 PM in RM 216 Golden Student Success Center with a closing reception in the gallery to follow.
12/07/2023
Tonight!!
The Annual ENMU Holiday Concert
Featuring all ensembles from
the ENMU Music Program
Ballroom, Campus Union (CUB)
Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023 | 7 p.m.
*this event is free and open to the public
Kick off the holiday season and join us with some festive family fun at our annual Holiday Concert! The concert will feature some old chorus favorites and some beautiful new arrangements; something for everyone!
11/28/2023
It's Tuba Christmas Time - at North Plains Mall this Saturday!!
11/28/2023
Congratulations to Department of Communication Associate Professor, Darrell Roe, whose work “Slow Down and Watch: Mixed Messaging About Memory in Prevagen TV Ads,” has been accepted for presentation in April at the 66th Annual WSSA (World Social Science Association) Conference in San Antonio, TX.
Abstract: Schema theory posits that visual references provide some of the building blocks for one’s construction of reality and, therefore, one’s understanding of how things work. For this study thirty-one different Prevagen TV ads were analyzed for their use of slow-motion visual effects showing “actual customers” doing various activities. Applying schema theory to a critical analysis of the effect across the ad campaign revealed that the effect was used multiple times within each ad and for a considerable percentage of total ad length. This study concluded that the slow-motion effect has been misapplied in these ads and is likely to have the opposite effect on potential consumers than intended. Viewers are likely to incorrectly perceive that taking the product will slow down cognitive and physiological processes.
Keep up the good work, Dr. Roe!!
11/20/2023
The ENMU Department of Theatre & Digital Filmmaking's production of James and Deborah Howe's novel, Bunnicula, this past weekend was a huge success!
Congratulations to the cast and crew for all their dedication and hard work - awesome job guys!!
11/20/2023
The College of Fine Arts would like to congratulate the 15 ENMU Vocal Area students who worked diligently in preparing to sing last weekend at the Vocal Artistry Art Song Festival. A very special thanks to Ms. Kayla Liechty for her wonderful support at the piano.
Congratulations to the following singers for placing in their categories!
Music Education:
Daisha Rivera - 4th
Douglas MacLaren - 3rd
Adele Baum - 2nd
Zachary McAlister - 1st
Young Artist:
Jaylord Lobaton - 2nd
RJ Reza - 1st
11/17/2023
Greyhound fans! Be sure to click the link below and follow the instructions to vote for ENMU to win Metallica’s “For Whom the Band Tolls” competition! Let’s help the Greyhound Sound get the love they deserve for this KILLER show!
GO HOUNDS!
The Inaugural Metallica Marching Band Competition
11/16/2023
Congratulations to ENMU Alumna Chandlar Head who recently sang the role of Adina in Texas Tech University's production of L’elisir d’amore by Donizetti. This is her second leading role while attending TTU! Keep up the good work Chandlar!! https://vimeo.com/879220518/b0d12c2d57?share=copy
11/16/2023
Tonight!
Don't miss the Fall Jazz Concert in Buchanan Hall at 7 PM!
This event is free and open to the public!
To View Music Department Events Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/
11/15/2023
Tonight!
Victor Landa-Duran Trumpet Recital
Dr. Jisook Park, collaborative pianist
Buchanan Hall, Music Building (MB)
Wednesday, November 15, 2023 | 7 PM
*this event is free and open to the public
To View Music Department Events Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/
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11/14/2023
Students!! Happening Today!!
You may join online or in person!!
Media-Con 2023 is an academic and professional conference organized by Dr. Darrell Roe of ENMU’s Communication Department as a means of educating attendees on the functions and inner workings of the media industry, as well as potentially introducing them to contacts and resources before they enter the field. With media being such a broad field of study, there is bound to be something relevant and helpful to one’s career aspirations.
Speakers will conduct their own presentations to explain the scope of their positions and the paths they took to success, and there will also be panels of speakers who will discuss relevant subjects with the audience and with each other.
Dr. Roe recommends that attendees who are interested in media careers bring copies of their resumés to share with potential employers, both to establish career contacts and to potentially set up internships and other job opportunities.
11/13/2023
Student Spotlight:
The Eastern New Mexico University Chamber Choir recently took a four-day tour to Southern New Mexico!
“It is an annual tradition for the Chamber Singers to perform for schools throughout the state and region,” said Jason Paulk, ENMU Director of Choral Activities.
The repertoire for this year's tour included music by composers such as Zelenka, Gallus, Gjeio, Passereau, Timingh, Wagner, Forrest, and Kirchner.
ENMU music major Morgyn Gallegos was featured as a student conductor and Dr. Jisook Park, Assistant Professor, accompanied the ensemble. The tour began in Artesia at the Estelle Yates Auditorium.
11/06/2023
Tonight! Don't miss the ENMU Saxophone Studio Recital!
Monday, November 6 | 7 p.m.
Buchanan Hall (PMB)
Explore a bouquet of beautiful saxophone works performed by our ENMU saxophone students!
Free and open to the public.
To view music department events Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/
ENMU Department of Music Assistant Professor, Dr. Pamela Shuler, recently held a masterclass with 3 students from the Purdue University Fort Wayne Clarinet Studio. Congratulations to all who performed!
The ENMU Clarinet Studio was able to observe and hear what colleagues across the country are working on.
A huge thanks to Dr. Kylie Stultz-Dessent for the collaboration with her students and studio and her masterclass for ENMU a couple weeks ago.
Yesterday, Dr. Shuler worked in a masterclass with 3 students from the Purdue University Fort Wayne Clarinet Studio. Congratulations to all who performed! The ENMU Clarinet Studio was able to observe and hear what colleagues across the country are working on. A huge thanks to Dr. Kylie Stultz-Dessent for the collaboration with her students and studio and her masterclass for ENMU a couple weeks ago.
11/01/2023
If you have not done so already - It's not too late to purchase your tickets for the Annual Pops Concert!
Featuring the ENMU Wind Symphony & Swanee Singers
Dustin Seifert, Sid Shuler, Jason Paulk, conductors
Ballroom, Campus Union (CUB)
Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023 | 7 p.m.
Ticket info: Kathleen Salter 575-359-0145
Get Your Tickets Now!!
Pops Concert
Featuring the ENMU Wind Symphony & Swanee Singers
Dustin Seifert, Sid Shuler, Jason Paulk, conductors
Ballroom, Campus Union (CUB)
Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023 | 7 p.m.
Ticket info: Kathleen Salter 575-359-0145
10/30/2023
Students!
ENMU Counseling and Career Services would like to invite you to the Fall 2023 ENMU Career/Graduate School Fair this Friday, November 3 from 9:00 a.m. to Noon in the CUB Ballroom.
Please contact [email protected] or call 575.749.0201 for any questions.
ENMU Counseling and Career Services would like to invite you to the Fall 2023 ENMU Career/Graduate School Fair this Friday, November 3 from 9:00 a.m. to Noon in the CUB Ballroom.
Please contact [email protected] or call 575.749.0201 for any questions.
10/30/2023
Don't Miss Tonight's Guest Saxophone Recital
featuring Drs. Jeffrey Siegfried and Sean Friar
-Monday (Today!), October 30 | 7 p.m.
-Buchanan Hall (Music Building)
-Free and open to the public.
Assistant Professor of Saxophone at West Virginia University, Dr. Jeffrey Siegfried, and guest pianist and composer, Dr. Sean Friar, Chair of Composition at the University of Denver will perform several new works for saxophone and piano in recital.
Saxophonist Jeff Siegfried combines a “rich, vibrant tone” (South Florida Classical Review) with “beautiful and delicate playing” (Michael Tilson Thomas) to deliver “showstopper performances” (Peninsula Reviews). Hailed for his “quicksilver” interpretations (I Care if You Listen), Siegfried has become an important voice in his generation of concert saxophonists. Siegfried has been honored at numerous international competitions. He has received first prize at the Luminarts Fellowship Competition and the Frances Walton Competition and was runner up in the Carmel Music Society Competition, the North American Saxophone Alliance Quartet Competition, and the Music Teachers National Association Chamber Music Competition. He is the recipient of the 2016 Hans Schaeuble Award.
Composer and pianist Sean Friar grew up in Los Angeles, where his first musical experiences were in rock and blues piano improvisation. His music keeps in touch with the energy and communicative directness of those musical roots, now along with an expansive and exploratory classical sensibility that is “refreshingly new and solidly mature… and doesn’t take on airs, but instead takes joy in the process of discovery [and] in the continual experience of suspense and surprise that good classical music has always championed.” (Slate Magazine). A winner of the Rome Prize, Friar has received awards from Copland House, the Fromm Foundation, the American Academy of Arts and Letters, Chamber Music America, ASCAP, Composer’s Inc., and New Music USA. His music can be found on labels including New Amsterdam Records, Innova Recordings, Vox Novus, and Crescent Phase Records. In late 2021, his album-length composition for NOW Ensemble, Before and After, was released on New Amsterdam Records
10/27/2023
Today at 4:30PM!!
The ENMU Runnels Gallery will be hosting a public reception for the New Mexico and West Texas Art Educator Exhibition today, Friday, Oct. 27, from 4:30-6:30 p.m., in the Runnels Gallery located within the Golden Student Success Center. The reception is free and open to the public.
During the reception, you’ll have the opportunity to meet the artists represented in this exhibition and New Mexico Art Education Association members from across the state. In addition to the reception activities, you can partake in our Virtual Reality experience as well as tour the University’s Science Fiction Collection and University Art Collection.
Sponsored by the Runnels Gallery, Department of Art, and New Mexico Art Education Association (NMAEA).
10/27/2023
Tomorrow at 3PM!
Duo Encantada Faculty Recital: The Many Moods and Colors of the Oboe
featuring Drs. Tracy Carr & Mark Dal Porto
Buchanan Hall, Music Building (MB)
Saturday, Oct. 28, 2023 | 3 p.m.
*this event is free and open to the public
To View Music Department Events Livestream:
youtube.com/
Get Your Tickets Now!!
Pops Concert
Featuring the ENMU Wind Symphony & Swanee Singers
Dustin Seifert, Sid Shuler, Jason Paulk, conductors
Ballroom, Campus Union (CUB)
Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023 | 7 p.m.
Ticket info: Kathleen Salter 575-359-0145
10/20/2023
Tomorrow Night starting at 11PM!!
Screening of The Room (Tommy Wiseau, 2003)
with live performance
Mainstage, University Theatre Center (UTC)
Saturday, Oct 21, 2023 | 11 PM
*free admission
for more information contact [email protected]
10/18/2023
Today!!
State Representative Andrea Reeb
Wednesday, October 18, 2023 | 12 noon
Communication Center, Room 112
*other students or classes are welcome to attend!
State Representative Andrea Reeb
Wednesday, October 18, 2023 | 12 noon
Communication Center, Room 112
*other students or classes are welcome to attend!
Representative Reeb will be speaking to the Broadcast Journalism class. She will take questions and talk about her role in the legislature.
Andrea Reeb was born in Clovis, New Mexico. She graduated from Clovis High School in 1989. Her career experience includes working as an attorney, specifically as assistant district attorney for the 9th Judicial District in New Mexico. Reeb was also a senior trial prosecutor, chief deputy attorney, and district attorney in Clovis. She has also worked as an adjunct professor for Clovis Community College.
10/17/2023
Students!! Today at 11AM!!
First Amendment Conference
Primary Speaker: David Steven, Editor/Publisher of Clovis Media Inc.
Advisor: Dr. Qian Yu
Sandia Room, Campus Union Building (CUB)
Tuesday, October 17, 2023 | 11-12:30 PM
This conference will hold 15-minute panels discussing many topics within The First Amendment. These panels are, “Know When to Not”- Which will discuss strategic utilization of the right to free speech and how to address the proper channels to make your voice heard as well as discussing when to hold back to prevent situations from escalating. “Hate vs. Free Speech and How YOU Can Use it on Campus”- Will emphasize the difference between hate speech and free speech. “Technology and The Future of Free Speech”- Will talk about emerging AI programs and how it will impact the future of free speech. Finally, “The Cost of the Truth”- This panel will address media bias based on funding and how financial interest can silence voices. Join us in person or on Facebook Live for a better understanding of The First Amendment.
10/17/2023
Tonight!!
The Department of Theatre & Digital Filmmaking invites you to attend a documentary screening followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker, Arcie Chapa who will be in attendance. This beautiful film tells the story of New Mexico’s acequias through the eyes of famers, scholars, and advocates. Do not miss this, tonight at 7pm in the University Theatre Center. Free and open to the public.
10/16/2023
State Representative Andrea Reeb
Wednesday, October 18, 2023 | 12 noon
Communication Center, Room 112
*other students or classes are welcome to attend!
Representative Reeb will be speaking to the Broadcast Journalism class. She will take questions and talk about her role in the legislature.
Andrea Reeb was born in Clovis, New Mexico. She graduated from Clovis High School in 1989. Her career experience includes working as an attorney, specifically as assistant district attorney for the 9th Judicial District in New Mexico. Reeb was also a senior trial prosecutor, chief deputy attorney, and district attorney in Clovis. She has also worked as an adjunct professor for Clovis Community College.
10/16/2023
Greetings ENMU Students!
The ENMU Runnels Gallery proudly announces its call for artwork for the 2024 University Juried Art Exhibition. The submission deadline is Friday, Dec. 22, 2023.
The gallery annually coordinates this prestigious exhibition as an opportunity for students to submit artwork to be considered for exhibition in a competitive environment adjudicated by a professional artist. Any student, regardless of major/area of study, is welcome to submit their artwork.
All media are welcome, including painting, drawing, photography, watercolor, ceramics, mix-media, sculpture, illustration, digital work, clothing design, textiles, etc.
Students can review submission guidelines and enter the exhibition by visiting enmu.edu/ArtShow
Entry is free, and students can submit up to 10 pieces. Cash prizes up to $500 will be awarded.
Today at 4 PM!!
The ENMU Department of Art Presents: Summer Studies
A pop-up exhibition of artwork by the Department of Art faculty:
Dr. Julian Francolino, Scott Golem, Greg Senn, Ann Underwood, and Britta Urness
Location: Art and Anthropology Building south wing display cabinet
Join us for a small reception + refreshments, Friday, October 13, 2023, from 4-5 PM!!
10/13/2023
Tonight!!
THE ENMU BIG BAND DANCE
Friday, October 13 | 7 p.m.
Ballroom, ENMU Campus Union (CUB)
$5.00 donation to enter (cash and check accepted)
Open to the general public.
Dance the night away to the sweet sounds of the ENMU Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Dr. Richard A. Schwartz featuring Department of Music instrumental and vocal students.
10/09/2023
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10/09/2023
Tune in to Great Arts at Eastern!
We would like to invite you to join ENMU College of Fine Arts Dr. David Steffens each week on "Great Arts at Eastern," as he interviews artists, actors, entertainers, and musicians about their craft and the events they produce at Eastern New Mexico University "Great Arts at Eastern" airs once a week at about 12:35 PM. MT, Thursdays on KENW–FM. https://www.kenw.org/show/great-arts-at-eastern
This week's interview will be with Aracely Chapa, director of the film Acequias: The Legacy Lives On. A screening of this documentary will be held at the Mainstage, University Theatre Center, Tuesday, October 17 at 7PM.
Acequias: The Legacy Lives On is a fifty-six minute and forty-six second visually stunning documentary film about New Mexico's enduring acequias as seen through the eyes of farmers, advocates, scholars, practitioners, and members of the community. In January of 2023, award-winning filmmaker, Aracely "Arcie" Chapa, began presenting her emotional and reverential tribute to acequias' past, present and future. With funding from UNM's Center for Regional Studies, the film unfolds through a series of storylines including the acequias' current challenges, such as climate change and water rights transfers, their important role in the development of local food sheds, and the economic opportunity they provide for members of rural communities. https://youtu.be/aQkD0oyIrNA
Written and directed by award-winning filmmaker Arcie Chapa.Acequias: The Legacy Lives On is a fifty-six minute and forty-six second visually stunning docume...
10/05/2023
Student Spotlight:
The ENMU Department of Music Clarinet Ensemble.
Go Hounds!
Be Proud, Greyhounds!
10/05/2023
Student Spotlight:
Meet ‘The Chase’ Crew!
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Chief Editor: Kaylee Bailey
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The visual, performing, and communication arts are integral to the campus scene here at Eastern. CFA is a unique college, focused on the most creative fields of study: visual art, graphic design, communication/media, music, theatre, and filmmaking. The potential combinations and collaborations are limitless. I like to call CFA the college of creativity.
Our fine-arts professors trained at some of the best graduate schools in the nation, with impressive careers as artists, performers, and producers. If you join us at Eastern, these master teachers will work with you as an individual, not a number, to best help you achieve your academic and pre-professional goals.
Our faculty are well connected and will guide you toward exciting opportunities beyond your college years. You may decide on a career in the arts or media, teaching, graduate study, or one of the many other practical fields in which creative minds are coveted.
We provide enviable labs, studios, and performance spaces, with the same equipment used by today's fine-arts professionals. You'll find yourself engaged right away in performing/producing as a soloist, in musical ensembles, live plays, original films, multimedia journalism, public relations, studio art, or graphic design. We also offer 12 minors so you can gain experience in multiple arts programs.
Again, we are very glad to learn of your interest in the arts community here at ENMU. I'm happy to answer any of your questions, either by telephone at 575.562.2373, or by email at [email protected]. I invite you to take-in our beautiful campus and see the great things our students are up to.
You have many choices of how to continue your education; we are confident you will enjoy building your future right here. One thing is certain: you will never grow tired of being a college graduate. I look forward to seeing you at ENMU!