National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA)encourages professional interest in the study of human communication sciences and disorders.

Students working in the Office of Campus Life.

Greyhounds serving as President's Ambassadors for the spring 2022 semester.

Students named to ENMU's dean's list for the fall 2021 semester.

Students enrolled at ENMU for the spring 2022 semester.

Students who graduated with honors from ENMU in fall 2021.

The founding fathers of the ENMU Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chapter in fall 2021.

At Eastern New Mexico University, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is a committee made up of student-athletes assembled to provide insight on the student-athlete experience. The SAAC also offers input on the rules, regulations and policies that affect student-athletes' lives on the ENMU campus.

Student members of Phi Alpha Omicron Rho Social Work Honor Society. Phi Alpha Omicron Rho Social Work Honor Society recognizes and promotes scholastic achievement among students and faculty involved in the undergraduate and graduate social work program at Eastern New Mexico University.

Students serving as ENMU Student Government Association (SGA) senators. SGA provides students a voice in University governance and helps to enhance the overall student experience.

Students named to ENMU's academic honors list for the spring 2021 semester.

Greyhounds who are members of ENMU's Greyhound Sound Marching Band for fall 2019.

Students who received a scholarship from the ENMU Foundation. Over 460 ENMU Foundation scholarships totaling over $425,000 were awarded at a scholarship ceremony in April. The ENMU Foundation also awarded more named scholarships and $100,000 worth of Starter Scholarships to incoming first-year students.

Students who participated in Eastern In Action, an event where Greyhounds give back to the Portales community through volunteer work.

Eastern New Mexico University's annual Student Research and Creativity Conference is designed to showcase the research and creative projects being done by undergraduate and graduate students in all fields across campus. Students present their work in professional poster, display, performance, and paper sessions and are critiqued and judged by interdisciplinary groups of faculty members. For the 2019 conference, 199 students made 251 presentations in 21 discipline fields and 48 students received cash awards.

Eastern New Mexico University's annual Student Research and Creativity Conference is designed to showcase the research and creative projects being done by undergraduate and graduate students in all fields across campus. Students present their work in professional poster, display, performance, and paper sessions and are critiqued and judged by interdisciplinary groups of faculty members. For the 2019 conference, 199 students made 251 presentations in 21 discipline fields and 48 students received cash awards.

Team MVPs were chosen for their participation and enthusiasm during Dawg Days. Each of the MVPs received a $200 book scholarship.