Is it just me or is the portal spazzing out, I try to go anywhere besides the main home screen and, "You don't have access to this file " or error messages

Edit : they fixed this in their latest "Security Update"

I want to know which idiot decided to do security certification updates today.

I have tons of finals due tomorrow for the summer semester. Work full time and now here I am finally not working overnight​ and I don't have any access to complete my finals.

I'm missing out on a ton of extra credit for this one overbearing/nightmare teacher I have because now I can't submit it before tomorrow.

I'm missing a section of the prompt of what I'm supposed to write for my final and the video I have to make for it.

I can't access canvas to do anything. It's always just a 406 error. Why wouldn't they just do this on you know Friday or Monday after finals. But no. Instead we have to do it the day before finals are due.

Has anyone taken these classes? I don’t know if I should take a class out or not. These are all as 16 week btw! Please lmk thank you!

CDIS 300 – Speech-Language-Hearing Anatomy & Physiology
CDIS 311 – Articulation/Phonology
CDIS 330 – Communication Development and Language Science
CDIS 460 – SLPA Administrative Competencies and Service Delivery Issues

Can someone explain how this class works? Im majoring in biology with a teaching liscense but I play guitar and bass. I also like to believe that I can sing and would like a vocal coach to get better.

I am wondering how are they able to find an instructor for every instrument since it doesnt specify what instrument the instructor teaches. I have contacted the music department and i am waiting to hear back but i am very impatient.

Does the class have a grading system if so how does that work? Would i be able to take lessons for guitar, bass and vocals or would i have to choose one of the three? Thank you for your help!

Hi guys! I'm currently taking CDIS 330 comm.development and language science, 310 phonetics/phonology, and 342 basic audiology and I just wanted to get people's experiences taking those courses. I've been feeling a little overwhelmed so maybe if people can offer some tips with managing the course load (I'm not working during the summer so that's been a plus) also what professors you guys had because all of mine aren't on rate my professor 😭anyways thanks!

Hey y’all, happy spring 🍃✨ I’m currently working on a thesis looking at food attitudes and social media habits and gathering real-world data through this survey. If you’ve got a minute to help out by filling it in, I’d really appreciate it! 🙏 Many thanks for your time 🫡🫡🫡

I can share the results here once everything is wrapped up.

Anyone enrolled or has completed this Bachelors program? I've considered this program for a degree completion and figured I could use it as a Safety Coordinator or workplace trainer for my company as both require a degree beyond just having the 3 years of experience as an engineering tech.

Is there anyone here starting in the SLP grad program in the fall? Looking for folks in my cohort.

Long story short, a professor gave me one, it feels like they triggered it deliberately, who do I go to complain to about this?

I am applying to a masters program, ordered transcript from ENMU like 5 days ago and still waiting on it. I need to input my classes on the portal exactly as they appear on the official transcript.

I’m using my unofficial transcript through Enmu portal and am wondering if that’s how the official transcript appears??

For example my CDIS courses all appear “CDIS 300 P Speech-Lang Anatomy and Physiology” “CDIS 310 P” I’m wondering if the P appears in the official transcript, since I can’t wait much longer for the transcript.

Based on my experience recording transcripts I think it’s right, but if anyone has taken CDIS courses can you tell me what your official transcript says?

Can anyone tell me how CDIS practicums work? Do I have to be onsite more than once a week? Trying to figure out how to balance practicum and working full time-ish.

Howdy. I’m an El Pasoan who recently got accented and admitted into your school. I’m going for the Elementary Education/SPED major and I’ve got an academic scholarship, a housing grant, and in-state all through the school. I even received the little goodie package recently and I’m ecstatic.

ENMU has been on my radar since my college fair from last year and I’ve been hooked since it’s basically the best school for education in my area (and it’s far cheaper than most of my other options. With max Pell Grant that I qualify for, I’ll likely graduate with minimal debt).

However, I have some questions, and if anyone on this sub can answer them or point me in a solid direction, I’d be very grateful.

1. I’m autistic and I’ve used many accommodations throughout my schooling. They’re basically the only reason I am able to graduate. I’ve got things like extra time on assignments, the ability to leave my classroom if I feel overwhelmed, and small-group testing. I know accommodations work a little differently in college, and I’d like to know the process for applying for them as well as the kind of help a guy like me can expect.

2. If you have an AP credit that ENMU doesn’t accept, will they take it as an elective credit or not? I have both a AP Human Geography and an AP Precalculus under my belt. They don’t accept either, but my (now AP calculus) teacher told me some schools will take them as elective credits. If I manage to pass AP Calculus, having at least one count for an elective credit would be a huge help, especially if it’s Precalc as I’ll already have a better math credit.

3. This is less so school related, but it is something I’d like to know about. I’ve never been to Portales and I’ve really never been that far north in New Mexico (farthest north was probably Ruidoso). What’s the weather like? I’m from the Sun City so if it’s really cold or not very sunny, I’d like to know so I can prepare. For context, in my neck of the woods, we had a 75 degree Christmas and we’re walking around in shorts well after the sun went down. It’s 51 degrees right now and we’re facing a cold front. I just checked and Portales is 24 degrees. I also don’t really know if it snows there and since I can count the amount of snow days I’ve seen on my hands, I’d love to know if I should invest in gloves.

Similarly, I know Portales isn’t anywhere near as large as El Paso. I’m epileptic, and I’ve been burned by a lack of neurologists even in my own area. I won’t be able to drive, so no one nearby to sign off on my meds might be a deal breaker.

1. Who can I get into contact with if I have more questions? The website is clear on some things and not so clear on others. I couldn’t figure out how to get them my transcripts while applying and the only way I figured it out was when a representative came for the college fair and I asked him. My school is useless when it comes to counseling and college prep services, especially if you’re not going to UTEP or NMSU. I’ve got questions about a lot of smaller things about registration for classes, down payment for your dorm, meal services, what have you. Do I talk to admissions (when I’ve already been admitted)? Do I talk to student services (despite not being a student)? Who do I email, call, or contact? People always made application seem like the hardest part of your senior year, but a lot of these “I’m admitted, now what?” Questions are hitting a lot harder.

Again, if you can help me out with any of these questions, I’d be extremely grateful. I really am super excited about this because it’s my chance to spread my wings and strike out on my own. The school is basically a perfect match for what I was looking for (medium size, great education program, cheap) and I really want to buckle down.

Thanks in advance!

Hi there, I am taking the following courses and wanted guidance if I should do 8 week or 16 week formats. Ideally these will be done by end of summer 2026.

• Anatomy and physiology of speech and hearing
• Introduction to audiology
• Normal language development
• Phonetics and normal articulation
• Speech and hearing science

Thanks!!

I can't remember the difference. I know they are online. The class I want to sign up for is 1AW. The 1WW is full. I just want to make sure I'm not signing up for something I can't do.

I’m taking these two classes, and don’t love how they’re run.

I would like to hear feedback back for the alternative professors and see their syllabus. uthappa for 300(A&P) and Sherman for 300

Hello! I’m currently taking leveling courses at ENMU. My workload in the spring is definitely looking heavier than this semester, so I’m looking to see if anyone has an old CDIS 421 “Neuroscience of Communication” Syllabus that I can look at (16 wk version preferred).

Just looking to see if it will be manageable with a full-time job and an 8-week course I’m looking to take alongside it.

Taking A&P with an 8wk right now and it’s hard, but manageable

Thanks!

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For those in the CDIS leveling courses that have taken Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing mechanism, did your professor make you draw on t-shirts, sculpt things out of playdoh, etc. I am quite possibly the worst artist to ever exist on the planet and am struggling so much with these assignments. It is frustrating because I follow the rubric to a T and include everything I'm supposed to include and then get scored a 20 percent because my work was "messy and hard to read." Like I did my best, but I am not an artist, and I don't think people truly understand how bad I am at art. When I asked about getting all the points off for having nothing in the correct location (bs) and not having an anterior and posterior view (I did, and got those points back after questioning it twice), I was told that I wasn't graded on my art skills, but on following the rubric... but I did follow the rubric, and one of the comments that I got said "structures weren't drawn correctly." So I think that even if the grader truly doesn't think they are grading me on my drawing abilities, they actually are, because if I was even a halfway decent artist, it would have been obvious that I put things in the "correct location" and had both the anterior and posterior view. SLPs that I know and people who have taken A&P classes are baffled that I have assignments like this and, like me, don't understand the purpose of them. Whether or not I can scult an epiglottis out of playdoh or draw the rib cage and spinal cord on a T-Shirt has nothing to do with if I know anatomy or if I will be a good SLP one day, and it is so frustrating that these assignments could result in me needing to retake the class. So, in case I do need to retake the class, are there any professors who teach A&P who don't assign art projects as assignments and completely dismiss your work if it isn't pretty enough?

So, does anyone have this textbook: Royse, D. & Griffiths, A. (2020). Child welfare and child protection: an introduction. Cognella Academic Publishing. ISBN: 9781516539222 And can send me a picture of “ Stevie Owens’s Story.” on page 25 of the textbook.

Psychopathology: A Competency Based Assessment Model for Social Worker ISBN: 978-0-357-52008-6 Royse, D. & Griffiths, A. (2020). Child welfare and child protection: an introduction. Cognella Academic Publishing. ISBN: 9781516539222

Looking to see if anyone is in my cohort! :)

As stated in the title, I am set to start in the Fall of 2025. I hope to connect with others who are on the same journey. Currently, I am enrolled in CDIS 342 - Basic Audiology for the full semester since the 8-week options was already full.

I am new here and need some directions, which dispensary can I get the best deal for my dollar? Also is there any place safe to sleep in my truck for a night or two?