Western New Mexico University Students Newspaper
There is an important need for the representation of women’s stories at Western. Although women’s stories should and will be told year round in The Mustang, this section was inspired by Women’s History Month and The Center for Gender Equity and Social Justice’s F-Week events focused on feminism and women’s empowerment. The Mustang presents these spotlights on prominent women from around campus with the purpose of representing more stories from marginalized groups such as women.
Silver City, NM- Few people at WNMU are spoken of more highly than Rhonda McCall. The Executive Assistant for Vice President Isaac Brundage has left quite an impact with the WNMU faculty and staff, but her most important work has been with the students. Rhonda got her start working in the hospitality industry, working with
Silver City, NM- Estere Lucero is the employee of the month! Despite only working at WNMU as the Department Administrator for Humanities for less than two years, Estere’s hard work and dedication was rewarded last week by the staff senate. Estere is a 28 year old mother of three, who is the youngest of nine
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Silver City, NM- Claudia Osuna sits in her student presidential office surrounded by papers, and busily looking at her computer screen at her latest barrage of e-mails. She wears a lovely, big wool sweater that envelopes her petite body, not only keeping her warm, but also looking quite stylish. The current Student President of ASWNMU
Silver City, NM- Vanessa Stroman’s background is one that has been rooted in the willingness to help others, and she has proven this time and time again within her history. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Therapy under her belt, she is currently the Coordinator of Career and Student Services in the Center for Student
Santa Teresa, NM- Arlean Murillo has dedicated her life to helping those younger than her. Whether it’s her three children or fifteen ASWNMU members, Arlean has sought to provide guidance and support however she can. Arlean has also made great efforts to make the WNMU campus a safe place for all students, lobbying with student