Campus Resources
American Indian Program
American Indian Program (AIP) offers services designed to help students
successfully achieve their collegiate goals. AIP provides a place on
campus where students can study, use computers, or just take a break
from classes.
Black Programs
The mission of Black Programs is to unite students of African-American,
Caribbean descent by increasing the awareness and appreciation of Black
history through education, cultural, social and academic programs.
Campus Health Center
The Campus Health Center for students offers out-patient primary health
care with a staff of all walks of the health care field, such as
physicians, nurse practitioners, and other health care professionals.
Medical specialty services include nutrition and mental health
services. Pharmacy, laboratory, and X-ray services are also available.
Chicano
Programs
Chicano Programs is a support service that promotes and empowers all
student success through education, advocacy and development of cultural
literacy. Services for students include advocacy for academic,
financial, and life issues.
Indian
Resource Development Program
At the Indian Resource Development Program, students are encouraged to
obtain baccalaureate and post-baccalaureate degrees in Agriculture,
Business, Engineering, Math, and other science-related fields. Indian
Resource Development is a statewide non-profit, public service program
headquartered at New Mexico State University and administered by the
College of Agriculture and Home Economics in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
LibGuides: Gay and Lesbian Studies
The Gay and Lesbian Studies section of NMSU Library's LibGuides is an
interdisciplinary approach to researching issues concerning the
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) population. LibGuides
provides research assistance, subject guides, and useful resources; all
compiled by your friendly librarians!
NMSU
Counseling Center
The mission of the NMSU Counseling Center is to assist all students in
developing to their fullest potential academically, socially,
emotionally, and interpersonally. The Counseling Center sees that a
student's academic success is dependent upon their emotional
well-being, their belief in themselves, and their ability to
successfully interact with the interpersonal world that surrounds them.
NMSU Trio Programs
TRiO Student Support Services helps students stay in
college through specific services such as computers, tutoring,
mentoring etc. The program serves 350 NMSU students who are first
generation, low-income criteria, and/or have disabilities.
TRiO Educational Talent Search prepares middle and
high school students for successful completion of a secondary education.
TRiO Upward Bound, federally funded by the U.S.
Department of Education, prepares high school students for successful
entry into, retention in, and completion of a four-year college degree.
Office of Institutional Equity
The Office of Insitutional Equity is a division of NMSU that protects
student/faculty equality. Dedicated to non-discrimination and equal
opportunity in education and employment, in compliance with state and
federal laws, which prohibit discrimination based on race, color,
national origin, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual
orientation, spousal affiliation, physical or mental disability,
serious medical condition, or veteran status.
Stonewall QSA (Queer Straight
Alliance)
Stonewall's mission is to provide Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual
individuals and friends with a forum in which to meet and discuss
issues of mutual concern and interest.
Stonewall also organizes and promotes social and cultural events to
heighten the awareness of the NMSU community with regards to issues of
gay concern and acceptance.
Meetings are held every Thursday from
5pm to 6pm at La Vista Learning Center in Garcia Hall.
WAVE
Stands for Wellness, Alcohol and Violence Education Program, which
educates the campus on the issues of well-being and personal safety.
Wave provides students with strategies and information about alcohol
use, prevention of sexual assault, and other forms of interpersonal
violence.
Women’s Studies
Women's Studies classes teach analytic and critical thinking through a
focus on women's experiences on the social construction of gender in
relation to such factors as race, ethnicity, class, sexuality,
disability, and age.