Campus Resources
Western New Mexico University offers various support options for students. Here is an overview of some of the resources that may be beneficial to you:
Provide services and support to ensure that students are able to access and participate in the opportunities available at Western New Mexico University. Services include but are not limited to alternate text, assistive technology information, campus housing arrangements, campus accessibility and disability parking information, priority registration assistance, new student orientation, testing accommodations, advocacy, or assistance with any other campus disability-related needs. – More Information Found Here
Offering food pantry items as well as cleaning supplies, kitchenware, blankets, and toiletries when available. – More Information Found Here
A 5 STAR, NAEYC accredited lab site located on the WNMU Main Campus that serves children of WNMU students, staff, faculty, and community ages 8 weeks to 5 years old. – More Information Found Here
The Information Technology Resource Center located in Miller Library has a computer lab with 40 VDI computers (all available with internet access), offers color or black & white printing, and has 6 study rooms available for checkout to students. – More Information Here
They are much more than a proofreading service (although they can help you learn to proofread, too). Their primary goal is to help you become more confident and skillful with words and ideas. They will help you identify your difficulties and give you some concrete tools you can use to sharpen your writing. You can expect helpful and friendly tutors who will involve you and your ideas in your tutoring session. – More Information Here
Funds are available to undergraduate (associate and bachelor degree-seeking) students. To qualify, students must be experiencing an unforeseen circumstance. Awards are given for up to $500 per student throughout the lifetime of the grant. Emergency situations must be impeding academic progress and can include situations related to rent payments, medical needs, and vehicle repairs. Awards are only given during fall and spring semesters. – More Information Here
If you are having a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.
WNMU Mental Health Services are available in the Juan Chacon Building, Suite 139.
Phone: (575) 538-6888
E-mail: Shelby.Wilkie@wnmu.edu
Crisis Hotlines:
24/7 Lifeline for Emotional, Mental, or Substance Misuse Support: call or text 988
More information available here
24/7 WNMU Mental Health Crisis Referral Hotline: (575) 519-2009
24/7 HMS Mental Health Crisis Line: (855) 422-4334
New Mexico Crisis & Access Line: 1-855-NMCRISIS (662-7474)
Health Services are provided through HMS and are paid for with your student fees.
Provides career services and resources to all students and alumni from the first year of college to graduation and beyond. They guide and instruct students and alumni in the development of the skills necessary to obtain employment and work satisfaction, to succeed in a diverse and rapidly changing workforce, and to manage their life-long career strategies. – More Information Here
Provides career services and resources to all students and alumni from the first year of college to graduation and beyond. They guide and instruct students and alumni in the development of the skills necessary to obtain employment and work satisfaction, to succeed in a diverse and rapidly changing workforce, and to manage their life-long career strategies. – More Information Here
They offer a large library of technology for WNMU students to use in the classroom or for leisure. Need a Camera? How about a laptop? They have equipment to help you succeed! – More Information Here