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Health & Wellness
Promoting wellness of the body, mind, and spirit.

Health & Wellness

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Our Mission:

NMSU promotes wellness of the body, mind, and spirit, and tangibly supports a culture in which all community members understand, value, and make healthy lifestyle choices.

The Health & Wellness department at NMSU includes the Campus Health Center (for students, faculty & staff), Recreational Sports, Activity Center, Intramural Sports, Outdoor Recreation, Fitness/Wellness, and the Aquatic Center (Natatorium). We strive to support the NMSU community with access to physical and mental health care, health & wellness related programs, and to provide facilities for fitness activities.

Use of the Recreational Complex requires enrollment in the AggieFit program.


Facilities
Facilities

Indoor

Outdoor

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Campus Programs
Campus Programs

Wellness at NMSU means connecting you to the right program or service to meet your individual need.

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Health & Counseling
Campus Programs

Healthcare services are available to students, faculty, staff, retirees, and dependents (enrolled in health insurance) through the Campus Health Center (CHC). Student Health Fees cover unlimited free access to the CHC for students. Charges are assessed for medication, lab work, testing, and procedures. Employees are subject to co pays, based on health plan enrollment and charges for care. Employees may access the CHC without use of sick leave.

Campus Health Center

(575) 646-1512

Employee Assistance Program

(575) 646-6603 or (575) 646-4852

Counseling Center

(575) 646-2731

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Student Resources
Student Resources
ASNMSU

(575) 646-4415

The Associated Students of New Mexico State University (ASNMSU) was established to serve as the student government at NMSU. It is dedicated to providing services, programs, support and opportunities for all NMSU students. Key programs and services include:

Social Work Services

(575) 646-2731

NMSU Social Work services are for undergraduate students who need additional support and resources. Services are free and confidential. Social Work services at NMSU are available to students to assist in meeting needs and overcoming barriers to reaching educational goals. To make an appointment go to the Counseling Center, Garcia Annex, Room 100, or call.

WAVE Program

(575) 646-2813

The Wellness, Alcohol, and Violence Education Program (WAVE) is a harm reduction program provided by peer educators which informs the community on issues of personal safety and well-being.

The Crisis Assistance Line

(575) 646-2255 (CALL)

The CALL is a 24-hour crisis line for southwestern New Mexico, sponsored as a joint project between the NM Department of Health and NMSU. Trained volunteers are available to take your call.

InterFaith Council

There is more to being educated than attending classes. If you need support in your spiritual journey, please contact an organization through the InterFaith web site for spiritual growth, support and guidance.

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Family Resources
Family Resources
Family Resource Center

(575) 646-2065

  • Marriage & Family Therapy
  • Nutrition Education
  • Parenting workshops
  • Parent's Time Out
  • Support & Referral Services
4H Youth Development Programs

(575) 525-6649

  • Events, camps and activities
  • Leadership Programs
  • Special-interest & short-term groups
  • School enrichment programs
  • Year-round community clubs
Myrna's Children's Village

(575) 525-1651

  • Compañeros Head Start
  • Doña Ana County Head Start
  • LCPS Amistad KIDS Program
  • LCDF Early Head Start
  • Roadrunner Pre-K
  • SFYC Erma Dick's Carter (Full-Day)
  • SFYC Toddler House (Full-Day)

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  • NMSU Division of Student Success: Health and Wellness