Faculty Guide to UNM Student Resources

Many faculty at UNM know students who need support, whether it’s with academic, health or other concerns. But it can be hard to know where to direct students for the right kind of support. We’re here to support you with videos and information so you can connect students to the right resources on and near campus.  Access this presentation from the UNM Student Health And Counseling of local resources, and use our list below.

 

To report a student of concern, use the CARE system, a multi-department unit that helps you identify a potentially difficult situation and provides you with specific ideas and resources when you encounter student behaviors that are of concern. Learn more.

Health and wellbeing resources and services

Mental health resources and services

Hate, bias and sexual misconduct information

Resource and Service Centers

ACADEMIC SUPPORT

Other resource guides for students

Helpful videos

Join Greg Golden, associate dean of student wellbeing at the UNM Dean of Students Office, to learn about five important students resources that faculty should know about. Resources include short term loans and social work interns that can help students with a variety of needs.
UNM has one of the most diverse student populations in the country. Get to know more about some of the Lobos you might be teaching this semester!
Many faculty at UNM know students who need support, whether it’s with mental or physical health, or other concerns. But it can be hard to know where to direct students for the right kind of support in a timely manner. We’re here to help with videos and information on connecting students to the right support network on campus quickly. Check out the resources in this video and visit advance.unm.edu/-student-resources for more information.
Learn about local resources and support for students in the replay of a workshop with Traye Holland, Mental Health Training and Development Specialist at Student Health and Counseling.

Did we miss any important student support resources around campus? Email us at advance at unm dot edu.