The Information Desk serves as the nerve center for CCSU and offers a great deal more than information. The Information Desk also has mail service with UPS and Federal Express service, the Campus Lost and Found, ride board cards, classified ad cards, magazines, stamps, bicycle pump and patch kit, and area newspapers. Questions or comments may be directed to the Director's office at 646-4804. The Counseling Center provides students with a variety of services including individual and group counseling, career exploration, outreach programs, and consultation. Groups frequently offered include Women's Issues, Sexual Abuse Survivors, Eating Disorders, Single Parents, Graduate Student Support, and Gay and Lesbian Issues.
All services are strictly confidential and are free or carry a minimal fee.
The Career Lab and the Self Development Lab are both located in the Counseling Center and provide students assistance in career choice, stress management, and other areas. An excellent library is available for reference use and check out. Inc. Disabled Student Programs New Mexico State University is committed to providing information and services which will assist students with disabilities in reaching their academic goals. While we may not be able to meet all needs, we will make a reasonable effort to assist students with the special needs they bring to the attention of the Coordinator of Disabled Student Programs in order to facilitate physical and programmatic access. The coordinator assists disabled students with academic adjustment to the university community, coordinates services and resources on and off campus, assists students when they encounter architectural barriers, and provides assistance with the procurement of auxiliary aids.