Check out the SHAC Program Calendar each semester for info on all kind of programs like Gymtimidation, Mindfulness Monday, and yoga.

The LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center facilitates faculty communication for student absences longer than five (5) days.

A free resource for all currently enrolled Lobos! The Lobo Food Pantry features fresh foods, shelf-stable items, and personal care products. The Pantry is donation-based and offers volunteer opportunities, too!

Trauma-informed yoga to awaken student spiritual wellness and improve their physical and mental health.

Temporary disabilities are not covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), but UNM does offer resource navigation for students experiencing a temporary disability/injury.

The Health Promotions team at SHAC is all about educating Lobos to be the healthiest versions of themselves. They offer specialized services like STI testing, programs such as Barrier Necessities, and workshops like Establishing Boundaries and Overcoming Stress and Anxiety.

Barrier Necessities is a FREE sexual health & STL prevention program that provides education, condoms, dental dams, and lubricant to over 27 locations at UNM Main, North, South, and Branch Campuses.

SHAC offers a variety of services specific to sexual and reproductive health, including STI testing, contraception counseling, and gender affirming hormone therapy.

Learn how to manage your physical and nutritional health with SHAC’s Lobo Wellness programming.

ASAP provides services to adults and adolescents with a primary substance abuse diagnosis and/or individuals who have a substance abuse disorder along with other mental health disorders.

Accessibility Resource Center (ARC) recognizes individuals with disabilities as an integral part of a diverse community and is committed to the provision of comprehensive resources to the University community (faculty, staff, and student) in order to create equitable, inclusive, and practical learning environments.

SHAC offers tons of workshops each semester designed to help you establish boundaries, practice mindfulness, survive midterms/finals, and more.

The Collegiate Recover Center offers peer-led and peer-organized support for students seeking addiction and substance use recovery support. The center is open to UNM and CNM students.

The Campus Office of Substance & Alcohol Prevention (COSAP) provides prevention education and connection to campus and community resources.

Recreational Services – also known as Rec Services – runs UNM’s gym and aquatic facilities and offers student-centered programming such as intramural and club sports, inclusive recreation events, the Outdoor Adventure Center, Lobo Bike Shop, etc.

The Student Health and Counseling Center (SHAC) offers various medical services including routine physicals, preventative care, sexual and reproductive health services, an allergy and immunization clinic, physical therapy, and more.

A virtual health platform providing medical, counseling, psychiatry, and other services. No insurance required!

Universal Restrooms on UNM’s Main Campus are located in/near the LGBTQ Resource Center, Dean of Students Office, Accessibility Resource Center, and Women’s Resource Center.

SHAC offers psychiatry appointments for diagnosis, medication management, and treatment interventions above those typically addressed in a routine medical checkup.

UNM has hundreds of chartered student organizations spanning academic interests, ethnic & cultural communities, and more. There is a group for every Lobo!

LoboEats is a new app connecting the UNM community with free leftover food from campus events, reducing waste and supporting food-insecure Lobos.

The Lobo food pantry offers free nourishing food for UNM students. The pantry can serve as a supplemental nutrition option to help students fight food insecurity.

Looking for a nice walk around campus? Check out this resource for some campus trails.

From Challenge Courses, OUtdoor adventure trips throughout New Mexico and Rentals for recreation activities, this resource offers a variety of wellness opportunities.

A course that explores the history, traditions, and practices of Curanderismo, a Mexican folk healing art, through this course led by Southwest healers and health practitioners.

Lactation Stations are available in a number of locations on Main and North Campus.

Lobo Gardens is an outdoor learning lab promoting sustainable food practices, hands-on research, and fresh produce for UNM's Lobo Food Pantry.

Information about how to eat, where to eat, meal plans, and campus nourishment are available here.