A student group, known as SHLC, of undergraduate and graduate students in various disciplines focused on peer advocacy and improving student health resources.

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!

Domestic partners are eligible for certain benefits at UNM, similar to those provided to married spouses and their dependents. This service is facilitated by the LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center.

First-year and transfer students are paired with upper-level students meet weekly to work on professional development, educational success, and personal growth.

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

Learn how to manage stress and improve your coping skills with SHAC’s Lobo Balance workshops and events.

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.

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 Asian American and Pacific Islander Resource Center (AAPIRC) offers programs, resources, and events that build community for AAPI Lobos.

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

The LGBTQ Resource Center supports the UNM community via education, advocacy, events, and student groups. The Center is open to LGBTQQIA student, staff, and faculty community.

El Centro de la Raza is one of UNM’s ethnic and cultural centers. El Centro offers academic guidance, scholarship resources, community-building events, and more for Latino students at UNM.

The Women’s Resource Center (WRC) offers a ton of free services, including counseling services*, confidential advocacy*, a computer pod with free printing, universal restroom, and interactive workshops.

UNM has over 21 men’s and women’s Greek life organizations dedicated to leadership, service, and community.

American Indian Student Services (AISS) provides student services, connection to scholarships, events, and integrated advisement for Native students at UNM.

African American Student Services – also known as Afro – supports Black student scholars via leadership development, community engagement, research opportunities, integrated advisement, and more.