- NMSU’s Counseling Center offers support for dealing with trauma and stress. Students enrolled at least part-time at the NMSU-Las Cruces campus are eligible for up to 12 individual counseling sessions per academic year.
- For counseling services, contact the Aggie Health & Wellness Center at 575-646-1512.
- NMSU students have free, 24/7 access to virtual care services with TimelyCare. No insurance is needed. TimelyCare provides support for health issues like colds, flu, allergies, anxiety, relationships, depression, and school stress, in addition to scheduled medical and counseling visits, self-care content, and basic needs support.
- TimelyCare at timelycare.com/nmsu or download the TimelyCare app (iOS or Android) and register with your NMSU email address.
- If you have been affected by the wildfires, inform your instructors about any missed classes or assignments. For a potential approved absence notification, contact NMSU Student Assistance Services at saservices@nmsu.edu.
- Community college students within the NMSU system should contact the Academic Dean’s office at their respective campus.
- If an extended absence is not feasible, Student Assistance Services can help you explore a potential “incomplete” grade. Incompletes are for passable work that couldn't be completed due to unforeseen circumstances and must be approved by the instructor.
- Discuss the potential for an incomplete grade with NMSU Student Assistance Services at saservices@nmsu.edu. Additional options may be explored as needed.
- Community college students within the NMSU system should contact the Academic Dean’s office at their respective campus.
- If you have lost your home, we can help explore emergency housing solutions, including off-campus accommodations. If you are enrolled at NMSU-Las Cruces or DACC and scheduled to move into on-campus housing for Fall 2024, Housing & Residential Life may accommodate an early move-in. Contact Housing & Residential Life at 575-646-3202 or housing@nmsu.edu.
- Students at the NMSU-Las Cruces campus should contact Student Assistance Services to review emergency funding guidelines and submit a request at saservices@nmsu.edu.
- Community college students within the NMSU system should contact the Academic Dean’s office at their respective campus.
- Students at the NMSU-Las Cruces campus can access Aggie Cupboard for food-related needs. Contact Aggie Cupboard at 575-646-7636 or aggiecupboard@nmsu.edu.
- Community college students within the NMSU system should contact the Academic Dean’s office at their respective campus.
- NMSU offers assistance through the Campus Tutoring Center, Writing Center, Student Success Center, and the Center for Academic Advising & Student Support. Contact these services directly to schedule an appointment. For help locating additional resources, contact NMSU Student Assistance Services at saservices@nmsu.edu.
- Community college students within the NMSU system should contact the Academic Dean’s office at their respective campus.
- For Aggie ID cards, contact NMSU ID Card Services at 575-646-2306 or idsvs@nmsu.edu.
- For government-issued documentation such as birth certificates, social security cards, or driver's licenses, contact the issuing agency as soon as possible.
- If your or your family’s situation has changed, your aid eligibility might be impacted. Contact University Financial Aid & Scholarship Services at 575-646-4105 or financialaid@nmsu.edu to discuss a potential reassessment.
- The NMSU Foundation has established pathways for donations, including urgently needed items like clothing, shoes, toiletries, and non-perishable food items, as well as monetary donations through the Aggie Student Emergency Fund. For more information or to donate, visit https://nmsufoundation.org/givenow/giving-students.
