UNM’s Manzanita Counseling Center provides free, confidential counseling services for families and students.

Graduate students in the Counselor Education master’s degree program counsel clients under the direct supervision of UNM licensed counseling faculty and doctoral students.

Counselors specialize in life transitions and adjustment to changes, relationship issues, stress management, family conflict, anxiety and depression, dealing with loss and anger management.

Manzanita Counseling is located in Manzanita Hall east of the Kiva Building on UNM’s main campus. Clinic hours are from 10 – 1 and 4 – 7 Mondays and Wednesdays throughout the academic school year.

The center’s mission is to provide excellent, free counseling services to the community in a relaxing environment conducive to personal growth.

Get advice from people who hire at corporations every day. Check out www.CareerSpots.com for quick, informative videos on what students need to know to land their ideal job or internship.

For less than $20, parents can provide valuable videos to their student on “what to wear, say and do” to be the most effective job seeker. Quick tips that accompany each video are worth their weight in gold.

Join us for the unveiling of the Mendez postal stamp Tuesday, Sept. 18, from noon to 1 p.m. in the Student Union Building. Refreshments will be served.

The stamp celebrates the 60^th anniversary of a landmark segregation case. Sixty years ago, a group of California Hispanic parents fought to end segregation in their schools. This groundbreaking court case became known as Mendez vs. Westminster School District and started a movement toward equality in all school districts regardless of race.

The event is sponsored by UNM and contributors to the De Colores Hispanic Cultural Festival. For information, call Jennifer Gomez‐Chavez at 277‑7763.