Career Services

Student Services Center 220, 277-2531, www.career.unm.edu. Career Services assists students and alumni in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment decisions. Office hours are from 8-5, Monday-Friday. Walk-in hours to meet with a facilitator are from 12:30-2:30, Monday-Thursday. Services are free to all UNM students with 3 or more hours, and recent graduates. Nominal fees are charges for community members, alumni 6 or more months past graduation, and career testing. The following services are available.

Career Advisement: Facilitators assist you in choosing a major, assessing your abilities, interests and values, clarifying career goals, writing a resume or cover letter, preparing for interviews, job searches or preparing to attend graduate school.

Cooperative Education: Gain 'real world' experience while still in school.

Cyber Cafe: The is a resource lab designed for career development and job searches. Free coffee for students, alumni, and employer guests.

On-Campus Recruiting: Students and employers can meet face to face in interviews for professional entry-level cooperative education positions with organizations from across the country.

Reference Now: You can house on-line your references, trancripts, performance evaluations, your portfolio, etc, for a minimal fee. Materials are available for potential employers and graduate schools.

Career Fairs: Career Services hosts several fairs throughout the year for you to learn about careers and find employment.

Job Listings: Browse thousands of part-time, full-time, intership, cooperative education, and summer postions on line at www.career.unm.edu.

Workshop Series: Career Services will provide your class or organization a tailored presentation on resume writing, cover letter writing, cooperative education, job searching, and Career Services overview.

Reserve Officer Training Corp

Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC), 1901 Las Lomas NE, 277-4502, afrotc@unm.edu, www.unm.edu/~rotcweb/

Army Reserve Officer Training Corps, 1836 Lomas NE, 277-2275, goldbar@unm.edu, www.unm.edu/armyrotc

Navy and Marine Reserve Officer Training Corps, 720 Yale NE, 277-3744 http://www.unm.edu/~nrotc
In a complex and highly technical world, the Air Force, Navy and Marines need dedicated and professional leaders. To help meet this need, ROTC provides many of these officers. Accordingly, the mission of the ROTC programs is to educate and prepare college students to be military officers. We offer scholarships to help you complete the bachelor’s degree, leadership training to prepare you to meet the challenges of your future, and the pride and prestige of being an officer in the U.S. Air Force, Marine Corps and Navy. Upon completion of the ROTC program and graduation, you will be commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant or Ensign and serve at least four years on active duty.