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New Mexico State University
The WAVE Program at NMSU
Wellness Alcohol Violence Education

WAVE at NMSU Welcome to the WAVE Program

Mission Statement:
The Wellness, Alcohol and Violence Education Program (WAVE) is a harm reduction program which educates the campus community on issues of personal safety and well-being. WAVE's Peer Educators provide fellow students with information and strategies regarding alcohol use and the prevention of sexual assault and other forms of interpersonal violence. Employing a dynamic and comprehensive plan, we create bridges between campus entities to cultivate safe environments for the NMSU community. WAVE provides services and supports to students regardless of sex, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion or national origin.

Click here to set up a WAVE Presentation for your classroom or organization!

 

News

The Crisis Assistance Listening Line (CALL) Volunteers Needed!
In June of 2008 WAVE received a grant from the New Mexico Department of Health to operate a crisis line.  The CALL is a 24-hour warm line serving southern New Mexico. As a warm line our operators are trained to handle crisis calls, but we're also available to talk about other issues - such as family issues, problems at school, or depression.
We are continuously accepting applications for volunteers to operate this important community resource.  A forty hour training is offered at the beginning of the fall, spring, and summer semesters.  Volunteers will be expected to cover a minimum of one four hour shift per week. Students can also volunteer for the CALL and receive class credit under CEP 499/598.   Click here to apply.

 

 

Upcoming Events

Spring Crisis Line Training
The next CALL training will start January 28th. If interested please fill out an application or call our office at (575)646-2813.   Click here to apply.

 

 

Ongoing Events

Take Back the News
Participate in a community print project addressing sexual and intimate partner violence. We are accepting submission of community members' stories to raise awareness and demonstrate that these issues affect real people in our lives.

Please email your stories to helptakeback@gmail.com or give our office a call at (575)646-2813 with any questions or comments.