Center for Individual, Couple and Family Counseling
The Center for Individual, Couple & Family Counseling is a mental health facility that provides quality, low-cost therapy to residents of the Las Vegas community. The center serves as a premier training facility for the UNLV marriage and family therapy program. Students working on master’s degrees in marriage and family therapy work with clients under the direct supervision of professionally qualified UNLV faculty members. The marriage and family therapy program is the only one of its kind in the State of Nevada that is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy.
Find out about the low-cost counseling services in personal, marital, or family problems for residents of Southern Nevada.
KUNV 91.5 The Source
Housed in the Hank Greenspun School of Journalism and Media Studies, KUNV 91.5 The Source radio station offers diverse musical, entertainment and public affairs programming to the Las Vegas valley and beyond. For more than 30 years, people have tuned in to hear news focused on UNLV and Southern Nevada, traditional and contemporary jazz, blues, reggae, and much more. Led by a team of professional staff, on-air hosts include, journalism faculty, community members and students. 91.5 The Source provides UNLV students the opportunity to develop broadcast, reporting and media management skills. In addition, students host programs on KUNV's HD channel, 91.5 The Rebel-HD2, and report on-campus news for class assignments. Additionally 91.5 The Source offers a 24/7 traditional jazz service on their HD3 channel. This service is also streamed online.
UNLV Nonprofit, Community, and Leadership Initiative
The highly integrated and collaborative nature of the NCLI allows it to present the combined resources of multiple agencies and university departments to the nonprofit organizations and public agencies it serves.
UNLV-TV
UNLV-TV is a television production facility that produces educational programming for and about UNLV, including The Scramble, the student-produced news program Studio-G, and campus events.