IDEAS in Psychiatry | "We Need to Talk" Public Lecture Series
“Within Our Reach: Ending the Mental Health Crisis”
Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter
Monday, May 14, 5:30 pm | UNM Popejoy Hall
Free Admission
Ticketing Information
If you have pre-registered and reserved seats for Mrs. Carter’s presentation, you will come to the IDEAS in Psychiatry table marked with the “Reserved Seats” sign to pick up your tickets. Your tickets will grant you self-selected seating in the Orchestra Section.
If you have not reserved seats, we anticipate plenty of open seating available. These tickets will be available, at the Popejoy Kiosk, the night of the event on a first-come, first-served basis.
Ticketing will begin at 4:00pm. Doors will open at 4:45pm. Anyone arriving at 5:30pm or later will be seated in the balcony.
Parking Information
Parking in the A & E lots is free beginning at 4:00pm.
Do not park in any space with a “Reserved for” sign. You will be cited.
The Cornell parking structure is not free. Regular rates apply.
There will be no shuttles running from any of the parking lots
to this event.
All handicapped parking is free.
Book Sales and Book Signing Information
Mrs. Carter's books are available at the UNM Bookstore and will be for sale at Popejoy Hall beginning at 4:30pm the evening of her presentation.
- The book signing will not be open until after Mrs. Carter's Q & A is completed.
- Only books will be signed and only people with books will be allowed in line. No signing programs or other items
- You may get a personalized signature in your book. First name only, written in advance and legibly on a post-it note.
- There will be no personal photos with Mrs. Carter.
Our Mission: IDEAS in Psychiatry is a nonprofit educational institute that provides useful, accurate and up-to-date scientific information about psychiatric illnesses, symptoms, and treatments. Our goal is to change the conversation -- to encourage open, honest and informed discussion – so that those impacted by mental illness can seek effective help for themselves or their loved ones and so that professionals have the tools to deliver the best care possible.