Texas Christian University Employer Reviews

Responsible for identifying potential donors, developing fund-raising strategies for regional assignments, and soliciting funds and pledges while marketing funding programs. Attended CASE Regional IV seminars and completed TCU Planned Giving course work.

The best part of going to school and working at TCU is it's close proximity to the Kimbell Art Museum, the Amon Carter Art Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art.

The university is really on the rise and it is a great time to be at TCU.

The university is not only a place to academic development but also provided great first steps toward learning real-life business experience.

TCU though is small university but consisted of high quality teaching and learning experience. The TCU staff is always willing to assist students at anytime.

It is a very easy job. But I still enjoy this experience. It taught me to be patient to each student and let me aware that it is not a easy thing as instructor.

During my employment with Texas Christian University, My talents were challenged and proved with the responsibility of 30 housekeepers, 5 floor crew and 17 residential buildings. All of this during the regular school year. After classes released in May the housekeeper count jumped to 42 housekeepers. I was responsible for planning and assigning building – more... cleans for the end of the year and preparing dorms for summer school students, staff members and camps which are run throughout the summer. All of this requires timed cleaning schedules. I also attended summer meetings with other staff members in maintenance, summer conferences, and student affairs. I was responsible for time and attendance for all employees, maintaining relationships with outside vendors as well as other department heads. – less

This is a great place to work if
-you're weary of the corporate workplace
-you want the place to work to feel like a family
-you want to try something new