University of Wyoming Employer Reviews

This is a quiet place for living. People working here can focus on their works and don't need to worry about anything else.

I'm just a teaching assistant, so I can only speak to my experience. Very small department, hands-on, lots of help when needed, but with abundant freedom and trust.

I was very pleased with University of Wyoming. I did a lot of great work there, under a surprisingly fertile intellectual climate.

The pay was decent for a university job. Flexible hours. However, management became increasingly more difficult to deal with.

I love the students I work with, and enjoy knowing I am helping them, but do not feel valued by the University, or my superiors. I get good reviews on my PEFs and have hundreds of hours of sick and vacation time accrued (proving my commitment to my job) but I have been here for many years, and my take home wages are less now than when I started.

I LOVE the University of Wyoming! Where else in the country can you get an actually USEFUL education at a division 1 school? Top it off with incredible affordability and you can't go wrong. GO POKES!

The small school provides much more contact with advisors but carries a lower chance of obtaining large number of publications.

As a graduate assistant in mechanical engineering students will work over 40 hours per week yet it is in the intrest of the graduate student.

I volunteered for basketball camps at the university. I learned that Wyoming has one of the largest girls camps in the nation. The management was great and so was the staff. The hardest part was running around all day long. The most enjoyable part of the job was knowing that you were promoting sport.

Flexible with hours to assist with your educational goals.

Good experience, flexible hours, great supervisors. Managed student laboratory during class hours, taught lab techniques to general and medical microbiology students

Great job for active students. I would come in between classes. In the beginning, it was monotonous data entry on Excel. The Excel database later was used with a Surfer program to create a map of te site. Later, certain data points were given symbols and plotted n map of the site. Finally, links for photos of the artifacts were inserted.

I loved being at the university of wyoming making sandwiches and using the espresso machine was a great new experience for me.

- If you work hard and put more afford at work, you will find you have a lot to do , compare with others.
- learn a lot of communicate skills, social life.
- management: kind of old ideas, need some update
- co-workers: mostly they are nice, but still have a lot of lazy workers
- the hardest part of job :time consuming
- the most enjoyable part the – more... job: people are nice and friendly – less

I interacted with community agencies promoting the nutrition program and following up with client referrals. Interacted with Adults and children, assessing their nutritional needs, developing lesson plans and documenting progress during classes. I enjoyed working with my co-workers. The hardest part of the job was getting people to attend classes for – more... the 6 week program. The most enjoyable part of the job was teaching nutrition and trying recipes and giving away incentives (cutting boards, jar grippers, cookbooks). – less

Worked several jobs for this university both part-time while attending the college as well as full-time ones after. Benefit package was the best I've had anywhere. Each department has its own internal politics but same is true in businesses out there in the "real world" (outside academia). However, there's not much room for advancement due to these – more... same politics. Small town values, meet multicultural world views. – less

Learned to find time to balance my schooling while maintaining my roll on the football team.