New Mexico Highlands University Careers and Employment
A hard-working staff dedicated to its students.
Although only required to teach twelve hours per week, volunteer activities at the college and in the two nearby school districts kept me busy for forty hours and more. I love teaching and admire and respect all educators and could not pass up the opportunity not only to teach education but to work with student teachers, in-service educators (through mentoring and in-service training sessions) and the creation of a STEM after-school program at a middle school.
The hardest part of any teaching job is not dealing with students, but with colleagues and supervisors. There were some diffic ... - less
The hardest part of any teaching job is not dealing with students, but with colleagues and supervisors. There were some diffic ... - less
ProsWonderful students, great setting
ConsTechnology for extensive distance learning program needs to be updated.
What are people saying about the leadership at New Mexico Highlands University?
69%
of employees approve of CEO’s performance
CEO Approval is based on 13 ratings
all good
I have 12 years experience working with the public personally and through phone. enjoyed everything. nothing bad all good. I have nothing bad to say
Prosmeeting people of all race
Consnothing i didnt like
What are people discussing at New Mexico Highlands University?
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What do employees say about New Mexico Highlands University's culture and work-life balance?
Great people and good quite environment
This university and the professors here are great! I like the outdoors here. There are lots of fun outdoors activities like hiking, camping, and great scenery.
ProsQuite environment to study, smaller classes with more one on one interaction with professors
ConsNothing