Jobs at New Mexico Highlands University

New Mexico Highlands University seeks tenure-track faculty for the Social Work program. Responsibilities include teaching, conducting research, and community engagement, focusing on diverse populations in New Mexico.

The Administrative Assistant manages day-to-day operations, oversees project management, provides administrative support, facilitates meetings, and manages fiscal responsibilities.

The Clinical Experiences Coordinator oversees field placements for graduate counseling students, recruits sites, evaluates performance, and coordinates training workshops. They provide support and problem-solving with students and site supervisors, assess placements, and ensure responsiveness to the school's mission.

The Central Receiving Coordinator manages the reception, coordination, and distribution of packages on campus. Duties include data entry, using automated systems, operating forklifts, and supervising students.

The Chief of Staff and Project Manager coordinates strategic initiatives and projects across multiple university offices, supporting executive leadership with operational and organizational planning, compliance, and communications.

The Administrative Assistant provides clerical support, assists students and faculty, handles confidential material, maintains records, and prepares financial documents.

This role provides administrative support, including scheduling, file maintenance, processing invoices, and customer service to students and staff.

The Coordinator of Academic Affairs Resources manages budget and HR processes within the Division of Academic Affairs, supporting financial operations and advising leadership on fiscal matters.

The Senior System Analyst will provide technical support for ERP systems, analyze business processes, manage system configurations, and oversee project lifecycles while mentoring staff.

The Administrative Assistant provides clerical support, assists students and faculty, maintains records, and handles financial documents, ensuring smooth office operations.

The Senior Accountant manages complex accounting tasks, prepares financial reports, reconciles funds, and ensures compliance with financial regulations.

The Associate Dean oversees staff, assists with academic paperwork, maintains data assessment, supports faculty development, monitors the budget, and facilitates student success activities.

The Conservation Specialist supports community recovery with programs in ecological restoration, environmental education, and youth engagement while strengthening partnerships and implementing cultural curricula.

The Executive Director leads ICLRLT, focusing on equitable research, community engagement, policy advocacy, and staff management, while ensuring funding and strategic planning.

The Administrative Assistant will provide clerical support, assist students and faculty, manage records, and compile reports while maintaining effective communication.

The role involves supporting international students through data management, communication, administrative duties, and assisting with events and compliance related to international education.

Provides administrative support including scheduling meetings, managing calendars, handling communications, processing travel and invoices, and customer service to students and staff.

The candidate will teach Political Science courses focusing on U.S. politics, advise students, and participate in departmental activities, requiring a Ph.D. in Political Science or similar field.

The Administrative Aide is responsible for routine clerical tasks, such as data entry, greeting customers, managing schedules, and assisting with research, while handling confidential information.

The Restricted Funds Accountant manages accounting functions for grants, including invoicing, fund reconciliation, budget monitoring, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Collaborates with departments for financial reporting and assists in audits.