Celebrating 125 Years of Highlands

Pick up your H:125 merchandise at the alumni office.  Stainless steel drink tumblers $15, canvas tote bags $20, license plates $25. 

Out of town? Contact the office at (505) 454-3248 or lylamaestas@nmhu.edu to arrange shipping!

Save the date for the Matanza: August 25!

Go Cowboys! 

New location for the duck race - don't miss the fun!

Register now as space is limited!

The NMHU Foundation is hosting a summer art camp for middle school and high school students featuring its collection of art prints from the 19th to 20th century. Drawing classes will be taught using these prints as examples for students to study and will include artists such as Rembrandt, Marc Chagall, and Thomas Moran. 

Congratulations to Anthoni Cgnasi, on receiving his Doctor of Pharmacy from Texas Tech University class of 2018. Anthoni received his BS in Biology and Minor in Chemistry in 2014 from New Mexico Highlands University.

Molly Enenbach, class of '16, worked with Dr. Dick Greene, former NMHU professor and current Jefferson Science Fellow, and two other students to demonstrate the power of point of care ultrasound to attendees, medical students, and physicians in hospitals and clinics in Namibia.
They gave presentations of how ultrasound works, the incredible application, and the power POCUS gives individuals to improve bedside diagnosis.
They worked with the University of Namibia School of Medicine to put on an ultrasound workshop, working with the university to encourage Namibian medical students and doctors to advocate for an ultrasound training facility and program in their clinical education and practice.
During their time, they went with the physicians in the hospitals, using ultrasound to aid in diagnosis of many patients. Molly says: "Working in Namibia was an honor and a humbling experience, showing me how incredibly dedicated the physicians and medicals students are in Namibia."

Congratulations to Julio Garcia, on receiving his Juris Doctor from The University of New Mexico class of 2018. Julio is an NMHU Alumni, he received his BA in Political Science in 2013.

The summer program will be an intense six week program held in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces and Las Vegas. Programing gears towards empowering immigrants, refugees, people of color and LGBTQ youth through the exposure of New Mexico’s social justice history, as well as the national movements all of this, while reinforcing the students reading, writing, and public speaking skills.

The program intends to provide a guide for students to discover their role and responsibility in community organizing, and getting hands on experience by generating changes in their localities and at the state level.

The program will run from Monday, June 25 to Sunday,August 11, 2018. Summit scholars will attend the program sessions four days a week, Monday- Thursday. 

 Apply at http://nmdreamteam.org/summerofdreams/

July 12, Happy Hour in Farmington

4:30-6:30 pm No Worries, 1298 W. Navajo St.
Show up with your cowboy spirit! We’ll provide the snacks and alumni swag. Please RSVP for this event by calling Lyla  (505) 454-3248 or lylamaestas@nmhu.edu.

 1st Highlands University "H Club" All Sports Benefit Golf Tournament

Golfers, you don't want to miss this fundraiser on June 30th at the Desert Greens course in Albuquerque. Click here for more information and the registration form!

Recruit for Highlands!

New Mexico Highlands University is accepting applications for admissions and recruitment personnel. Come work with us! If you

are interested in learning more about the positions, please contact us at recruitment@nmhu.edu.

https://nmhu.peopleadmin.com/

Save the date!

Homecoming 2018 will be October 19 and 20!

Calling all Class of 1968

This is your golden year at Highlands. Make plans to attend Homecoming 2018 for recognition and fun. Make sure we have all your contact information so we can keep you informed. Call (505) 454-3248 or lylamaestas@nmhu.edu

Stay in Touch!

Help us make sure we stay in touch with you by updating your information at the link below!

 Mast is a friendly cat, just waiting for his forever home. He's a super snuggly little guy, and available at the Las Vegas City Shelter.

If you're interested, give them at call at (505) 426-3289!

Have any Highlands Memorabilia?

Clearing things out?  Making space in a move? We'd love to talk to you about any Highlands related memorabilia you have!

Have an old Highlands annual that you’d like to donate? Our alumni office will gratefully accept yearbooks, old pennents, and other ephemera.

Email us at jesalman@nmhu.edu so we can find those memories a new home!

Be an Enrollment Ambassador!

Enrollment Ambassadors play an integral role in NMHU’s recruitment, admissions, and in getting students to come to Highlands. From reaching out to potential applicants at college fairs and high schools to attending admitted student events, there are a number of ways to get involved.

If you’re short on time or live in a less populated area, our new call out initiative can be completed with basic phone and internet service. It will take a couple hours of your time and is as easy as making some phone calls and sending your report to NMHU. We will provide you a training manual and key NMHU facts to ensure your calls are successful. Your work will have a positive enrollment impact moving into the 2018 academic year.

If interested, please contact Benito Pacheco, the Director of Academic Support, at 505-454-3188 or bmpacheco@nmhu.edu.

Commencement Traditions!

Our Highlands Family is all about tradition.

What stands out as the most memorable thing about your graduation at Highlands?

Please share your favorite commencement ceremony tradition with us.

Our 2018 graduates want to know! Email us at jesalman@nmhu.edu so we can keep the traditions alive!

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