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Highlands Undergraduate Enrichment

Student success programming that uses HIP (high impact practices) to enhance student engagement, learning outcomes, and support.

PROGRAMS

First-Year Experience (FYEX): Want to learn how to become a successful student?  Learn how to utilize student resources and become a part of the Highlands’ culture.  Develop a student portfolio and toolkit.  Learn helpful skills such as study habits, time management, degree auditing your major, calculating your GPA, and writing resumes.

Learning Communities (LC): Interdisciplinary collaboration between your regular classes, linked together by an FYEX class that reinforces both.  Work on an integrated project that you present at The Celebration of Learning symposium. This course promotes academic, personal, and social integration.

Peer Mentors: upperclassmen that are embedded into the FYEX & LC classes who offer social guidance and academic support.  They hold group study sessions and individual tutoring.  They help students achieve their potential, overcome fears, connect them to campus resources, and bridge gaps between students and professors.

BENEFITS

  • Gain a larger cohort of peers to connect with throughout your academic journey.
  • Develop and access resources that will help you get through college.
  • Increase your confidence and communication skills.
  • Improve your problem-solving abilities by making creative connections.
  • Have a better understanding of your academic discipline.

HUE CENTER LOCATION

NMHU Main Campus

Engineering Building – Suite 100

Phone: 505-454-3071

Email: HUE@nmhu.edu

Center Open Hours:

Mon-Thurs, 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Fridays 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sundays 5 p.m. – 9 p.m.