"The New Mexico Highlands University Board of Regents has not provided me with any explanation for this action, nor had I received any prior indication-written or verbal-of concern."
"I remain committed to that work. I welcome the opportunity to address this situation directly and to continue moving Highlands forward."
"I do believe that all employees-and that includes the president-deserve due process and fairness ... Obviously, there's a reason that the Board of Regents has moved forward with this, and it's going to be good for Highlands."
The Board of Regents at New Mexico Highlands University has placed President Neil Woolf on paid administrative leave. No explanation has been provided for this decision. Woolf expressed confusion over his removal, stating he received no prior indication of concern. He highlighted his achievements during his tenure, including fundraising and enrollment growth. Faculty and staff expressed dissatisfaction with Woolf's leadership, with union representatives alleging violations of the collective bargaining agreement. Some employees welcomed the Board's decision, believing it would benefit the university.
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