HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary administrative, academic, residential, and cultural hub for Mars Hill University, housing classrooms, laboratories, libraries, student residences, athletic facilities, and administrative offices.

Notable Features:

Historic buildings such as Owen Theatre, Moore Auditorium, and Pittman Hall; the Rural Heritage Museum; Bailey Mountain Preserve for recreation and research; modern athletic facilities and student center. The campus is known for its scenic beauty and historic stone architecture.

Work Culture:

A collaborative and supportive environment for faculty, staff, and students, focused on academic excellence, personal growth, and community service. The culture encourages close faculty-student interaction and a commitment to the university's mission.

HQ Significance:

The campus is historically significant as one of the oldest educational institutions in Western North Carolina. It serves as a vital educational and cultural resource for the region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect values of community, stewardship of its natural and historic resources, academic inquiry, Christian faith, service, and a welcoming environment for diverse individuals.

Location:

Mars Hill University fosters a global perspective through study abroad programs, international student enrollment, and partnerships with institutions worldwide. While its primary campus is in North Carolina, its global engagement includes international internships, faculty-led travel courses, and a diverse student body representing various countries, enriching the campus learning environment. The university also supports an international alumni network.

Street Address:

100 Athletic Street

City:

Mars Hill

State/Province:

North Carolina

Country:

USA