You are right on this one. I can usually spot non-native writers in their first few lines. The syntax is not right and the biggest give away is that they do not know how to use commas. Last year I taught one student writing, and he always made the mistake of not capatilizing the first letter when he began his sentences- kind of like this writer here.

Either the original writer is a Chinese writer, or a non-native speaker. Maybe this is a foreign teacher and his or her assesment of the university is good; merit should be given the university if the does treat their foreign teachers well. What the unversity should do is connect the coming teachers with the veteran teachers to verify that the school does all this.