enrollment management
New employees announced
The following employees joined Missouri S&T in December. Please join the Miner community in welcoming these new staff members:
Read More »Transitions in international recruitment
The responsibility for recruiting international undergraduate and master’s students, establishing and nurturing partnerships for international degree programs, and management of all sponsored government degree programs has been transferred from the international and cultural affairs office to enrollment management. Dr. Stephen Roberts, interim provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs, announced the changes.
Read More »Open forum planned tomorrow with enrollment management candidate
The campus community is invited to an open forum 1-2 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27, in St. Pat’s C of the Havener Center, with Shobi Sivadasan, a candidate for vice provost of enrollment management at S&T.
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Staff Spotlight: Erica Reven
As a former student ambassador and tour guide, Erica Reven knows this campus forwards – and yes, she can walk it backwards.
Read More »Cathy Tipton named acting director of admissions
Brooke Durbin, acting vice provost for enrollment management, appointed Cathy Tipton as acting director of admissions, effective July 1.
Read More »Enrollment management update
Provost Robert Marley has appointed Brooke Durbin as acting vice provost for enrollment management, effective immediately.
Read More »Vice provost for enrollment management named
Dr. Paul Orscheln, associate vice president for enrollment management and student retention at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri, has been named vice provost for enrollment management at Missouri S&T. His appointment takes effect June 1.
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S&T partners with SEM Works to optimize enrollment
Missouri S&T has partnered with SEM Works, an enrollment management consulting firm, to investigate best methods for S&T to maintain and grow enrollment across undergraduate, graduate, international and online student populations.
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