The new vice president will report directly to the president, serve as a member of the Cabinet, and will oversee the efforts of a team of 23 professionals in the areas of admissions and financial aid.
The Executive Director and Assistant Provost of Admissions and Enrollment Strategy provides strategic and operational direction for the Office of Admissions working closely with Michigan State University’s academic leadership team.
The VPEM will help lead this distinctive institution from a period of enrollment challenges and graduation rate successes to capitalize on a bold and ambitious vision.
This impactful position combines the enrollment management division (recruitment and admissions, registrar, treasury services, financial aid, one-stop and processing) with student success support programs (first year advising, exploratory advising, first year experience, TRIO, Graduation Coaching Office and the Transfer Center).
The vice president for enrollment management will lead the creation, articulation and implementation of a new era of enrollment management that produces even greater strategy, coordination and analytical rigor in every phase of the enrollment process.
The VPEM is a strategic and dynamic leader responsible for planning and leading broad-based programs that prepare students to lead high-impact lives upon graduation.
The opportunity at Edgewood is ideal for an experienced enrollment professional with proven success and a background in strategic enrollment planning whose first charge will be to create a short-and long-term enrollment and marketing plan.
UW Oshkosh seeks an accomplished, collaborative, innovative and entrepreneurial leader who will serve as the chief enrollment officer of the university, while partnering with the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs to implement a progressive and evolving strategy for recruiting and retaining students.
As the University’s chief enrollment officer, the vice president of enrollment and retention management will embrace and extend the history and transformational character of this distinct institution.
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