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August 29, 2003 News Releases
Released 8/28/03


UTAH STATE NEWS RELEASES FOR 08-28-03


UTAH STATE LAUNCHES NEW ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

LOGAN — Utah State University is getting a jump on the New Year when it hosts a launching party of its new recruitment plan and publications for 2004 on Sept. 5 at 2 p.m. in the Eccles Science Learning Auditorium.

"Think Utah State" is a new awareness campaign for the university and is the theme of a new brand of recruitment publications that will be officially unveiled during the event.

Following the unveiling is an open house of the new Admissions office in the Taggart Student Center from 3-5 p.m.

The new look and feel of recruitment publications reflect fresh changes in the way the university conducts the business of recruiting students, said Joyce Kinkead, vice provost of undergraduate studies and research.

The new director of Admissions, Jimmy Moore, with support from Kinkead, and other key players will highlight the new Enrollment Management Plan during the unveiling.

"We are excited to launch our new Enrollment Management Plan which will focus on taking a much more proactive approach to recruitment," said Jenn Putnam, assistant director in the Admissions office at Utah State. "Our plan in the past has been a shotgun approach to recruiting, but now we have a much more structured strategy in place."

This structure comes from coordinated efforts among administration, the Admissions Office, and the various colleges on campus. "We are excited to have Utah State administration and administration from the colleges on board who know how important recruitment is and who are willing to invest in this plan," said Jimmy Moore, director of the Admissions office at Utah State. "It is vital for the campus community to know where students are coming from and how they will fit into the big picture once they arrive on campus."

"The purpose of the launch is to let the entire campus community know the direction the Admissions office is taking under the vision of our new director," Putnam said. "We want people on campus to know we welcome their input and want to coordinate all recruitment efforts across the board in order to create a unified approach."

The Enrollment Management Plan, along with the new recruitment pieces, aim to coordinate a campus-wide effort to more effectively recruit and enroll high quality students. "This plan is being implemented through the Admissions office, but we hope to foster synergies throughout campus and spur long-term quality growth at Utah State," said Scott Teichert, assistant director in the Admissions office at Utah State. "This plan defines who Utah State is as a university and falls in line with what President Hall wants to accomplish with recruitment and retention."

The 2004 Recruitment Plan and Publications Launch will begin with an introduction of the Enrollment Management Plan followed by the open house in the Taggart Center. The open house will include campus tours and a DVD presentation. Staff will also be on hand to answer any questions and to show guests around the newly restructured Admissions office.

Aug. 28, 2003
Contact: Jimmy Moore, jimmymo@cc.usu.edu, (435) 797-3963

 

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