Episode Description:In the final episode of Enrollment Crisis Averted we speak with the director of the office of institutional research and development at Marquette, Alix Riley. Her office is in charge of all the data that Marquette uses around campus. We will talk about how the admissions team uses their data and why it helps. We will also look a…

In this episode of Enrollment Crisis Averted we will find out about Marquette’s newest goal, to become a Hispanic Serving Institution. Dr. Jacki Black, the director of Hispanic initiatives will be interviewed as we learn about what the title of HSI actually means and why Marquette wants to become one. Some common misconceptions or rumors regarding …

In this episode of Enrollment Crisis Averted we will look at another side of enrollment at Marquette. We will look at the Office of International Education(OIE). We will find out some of the problems they have and how they deal with it. The Associate Director of the OIE, Ellen Blauw, is interviewed and discusses some of the issues they face and how…

In this episode, Marquette University’s Dean of Admissions, Brian Troyer discusses recruitment, demographics, and revamping campus. The private university hired him in 2016, and in this episode, we will ask him what he actually does as the Dean of Admissions. He will respond to what Marquette does differently than the two other public institutions …

In the first episode of Enrollment Crisis Averted, we will explain the problem that has arisen regarding higher education enrollment in the United States. We will interview two current Marquette University students: freshman JP Bauer and senior Jake Champe. We will ask them about their first-hand experience with the Marquette admissions team and se…