Enrollment Services Staff
From the moment you step foot on campus, our Enrollment Services staff is there to make your personal visit to VCSU informational and worthwhile. Meet our fantastic team that can help with any questions or concerns you have.
Hometown: Mandan, N.D.
Favorite part about VCSU: Popcorn Wednesdays in the Student Center! But really, the camaraderie all over campus is the best part about VCSU. Everyone works together to make this a great place.
Advice for prospective students: Go on a campus tour, talk to faculty and current students, ask tons of questions, and do your research! This place will be your home away from home for the next four years, so it’s important that you feel comfortable and happy with your decision.
Hometown: Jamestown, N.D.
Favorite part about VCSU: I like meeting incoming students, learning about their goals, and being a friendly face when they arrive on campus. Another bonus is working more closely with people I know from when I was a student here.
Advice for prospective students: VCSU has been named one of the top public regional colleges in the Midwest, and we always have staff and faculty working to grow our campus and create new areas of study.
Hometown: Wyndmere, N.D.
Favorite part about VCSU: The college community here is so warm an inviting. The stage is set to begin endless successful careers here!
Advice to prospective students: Set high goals for your future and ask lots of questions.
Hometown: Linton, N.D.
Favorite part about VCSU: The beautiful campus! Everyone on campus is so enthusiastic about making VCSU a great place to learn and work!
Advice for prospective students: Take advantage of new friends and professors, have fun while learning as much as you can, and enjoy your college experience!
Hometown: Lisbon, N.D.
Favorite part about VCSU: As a student here, I enjoyed the smaller class sizes. I was able to get more one on one time with my professors. With the small class sizes, the professors get to know you’re name and truly want you to succeed. With the small class sizes, the resources on campus, and some effort, it is easy to be successful here.
Advice for prospective students: Get out of your dorm room and enjoy your college experience. There are lots of different clubs and groups on campus for those who have similar interests. If there is not a club here that you could like, you can start one! Get out of your comfort zone and be your true self. It is a great way to meet people and make connections. The more you put yourself out there and make a name for yourself, the more opportunities show up for your future.