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Rome, September 16 - Dr. Robert Marino, President of The<br />
American University of Rome (AUR), announced today the<br />
enrollment of new degree-seeking students at the University<br />
increased by 15% <strong>this</strong> fall, compared to the same period last<br />
year. This represents a record enrollment of new AUR<br />
students who came to Rome from 23 different countries<br />
around the world, with most coming from the United States<br />
and Italy.<br />
The American University of Rome also welcomed a Study-<br />
Abroad class from universities and colleges across the United<br />
States and Europe, with several affiliates sending a record<br />
number of students.<br />
President Marino has announced a major reorganization<br />
for the University with the creation of an administrative<br />
department of Enrollment Services.<br />
Combining the offices of admissions, registration, and<br />
financial aid and encouraging them to work closely with<br />
the Associate Provost for Research and Assessment,<br />
Andrew Thompson, the Director for First Year Program,<br />
Diane Hyett, and Director of Student Life, Jamie Lynch,<br />
will benefit the University’s future enrollments.<br />
The first step taken by the University was to promote<br />
Registrar, Stefania Iorio to Associate Dean of Enrollment<br />
Services and Registrar and Assistant Registrar, Zoe De<br />
Smet to Enrollment Specialist. The next two<br />
administrators appointed to the Enrollment Services<br />
Department were Enrollment Specialists Hanna Suni,<br />
previously a Student Life Coordinator for five years at<br />
AUR and 2002 alumna, Arianna D’Amico, who moved<br />
from working with CEA Cultural Experiences Abroad to<br />
rejoin her alma mater where she served as Student Body<br />
President in 2001-02.<br />
“I am exceedingly pleased with formation of <strong>this</strong> highly qualified enrollment services staff. They all know AUR very well or have strong<br />
academic and employment backgrounds, which will serve the University well in their enrollment services roles. Each of them is multilingual<br />
and holds a masters’ degree from a very reputable university,” commented President Marino.<br />
The search for other highly qualified enrollment services staff continues as the University searches for a Website manager and a US<br />
based Admissions Counselor. Alumni are encouraged to help in the effort to recruit well qualified degree-seeking and study abroad<br />
students to AUR by contacting us online at www.aur.edu.