P.E.O. Recruitment Handbook - Cottey College

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An Introduction To Recruitment8RecruitmentMaterialsCottey communicates with students ina variety of ways. Printed materials areone component of our communication.We mail students printed materialsbased on her entry term and status.We do not want students to see allof our materials the very first timeshe learns about Cottey. If she seeseverything in the beginning, then ourmailings will contain repeated materialsand will not look new or fresh.New materials are printed on a fairlyregular basis so please contact the Officeof P.E.O. Relations to confirm you havecurrent materials.Please Note:Outdated publications and homemadepublications are not effectiverecruitment tools. Please throw awayoutdated materials and contact theOffice of P.E.O. Relations to order new:http://community.cottey.edu/materials orcall 1-888-5-COTTEY, option 2.RecruitmentGoalsARIZONA ..........14IOWA ...............8MINNESOTA ........8NEW MEXICO .......3NORTH DAKOTA .....2SOUTH DAKOTA .....6FLORIDA ............7INDIANA ............5KANSAS ...........11MICHIGAN ..........6NEBRASKA .........5OKLAHOMA .........5TEXAS .............23ALABAMA ..........2CALIFORNIA. . . . . . . . 19GEORGIA. . . . . . . . . . . . 1HAWAII .............1N. CAROLINA ........2OREGON ...........12S. CAROLINA ........1TENNESSEE .........3ALASKA ............2COLORADO. . . . . . . . . 15IDAHO ..............5MONTANA ..........7NEVADA ............2OHIO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2UTAH ...............3WYOMING ..........2ARKANSAS .........6CONNECTICUT ......3ILLINOIS ............7KENTUCKY ..........2LOUISIANA .........2MISSISSIPPI ........2NEW YORK ..........2PENNSYLVANIA .....3WASHINGTON .....16WEST VIRGINIA .....2WISCONSIN ........5DELAWARE .........1MARYLAND .........3MASSACHUSETTS ..2MISSOURI .........42NE DISTRICT ........3NEW JERSEY ........2VIRGINIA ...........4Washington DC ...1BRITISH COLUMBIA . 1ALBERTA ...........1ONTARIO/QUEBEC ...1MANITOBA/NOW ...1YourAdmission TeamJudi SteegeDirector of AdmissionStates:Arizona, Iowa, Minnesota, New Mexico, NorthDakota, South DakotaCanada and International StudentsContact:jsteege@cottey.edu | 417.448.1440I came to Cottey College as a student in 1960 from Yankton, South Dakota.I graduated from Cottey in 1962 with an Associate in Science degree andtransferred back to the University of South Dakota to complete my studies. I amalso very proud of the fact that I have a daughter, Molly Chaney Radtke, whograduated from here in 1988. I can honestly say that for both of us the friends wemade here are still the best friends that we have in our lives. I lived in Minnesotafor many years, and moved to Nevada, Missouri, in 2002 because I love thiscommunity and have many of my Cottey friends living in the area. I had notintended to work at Cottey, but because of my love for the school and my longstandingrelationship with the P.E.O. Sisterhood, when the opportunity presenteditself I jumped at the chance. I am a Past State P.E.O. President from Minnesota,and have been a member of the Sisterhood for over 51 years. The values of thesisterhood and of the college coexist in perfect harmony, and it is inspirational tobe working with the wonderful young women who attend Cottey as well as thewonderful P.E.O.s from around the country and Canada who support the collegeand its students. I look forward to welcoming all of you to campus. A visit willconvince you that what happens here is not just special, but also life-changing.Seeing is Believing!Angela PhillipsAssistant Director of AdmissionStates:Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Michigan,Indiana, and FloridaContact:aphillips@cottey.edu | 417.448.1442My name is Angela Phillips and I’m from St. Cloud, Minnesota. Iam working on my fourth year in admission at Cottey College. Iam a fourth generation P.E.O., so naturally my mother wanted meto visit Cottey as soon as I was 16 years old. I immediately fell inlove with the college and enrolled as a freshman in 2004. Aftergraduating at Cottey College I moved back to MN and obtainedmy bachelor’s degree in anthropology at St. Cloud StateUniversity. Soon afterwards I moved back to Nevada to workas an admission representative and begin working on mymaster’s degree in education. My favorite part of working inadmission is getting to know my prospective students, theirfamilies, and their supportive P.E.O.s!
Amber FrancisAdmission RepresentativeStates:Alaska, Colorado, Idaho,Montana, Nevada,Ohio, Utah, & WyomingContact:afrancis@cottey.edu | 417.448.1445I am Amber Francis. I grew up not far from Cottey College– I came from a small town called El Dorado Springs,Missouri – only about 20 minutes from campus. I attendedWilliam Woods University and received my bachelor’sdegree in English in December of 2008. Soon afterreceiving my degree, I gravitated back to my hometownto work as an admission representative – it is a dream jobof sorts!! I’m coming up on my two-year anniversary atCottey. The best part of my job is seeing students succeed –and seeing all of the support that surrounds them: family,friends, and their amazing P.E.O.s!Taryn SpranklesAdmissions CommunicationsCoordinatorStates:Oregon, California, Hawaii,Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia,South Carolina, & North CarolinaContact:tsprankles@cottey.edu | 417.448.1441My name is Taryn Sprankles- I am Cottey’s AdmissionCommunications Coordinator. Originally from southernCalifornia, I am a member of Chapter WK in Fallbrook. Igraduated from Cottey in 1993 and have been working atCottey since 1995, after having earned my bachelor’s degreein environmental biology from Oregon State University. Oneof my defining moments at Cottey was being selected as oneof four Cottey students to attend the first EVER “Women inMathematics, Science and Engineering Conference”, heldin Washington, D.C. It was instrumental in developingmy love for travel and my dedication to helpingwomen further their education. My time at Cottey asan employee, P.E.O., and alumna continues to shapewho I am. I look forward to working with you!Your TerritoryMirandaWheatley-KassnerAdmission RepresentativeStates:Missouri, Maine, NewHampshire, Vermont,Massachusetts, New Jersey, Rhode Island,Maryland, Delaware, Washington D.C. and Virginia.Contact:mkassner@cottey.edu | 417.448.1443My name is Miranda Wheatley-Kassner. I grew up nearbyin the small town of Rich Hill, Missouri. I’m a thirdgeneration P.E.O. member in Chapter CC, Appleton Cityand a 2009 Cottey graduate. You could say Cottey ranin my family, I had great-great-great aunts who attendedat the turn of the century. However, it wasn’t until after avisit to the summer camp and a glimpse into the leadershipprograms at Cottey that I made my decision. I focusedon journalism while at Cottey and carried that on to theUniversity of Missouri where I graduated with mybachelor of Journalism degree, along with a minor ineconomics in 2011. I started at Cottey in August 2011as an admission representative. One of my favoriteparts about working with prospective students andtheir families is learning about their stories and howthey came to find out about Cottey.StephanieGrgurichAdmission RepresentativeStates:Washington, Arkansas,Louisiana, Mississippi,Wisconsin, Illinois, Kentucky,West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, &ConnecticutContact:sgrgurich@cottey.edu | 417.448.1444Hi, there! As your state’s admission representative,there are a few things you might like to know about me!I’m originally from Union, Missouri, and I graduatedfrom Cottey in 2003. I transferred to Hood College inMaryland, and graduated in 2005 with my BA in Frenchwith concentrations in German and political science. Iworked in marketing for a year after graduating (gofigure) and ended up in North Carolina, where I workedin admission for a small Baptist college. I’ve been anadmission representative since 2007, and came to work forCottey in 2011. While living in North Carolina, I joinedthe P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter BB, New Bern, in 2010. Ilove working for Cottey, and getting to work with P.E.O. atthe state level is very rewarding.9
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