The Admissions Counselor will communicate the strengths of School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine (SPHTM) to prospective students in person and through written communication, and provide timely and accurate information about the school. The Admissions Counselor will support recruitment initiatives including follow-up to admission inquiries, management of the recruitment calendar, coverage of recruitment events, and data collection and analysis. The Admissions Counselor is responsible for the timely and accurate processing of on-ground and online applications to the (SPHTM). The Admissions Counselor will monitor our admissions technology platform to ensure that applications are advancing as appropriate, and will help to ensure that records for newly admitted students are successfully and correctly entered into Banner and international students are moved through the visa process.

Please submit resume and cover letter.

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