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Jennifer Latino

Jennifer Latino

Senior Director, Research Advisory Services

Dr. Jennifer Latino is a Senior Director for EAB’s Research Advisory Services and serves as an expert in Institutional Strategy and Planning as well as the full student journey from Enrollment, the Student Experience and Advancement. Jennifer enjoys engaging with EAB partners around topics such as Strategy and Planning, Student Success and Advancement efforts. She is a facilitator for EAB’s Mental Health and Major Maps Collaboratives.

Jennifer Latino holds degrees from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke (B.S. in Business Administration), North Carolina State University (M.Ed.) and Florida State University (Ed.D). Jennifer built her career through experiences at a diverse array of institution types including large-research, women’s college, community college, and faith-based institutions. After seventeen years as a college administrator, Jennifer entered the field of educational consulting.

When she is not engaged in work with EAB partners, Jennifer enjoys a variety of activities including boxing, CrossFit, and riding her Peloton. Additionally, she enjoys cooking and is an enthusiastic fan of jigsaw puzzles!

Areas of Expertise
Advancement, Marketing and Enrollment, Strategy
Specialties
Advancement Communications, Diversity and Inclusion, Enrollment Strategy, Student Experience, Student Mental Health

Upcoming Events

Roundtable

Provide Basic Needs Support to Financially Insecure Students

The number of financially insecure students on our campuses are increasing. More and more students are dealing with the impacts of the cost of living crisis and increasing university costs.
Roundtable

Embed Employability Across the Student Journey

One of the key reasons for criticism or debates around the value of higher education is a growing perception that university is no longer the best path to good jobs.
Roundtable

Foster Multicultural Inclusion on Campus

Student success is an equity issue and ensuring that students from all backgrounds succeed at university often requires proactive and intentional support of particular student populations, such as international students.