Background
Education
Michelle earned a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Psychology magna cum laude from St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Michelle also graduated with a minor in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies.
Research and Insights
How the COVID-19 pandemic will affect international undergraduate enrollment
Navigating the volatility in the international undergraduate enrollment landscape has been a top priority of enrollment leaders for years, and the COVID-19 pandemic—and resulting disruptions—has only made that task more challenging. In our roundtable event, we shared insights from our conversations with partners across the globe, as well as the key emerging trends that will continue to shape the international undergraduate market for years to come.
Grow international enrollment by leveraging these 3 hidden drivers
Read our key takeaways from our event, Leveraging Hidden Enrollment Drivers to Grow International Enrollment. You’ll learn about why an “inside-out” strategy will be key in a volatile recruitment landscape as well as best practices to grow enrollments.
Virtual student services are here to stay
Students appreciate—and now expect—the flexibility that virtual services provide, but these experiences don’t always live up to students’ expectations. Discover why colleges and universities should adopt a user experience perspective to improve virtual student services.