Beth Wolfe, Director of Recruitment
EdD, Marshall University, in progress
MSE, Marshall University, 2009
BA, Education, Marshall University, 1998

304.696.6007
beth.wolfe@marshall.edu
I am so excited to be Director of Recruitment for my alma mater! Helping students make the decision to become part of the Marshall family is the best part of what I do. I am also fortunate to work with the terrific staff of the Office of Recruitment. They are so dedicated to our prospective students, and they LOVE Marshall!  If you have questions about what we do or how we can help students, parents, or counselors in the college selection process, please feel free to contact me.

Ella McComas, Assistant Director of Recruitment

304.696.3508
ella@marshall.edu

As Assistant Director of Recruitment at Marshall University I would like to thank you for expressing an interest in my alma mater. I graduated from MU in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations from the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communication. I grew up in Huntington and a lot of people I graduated with also went to Marshall so one of the best things I did during my undergraduate years was get involved in student activities on campus. When I wasn’t in class or studying, you could find me working on a project with the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) or spending time at my sorority house, Delta Zeta.  Whether you are a commuter student or live on campus student organizations are a great way tomeet people and stay involved in campus life at Marshall University. To learn more about student organizations and campus life visit www.marshall.edu/sapb. I would also love to talk to you about the nine colleges and schools we offer here at Marshall University and help you become part of the Marshall family.

Sabrina Simpson, Assistant Director of Recruitment

304.696.2246
simpson@marshall.edu

Patty Carman, Tour Coordinator

304.696.6833
carman@marshall.edu

Hi!  My name is Patty Carman, the Tour Coordinator for the Office of Recruitment.  I schedule campus visits/tours and coordinate meetings/class visits with faculty members for prospective students.  I am a native of Gallipolis, Ohio (Gallia Academy High School).  I graduated from Marshall University in 1992 with a Regents Bachelor of Arts/English degree and in 1995 with a Master of Science in Adult & Technical Education/minor in Counseling.  I was also very active with Gamma Beta Phi National Honor Society when I was a student.  I am now their Chapter Advisor, the Co-Advisor for the state of West Virginia, and a lifetime member.  We have great National Conventions every year all across the country.  Marshall University has many great student organizations.  You can meet a lot of people and make lifetime friends.  I am a huge Thundering Herd football fan.  I also love our fantastic marching band, the Marching Thunder!  I truly enjoyed my time as a student at Marshall University.  I hope you will check us out and let us show you all of the great things that Marshall University has to offer!  GO HERD!

 

Amber Porter, Administrative Secretary
304.696.3646
porter216@marshall.edu

Scott Taylor, Application Software Analyst Programmer
304.696.2603
berger3@marshall.edu

Laura Bartram, Recruitment Coordinator

Southeastern WV, Virginia
304.696.6083
bartram33@marshall.edu

Adam Jenkins, Recruitment Coordinator

Northern WV, Pennsylvania
304.696.3527
jenkins87@marshall.edu

My name is Adam Jenkins, I work in the Welcome Center as an academic recruitment coordinator at Marshall University. From the first time I visited campus, I knew that Marshall had to be my home… the size, campus, location, and faculty all make Marshall a great fit for students who are looking for a school that provides a big enough environment to have exciting things happening, but small enough to retain a personal atmosphere. I continued with my spark of interest in history, and it became much more than I could have imagined thanks to the connections that I built with the faculty here at Marshall. My coursework and professors taught me new ways of critically analyzing, researching, and writing about the world around me. Marshall was a great fit for me, and my job allows me to pass that same experience along to future Marshall students.

Megan Jude, Recruitment Coordinator

Jackson and Mason Counties, WV, Ohio
304.696.5823
jude21@marshall.edu

I’m Megan Jude, Recruitment Coordinator at Marshall University.  I am also a two-time graduate (B.A. 2008; M.A. 2010) of Marshall.  After attending my first football game at the Joan C. Edwards Stadium, I knew that I was destined to be a member of the Herd.  Once at Marshall, I gained not only professional, but life experience that has been invaluable.  Whenever I think about Marshall, I will always be reminded of the great times I shared with my sorority sisters in Phi Mu, the supportive professors in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism Mass Communications, and the lifelong connections forged with my university.

De’Recco Lynch, Recruitment Coordinator

Cabell, Kanawha and Putnam Counties, WV; New York, New Jersey, Delaware, North Carolina, Tennessee, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois
304.696.6006
lynch54@marshall.edu

Adam Russell, Recruitment Coordinator

Northeastern WV, Maryland
304.696.4301
russell58@marshall.edu

I’m Adam Russell, Recruitment Coordinator for the Northeast and a graduate from the 2009 class at Marshall. I chose Marshall because, for me at least, it is the perfect size. Campus is compact, and so I knew I’d be able to get from class to class without much hassle. In addition, my class sizes were great. I knew I wouldn’t get lost in the shuffle like I would at some bigger schools. I chose Marshall in about seventh or eighth grade, because I came to Huntington for a Marshall football game and fell in love with the campus and town. Coming out of the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications, I knew that Marshall had given me all the tools I needed to be successful as I moved on to my professional career.