Michelle Kuhlhorst
Executive Director of Enrollment Management
260-399-7700, ext. 6307
[email protected]
Michelle considers the Welcome Center a great place for enrollment staff, prospective students and their families to meet, especially with the beautiful view of Brookside, Mirror Lake and more outside the front windows. She enjoys working with traditional graduate admissions and Virtual Campus enrollment and helping them navigate their career path. She earned her BA in Interpersonal Communication and MA in Professional Communication from IPFW/PFW. She lists George Orwell’s 1984 as her favorite book
and the Smashing Pumpkins as her all-time favorite band.
Michelle’s advice: “There will always be reasons to put off your education, but focus on how to overcome those to reach your goals. After all, everything worth doing takes time and effort.”
Olivia Cape
Graduate and Transfer Coordinator
260-399-7700, ext. 6306
Text: 260-615-7207
[email protected]
Olivia is a perfect person to help students start their USF academic story – she’s a writer who loves exploring new places. Brookside Mansion has become her favorite spot on campus because of its rich history and her love for old houses and unique architecture. Olivia earned a bachelor’s degree in Secondary Language Arts Education from Anderson University and enjoys spending her free time pursuing outdoor adventures.
Olivia’s advice: “College is a unique time of freedom, growth and connecting with people in a way that creates lifelong friendships. While studying can be stressful and is very important for success in the future, don’t forget to have fun and enjoy this time, too!”
Brooke Corley
Graduate and Transfer Coordinator
260-399-7700, ext. 6302
[email protected]
Brooke loves to greet students in her favorite place on campus, the Welcome Center, and helps those in the traditional program and virtual campus program. She’s also eager to answer questions. In fact, Brooke is a huge fan of game shows and hopes to be a contestant one day. She earned a BA in Telecommunications from Indiana University and is working on her Master of Science in Education in School Counseling at USF.
Brooke’s advice: “When you’re obtaining your undergraduate degree, get involved and make the most of your time here as a student. It really will go by fast, but there is always grad school!”