Presentation to the Board of Trustees Wright State University

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Presentation to the Board of Trustees Wright State University Mary Ellen Ashley Vice President Enrollment Management

Readiness for Recruitment Requires: Organizational Structure Hiring Talent Training and Team Building Collaboration across University Inclusion of the Lake Campus

Readiness for Recruitment Requires continued: Coordination with Marketing Understanding Communications Planning The Right Tools Research

Enrollment Management Tools Enrollment RX, CRM NEW

Constituency Relationship Management CRM: Constituency Relationship Management Benefits: Can capture all applications when fully implemented Allows students and staff to use (1) system to record and see enrollment process and progress

Constituency Relationship Management CRM: Constituency Relationship Management Think “Amazon” Benefits continued: When “The Marketing Cloud” is fully implemented, will allow staff and faculty to build email relationships and market to prospective students.

Constituency Relationship Management CRM: Constituency Relationship Management Benefits continued: Will be able to decentralize reports and facilitate targeting prospective students in “just in time” mode. Events management module can assist recruitment with registration and marketing of campus tours, campus visits, open houses, calling events, and orientation, to name a few.

Marketing Coordination Created Junior Campaign ★NEW★ Expanded Senior Campaign ★NEW★ Work on Lake’s Behalf Added Direct Mail ★NEW★

Junior Academic Teaser Covers academic support, career guidance, undergraduate research, study abroad, and honors. Encourages prospective students to learn more about our majors.

Viewbook MAJOR RECRUITING PIECE Info re: University & Dayton How to apply First-year experience Financial aid Campus housing Advanced experiences Student resources Campus life Academic colleges, Majors Encourages prospective students to visit and apply.

Direct Mail -- NEW Seniors Juniors Events Travel Lake Campus Financial Aid Orientation College Additions Building a PowerPoint to visually share communication plans

Invites prospective students to attend our Fall Green & Gold event. Green and Gold Day Invites prospective students to attend our Fall Green & Gold event.

Financial Aid

Enrollment Marketing Includes: Ads: Newspapers, statewide events, web Billboards Radio Social Media

Ruffalo Noel Levitz – Vendor Partner - NEW Prospect Recruitment Ruffalo Noel Levitz – Vendor Partner - NEW Name buys:  ACT  NRCCUA  SAT  CBSS Juniors (60,000) — ★NEW★ this year; build pool Seniors (40,000) — Starting 3rd year; add applicants

Ruffalo Noel Levitz – Vendor Partner - NEW Prospect Recruitment Ruffalo Noel Levitz – Vendor Partner - NEW Market 1 – Raider Country Market 2 – Ohio Market 3 – Indiana Reciprocity Narrows to “potential Wright State University fit” Multi-channel approach: emails, calls “De-dup” for us and provide regular reports on progress

Inquiry/Application Recruitment Mine pipeline pools like: College Credit Plus partners ★NEW★ Student Paths partners ★NEW★ Upward Bound Greene County Scholarship Program ★NEW★ Montgomery County College Promise - ★NEW★

Inquiry/Application Recruitment cont. Mine pipeline pools like: Campus Events Athletics All Admissions recruitment activities All College Events TOTAL INQUIRIES 26,046 (66% Seniors) TOTAL UG APPS. 5,696

Admissions Recruitment Ohio Articulation Meetings 4 Guidance Counselor ACT Workshop 68 ★NEW★ High School Visits College Fairs Alumni Coordination Student Road Raiders 50 ★NEW★ Open Houses 3,000 Green and Gold Day Admitted Student Day

Admissions Recruitment High School Visits/Fairs TOTAL 2015 890* TOTAL F16 572* *Includes Lake and CCP

First Inquiry Sources

First Inquiry Sources

Admissions Tours/Visits Elementary schools Middle schools High school TRIO programs: Gear Up Talent Search Upward Bound Day care centers Teen Centers YWCA/YMCA programs Social Services programs Cincinnati History Museum Boys & Girls Club County Court programs TOTAL 2015 23,444 TOTAL 2016 24,635 All Types 

Adult & Transfer Recruitment Includes: Veterans/military Lake transitions Community college articulations: 11 MOUs 146 programs 21 guides Scholarship Incentives ★NEW★

Adult & Transfer Recruitment continued Includes: Corporate ★NEW★ Hospitals ★NEW★ Dayton Metro Libraries ★NEW★ Scholarship programs Mathile Montgomery College Promise ★NEW★ TOTAL FAIRS/COMMUNITY COLLEGE VISITS 182

Raider Connect Outreach Financial Aid/Registration/Payment Presentations: Financial Aid awareness nights FAFSA Workshops Registration Workshops Veterans/Military Orientation Independent Scholars Orientation Graduate School Orientation UCIE Orientation TOTAL 110

Orientation Final “Marketing” events include: Summer Orientation ★NEW★ 22 Undergraduate sessions 15 Graduate sessions 2,499 Undergraduate students 5,000 Undergraduate family members UG First Friday Welcome - 1500 students ★NEW★

Orientation Final “Marketing” events include continued: Spring Orientation ★NEW★ 3 Undergraduate Sessions - 100+ Students Summer School Orientation ★NEW★ Transfer Track added ★NEW★ College Credit Plus Senior Orientation ★NEW★

Research Ohio Maps Degree–Seeking by County First-time Students by County Transfer Students by County

Research First Inquiry – Students Admitted High School Outreach – Penetration rates in 30 mile radius Competition Data Student Attrition Data by semester College Credit Plus Enrollment Grades by College and Courses Financial Aid Scholarship Reports

Research Student Profiles New Undergraduate Degree–Seeking Students New Undergraduate Degree–Seeking Students, Lake Campus College Credit Plus, Dayton and Lake International Students Diversity

Short Term Ways to Increase Enrollment Campus coordination, SEM Teams Continuing students Ending “melt” Building connections Increasing pipeline yield: College Credit Plus Scholarship programs TRIO programs

Short Term Ways to Increase Enrollment Corporate/community partners Premier Health 72 ★NEW★ Veterans Administration 10 ★NEW★ Fidelity Health 15 ★NEW★ Care Source NEW Dayton Children’s Hospital NEW Ohio Dept. of Rehabilitation & Corrections NEW College – corporate partners NEW Warren County Job & Family Services NEW WPAFB – undergraduate NEW