The Vice President for Enrollment Management reports to the Vice Chancellor and Provost. Eight units comprise the division: the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Programs, the Office of Enrollment Management Research, Graduate Enrollment Management, Air Force ROTC, Army ROTC, SU Abroad, and the Office of the Registrar. The primary responsibility of this division is to provide comprehensive enrollment management and financial aid services to the University, from recruitment through ongoing enrollment of students.

Donald Saleh, Vice President Enrollment 443.5559
Sharon Gladziszewski, Executive Asst to the VP 443.5559

 

Office of Undergraduate Admissions

Susan Donovan

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is charged with attaining the undergraduate enrollment goals of Syracuse University by identifying and recruiting qualified prospective first-year and transfer students from diverse backgrounds; providing comprehensive and accurate information about academic programs, residence life, services and activities to students, parents and counselors; evaluating credentials for admission and rendering decisions that will benefit both the applicants and the University; and enrolling students who will profit from and contribute to the intellectual and social environment at Syracuse University .

Office of Financial Aid

Youlonda Copeland-Morgan

The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Programs administers all undergraduate financial assistance as well as educational loan programs for graduate students.

All merit-based scholarships and special scholarship programs are administered through our Office of Scholarship programs which also coordinates the awarding of Dependency Tuition awards, Athletic Scholarships and works closely with the Office of Donor relations with endowed and supported scholarship.

The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Programs supports the University's commitment to academic excellence and diversity and works individually with students and families to achieve academic success.

Enrollment Management Research

The Office of Enrollment Management Research provides information, statistical analysis and research services to the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid and the Office of the Vice President for Enrollment Management. It also supports informational and analytical needs of other administrative and academic units as they pertain to undergraduate admissions and financial aid data. In addition to institutional needs, the office supports the data needs of organizations external to the University such as educational associations, data sharing consortiums, government agencies, and other external bodies as it pertains to admissions and financial aid for the undergraduate population.

Please direct any inquiries to Lynda Mason at: ljmason@syr.edu

Graduate Enrollment Management

Graduate Enrollment Management coordinates and supports graduate recruitment and admissions, merit-based financial aid, and the certification of degrees across the schools and colleges of the University (with the exception of the College of Law). Under the leadership of Don Saleh, Vice President for Enrollment Management, this office advises the academic deans on developing and pursuing graduate enrollment goals. It also works in partnership with the dean and staff of the Graduate School to develop and maintain policies affecting graduate affairs. Together, these offices conduct the activities of the Graduate Council, a group of leaders representing the schools and colleges, as well as selected administrative offices, that plays an important advisory role in policy development.

Also operating under the auspices of Graduate Enrollment Management is the Admissions Processing Center, which provides inquiry and application processing services not only for graduate programs across the University, but for the undergraduate Admissions Office and SU Abroad

Air Force ROTC

Integrity – Service – Excellence

The Air Force ROTC, Detachment 535 at Syracuse University offers outstanding young students a chance to develop leadership skills in an environment that no other college course, sport, or activity provides in a single organization. The Air Force ROTC not only prepares these students for a successful career in the military, it also prepares them for success in life. Air Force ROTC enables full-time college students to pursue their personal, degree program while earning an officer's commission into the active duty Air Force. Among other great benefits upon degree completion, students will have a guaranteed job as a 2nd Lieutenant and the satisfaction of serving their country. Please click here for further information.

Army ROTC

Leadership, Excellence

Army ROTC produces 75% of the army's officers, so it is first and foremost a commissioning program. The stated mission of ROTC is to commission the future officer leadership of the US Army and motivate young people to be better citizens. Army ROTC is a college elective you can try out for up to two years with no obligation. And since classes only take an average of 5 hours a week, you have plenty of time for other courses, activities, and a social life.

 SU Abroad

Syracuse University Abroad (SU Abroad) consistently ranks among the highest quality international education programs in the country (U.S. News & World Report). Students at our centers are encouraged to engage with the world through features that include: language at all levels, home-stays, field-study seminars, and year-long, semester, summer and short-term study options.

SU Abroad programs foster scholarship in action not only through world travel and academics, but also via powerful internships and community collaboration. The University currently operates six centers: Beijing, Florence, Hong Kong, London, Madrid, Chile and Strasbourg. New centers are under development in Latin America and Africa . Through the World Partners program, SU students may also study in over 20 additional countries including Australia, Chile, Ecuador, Israel, India, Korea, and Russia.

Please visit suabroad.syr.edu to learn more.

 Office of the Registrar

While carrying out some of the oldest, traditional functions in the University - the maintenance and securing of official student records - the Office of the Registrar is actively involved in advancing the information systems that support strategic decision-making about evolving curricula, academic advising, allocating instructional resources, and using classrooms. The office provides services for faculty, staff, and students related to registration, grading, degree and enrollment verification, transcripts, diplomas, class and classroom scheduling, and the University Senate.