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Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm

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JOY BROWN

Director of Undergraduate Admissions, Admissions Office
brownj@wou.edu

GEORGIA ARMITAGE

Assistant Director, Operations, Admissions Office
armitageg@wou.edu

ADRIANA CARRILLO-GARCIA

Assistant Director of Evaluation, Admissions Office
carrilloa@wou.edu

JUNE MCMILLAN

Admissions Program Coordinator, Admissions Office
mcmillanj@wou.edu

KODEE HARWOOD

Campus Vists & Events Coordinator, Admissions Office
harwoodk@wou.edu

RICARDO ACEVEDO-SOLIS

Lead Admissions Counselor for Multicultural Recruitment, Admissions Office
acevedosolisr@wou.edu

JESSICA CRUZ CRUZ

Admissons Counselor, Admissions Office
cruzcruzj@wou.edu

FAITH HERRERA

Admissions Counselor, Admissions Office
herreraf@wou.edu

ANN MARIE MATAGI

Admissions Counselor, Admissions Office
matagia@wou.edu

CASSIE SHOUSE

Admissions Evaluator, Admissions Office
shousec@wou.edu

ARMANDO SOLARIO

Admissions Evaluator, Admissions Office
solarioa@wou.edu

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