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Admissions counseling For NCAA Division II athleticsA Western Oregon University admissions counselors will work with potential athletes during the admissions process to help them understand and prepare for being a student athlete at WOU.
I am an Admissions Counselor from Western Oregon University. I graduated from Western Oregon University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science in Health Education. I was born in Vallejo, California and before attending Western Oregon University I lived on the Southern Oregon Coast, for 17 years, in a small town called Port Orford, Oregon. My high school graduating class totaled 35 students, and I entered WOU as a first generation student. Needless to say I am a small town kind of guy. My recruiting territories include many Oregon counties as well as Nevada. I am also the Athletic Liaison for WOU, so if you have a question about participating in any of our NCAA Division II athletics please feel free to ask me a question. While at WOU I was involved with Residential Life as a Resident Assistant and I spent two years working for the Admissions Office as a campus tour guide and a tele-counselor. Feel free to ask me any question that you may have and I will do my best to give you the most accurate answer.
David Compton’s counties: Clackamas and Marion Out of State: Nevada Also assists: Prospective NCAA Division II athletes, multicultural and first-generation applicants
Contact me: (503)838-8571
 and I am an Admissions Counselor and Telecounseling Coordinator at Western Oregon University. I grew up in Corvallis, Oregon where I had family that worked at the local university, and I knew from a very early age that I loved being around a college campus. After getting my Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology in 2007 I knew that I still belonged on a college campus and Western was a perfect place to apply my experience. Each day I drive from my hometown to Western’s campus in Monmouth, Oregon. My sleepy 25 minute drive each morning consists of hot coffee and a loud radio, but by the time I get here I am eager to get my day going. I am very fortunate to be a part of this institution. I am excited to come to this beautiful campus everyday, I am prepared to apply my recent college experience to relate to today’s students, and most importantly I am anxious to meet all of you. Come say hi and I’ll do my best to answer your questions.
Justin Strohmeyer’s counties: Benton, Lincoln, Polk, Yamhill, Tillamook, Clatsop and Columbia Counties. Out of State: California
Contact me: 503-838-8037
Admissions counseling may include
Western Oregon University recognizes the key role that a diverse campus community plays in creating a broader learning environment and community for all students, faculty and staff. The university actively seeks individuals from different backgrounds which include socioeconomic, ethnic/racial, physical ability, academic and geographic (rural/urban, out of state and international).
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