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Admissions counselors by location

The following Western Oregon University admissions counselor works with students from your area. Please feel free to contact them for information about the university and assistance with the admissions process.

My name is Paul Allen

In 2002, I graduated from Grants Pass High School. Immediately after high school, I volunteered for 2 years in dry and dusty west Texas. While in Texas, I became home sick over my green and leafy state of Oregon. I’m happy to say that even though I was nervous moving to a new place, good friends, leaders and hard work made it one of the best experiences of my life. After Texas, I didn’t go back to Southern Oregon; instead, I came home to Western Oregon University. Like my experience in Texas, good friends, caring professors and hard work at Western have made all the difference. I love being apart of this University community! My time at Western was so positive, that I jumped on the opportunity to become an Admissions Counselor on campus.

Overall, I’m a simple person. I like movies, books, and music that make me feel something. I also love to participate in any sport.

My goal is to make your start at Western Oregon University an easy and engaging experience, as we breeze through the application and admission requirements. I’m excited to meet you!

Paul Allen’s counties:

Baker, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Jackson, Josephine, Klamath, Lake, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa

Contact me:

(503)838-8594

allenp@wou.edu

Admissions counseling may include

• Gaining an overview of what to expect socially and academically from Western Oregon University
• Assistance understanding and completing application materials
• Identifying programs and materials that may help during the admissions process and while enrolled at the university
• General information on how to proceed with financial aid and registration for classes after acceptance

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).

The Office of Admissions Western Oregon University
345 N. Monmouth Ave.,
Monmouth, OR 97361
toll-free at 1-877-877-1593
e-mail: wolfgram@wou.edu