The annual UPCEA Marketing and Enrollment Management Seminar is organized by a planning committee comprised of UPCEA member-volunteers. The majority of these members are marketing and enrollment management professionals within higher education institutions throughout the U.S. and Canada. If you are interested in being part of the planning committee, please contact Amy Heitzman: aheitzman@upcea.edu.
Simona Beattie, Seminar Co-Chair
Director of Marketing and Communications – Marylhurst University
Mary Hager, Awards Luncheon Chair
Graphic Designer & Project Manager – Kansas State University
Victoria Harben, Programming Co-Chair
Copywriter & Content Manager – University of Denver, University College
Tomea Knight, Programming Co-Chair
Director of Marketing and Communications– University of Pennsylvania, Professional and Liberal Education
Shane Mares, Special Projects
Market Research and Webmaster – University of Northern Colorado, Extended Campus
Michael Merriam
Assistant Director of Graduate Enrollment –Lasell College
Tyler Ritter, Special Projects
Director for Communication and Instructional Design – University of North Carolina
Laura Segall
Marketing and Public Information Officer, Extended Learning – California State University, San Marcos
Jason Smith
Associate Dean, Enrollment and Retention –Harvard University, Division of Continuing Education
Stephanie Stiles, Seminar Co-Chair
Marketing Program Manager – University of California, Irvine Extension
Liz Turchin, Networking Chair
Associate Director of Marketing – University of Minnesota, College of Continuing Education
Jordan DiMaggio
Associate Director, Communications - UPCEA
Kathy Goodarzi
Events and Meetings Manager - UPCEA
Amy Heitzman
Chief Learning Officer – UPCEA
Carla Morgan
Administrative and Program Assistant - UPCEA
Molly Nelson
Director, Communications and Marketing - UPCEA
Patrick O'Rourke
Associate Director, Membership and Corporate Engagement - UPCEA
Be a key player in planning the next three UPCEA Marketing and Enrollment Management seminars. In this leadership role, you will have input on nearly every aspect of the conference experience including content development, conference themes, events, and communications. Participation on the committee gives you an opportunity to:
“Being on the committee is a fun and worthwhile experience; you have a say in shaping programming, you help create the networking activities that happen at the conference, and you make connections all across the country with people facing the same challenges as you. Talk about expanding your network! I love being involved and contributing to such a valuable conference.”
Victoria Harben, Director of Marketing and Communications, University College, University of Denver