Recruitment Office
OFFICE OF RECRUITMENT
What is it really like to attend Northwestern? Ask us! We have been where you are now – looking for a college home where you can:
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find quality academic programs allowing you to earn a great education without breaking the bank
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feel safe on campus and in the community
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find others with similar interests to help you feel like you “fit in”
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interact with faculty, staff, administration and community members who care about you like you are one of the family
We can answer your questions because we are Northwestern alumni, or we’ve been around the University long enough to know what it means to Be A Ranger.
We want to help you with your academic goals no matter whether you’re an incoming freshman, a transfer student, International student, looking for online or graduate school options or if you’d like to get a head start on your college career as a junior or senior in high school as a concurrent student.
Contact us with your questions, and we can't wait to see you when we’re out on the road visiting your school or attending a College Fair in your area.
Most importantly, we look forward to seeing you on campus!
Staff
Meet Our Staff
Matt Adair
Assistant Dean of Student Affairs and Recruitment
Fine Arts 117
(580) 327-8518
wmadair@nwosu.edu
Selena Estrada
Admissions Counselor/Recruiter
Fine Arts 117
(580) 327-8543
sestrada@nwosu.edu
Haylie Pegelow
Admissions Counselor/Recruiter
Fine Arts 117
(580) 327-8446
hvpegelow@nwosu.edu
Cedric Collinge
Admissions Counselor/Recruiter
Fine Arts 117
(580) 327-8544
cdcollinge@nwosu.edu
Macie Malone
Admissions Counselor/Recruiter
Fine Arts 117
(580) 327-8544
mmmalone@nwosu.edu
Office Manager
Fine Arts 117
(580) 327-8543
jmredinger@nwosu.edu
Andrea Lauderdale
Transfer Recruiter
Fine Arts 142
(580) 327-8606
(580) 327-8413 - Fax
amlauderdale@nwosu.edu
transfer@nwosu.edu
Becca Cook
International Student Advisor
Fine Arts 208
(580) 327-8435
(580) 327-8413 (FAX)
rlcook@nwosu.edu
international@nwosu.edu
Northwestern Highlights
When we visit you at your high school or recruitment event, we all share our own personal Northwestern experiences as students here, but a few of the other highlights we want to make sure you know about include:
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Great Financial Aid and Scholarship program available
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How you can get a big bang for your buck with the affordability/low costs of Northwestern
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Personable and friendly/welcoming characteristics of our faculty, staff and administration who want to see you succeed
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Getting involved on campus and making friends will make you want to stay at Northwestern
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Teachers will know you by name – even years after you were in their class
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Quality of our degree programs and examples of alumni excelling in their fields
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What our student life is like so these activities can help you grow outside the classroom while having fun – athletic events, music and theatre events, campus club activities and just what it’s like to live on campus
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We want to know what you are passionate about-what you want to do, and how you can achieve it at Northwestern
New Ranger Events
To help you learn more about life at Northwestern and to ease into college life here, you do not want to miss these events:
Events for Incoming Freshmen
Ranger Preview
Freshman Connection
Freshman Orientation
Freshman Funday
Events for Transfers
Spring Showcase
Transfer Orientation
Campus Safety
Campus Safety is of high importance to Northwestern, so when we learned that Backgroundchecks.org ranked the university among the safest public and private colleges in Oklahoma for 2016, we were pleased.
The Campus Police office is centrally located in the Student Center within easy walking distance to or from any location on campus. The office is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and an officer always is available and on-call.