NPU Vice President of Enrollment, Marketing Sought

North Park University has initiated its search for a new vice president of enrollment [...]

CHICAGO, IL (February 8, 2018) – North Park University has initiated its search for a new vice president of enrollment management and marketing.

The successful candidate will be responsible for leading and coordinating a comprehensive enrollment management and marketing strategy that is consistent with the goals, mission, and resources of the university. That strategy will include increasing the number of students from North Park’s sponsoring denomination, the Evangelical Covenant Church.

Williams & Company is partnering with North Park University on search. Review of applications begins February 16, 2018. Interested candidates should apply online via the Williams & Company website at: www.williamscompany.net. Confidential inquiries and/or nominations may be directed to Martha H. Smiles at: Martha@williamscompany.net or (802) 497-0151.

More information on the position and the school is posted online.

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