Admissions Team

Kerra Strong, Vice President for Enrollment Management

641-673-1014, Email

Kerra Strong, Vice President for Enrollment Management, helps recruit international students as well as students for William Penn’s RN-BSN program and Online and Evening program. Once students are enrolled at Penn, she assists the international students with their appropriate documents. Since her start here in 2005, she has enjoyed getting to know WPU student workers, Student Ambassadors, RAs and CECs. No matter where a student is at in their life, Kerra and her team in Admissions are willing to help them find their way.

Sarah Clark, Senior Admissions Counselor

641-673-1067, Email

Sarah Clark helps new students with the admissions process and answers any questions they might have. Once students are on campus, she enjoys having them stop into her office to ask questions or just to visit. She chose William Penn because of the reasonable price and accommodating faculty and staff — it has a welcoming environment, the professors genuinely care about their students, and she believes students get the opportunity to make lifelong friends from all around the world.

Ricky Corcoran, Admissions Counselor

641-673-1277, Email

Ricky Corcoran has been a part of the William Penn family since 2010. Graduating with a degree in Psychology in 2015, Ricky chose to begin his career as an Assistant Football Coach and has now joined the Admissions team. As an Admissions Counselor, he assists in the enrollment process of students by answering questions, helping guide them through their acceptance to WPU, and then supporting them throughout their academic careers with the University.

Madison Ewing, Admissions Counselor
641-673-1342, Email

Madison Ewing chose William Penn University for her education because of the small class sizes, the affordability, and the fact that everyone makes students feel like they’re at home here. One of her favorite aspects about the university is that William Penn welcomes students from all minorities, races, genders, sexual orientations, and that faculty and staff believe that no matter where someone is from or what they’ve been through, there is already value within the individual before they arrive.

Sue Van Wyk, Administrative Assistant for Admissions
641-673-1012, Email

Since 2001, Sue VanWyk has been working with current and potential students at William Penn University. She has two sons that have attended WPU and over 30 family members that attended the University. Sue trains students in the office about basic office procedures and hopes that some of the skills they learn will help them in their future endeavors. Outside of school, she has been known to hire students from time to time to help around the house and farm.

Justin Wyatt, Admissions Counselor
641-673-2165, Email

Justin Wyatt believes William Penn University is a special place with unlimited opportunity for growth for potential and current students. As an Admissions Counselor, he works with new and incoming students to help them through the admissions process before they get to the university. Once students are here, he continues to have an open door for anyone who needs help with any questions about the campus.