Elizabeth Worth, MEd

Elizabeth began her professional career at NDSU in 2009 in the Office of Admission, first as an Admission Counselor and then as an Assistant Director. In 2014, she moved into a recruitment role with the Graduate School, where she worked until joining the College of Business team in 2018.

In her current role, she promotes the College of Business graduate programs through active outreach, communication, and engagement. She works both with prospective graduate students and applicants, as well as with current graduate students.

Elizabeth advises all students in the following graduate programs:

• Master of Accountancy (MAcc)
• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA)
• Master of Supply Chain Management (MSCM)
• Graduate Certificates:
  • _{Business Analytics}
  • _{Digital Marketing and Innovation}
  • _{Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)}
  • _{Leadership and Managerial Skills}
  • _{Organizational Change Management}
  • _{Supply Chain Management}

Elizabeth lives in north Fargo with her husband and two daughters.

What I Do

• Graduate student recruitment and admission
  
  • Provide information/guidance to prospective students and applicants on graduate programs, admission requirements, and application processes (via email, web inquiry forms, in-person meetings, Zoom, etc.)
  • Assist in developing/managing promotional materials, advertising efforts, website copy, communication/outreach, recruitment-focused events, etc.
  • Coordinate with Graduate School to ensure that application details are accurate and up to date
  • Review completed applications and provide admission recommendations to Graduate School
  • Track data on applications, admission, enrollment, and graduation
• Academic advising for all CoB master’s degree and graduate certificate students
  
  • Advise graduate students on program requirements, course selection/registration, and relevant/required processes/forms
  • Track and monitor student academic progress
  • Approve/verify and document required student forms (e.g. certificate addition/completion, CPT/OPT requests, delayed enrollment, dismissal, leave of absence, withdrawal, reactivation, course substitutions, academic probation remediation plans, accelerated degree forms, tuition waiver requests, etc.)
  • Issue course permits as needed
• Graduate program coordination
  
  • Coordinate with various campus units to confirm policies and procedures, ensure accuracy of information, and encourage consistent processes (e.g. Graduate School, Registration and Records, Athletic Academics, Global Programs and Services, Career and Advising Center, Customer Account Services, Financial Aid and Scholarships, academic faculty/staff, etc.)
  • Assist with coordination of accelerated and dual degree program offerings
  • Provide information/guidance related to graduate program activities, including administrative support to program directors
  • Assistant with administrative items for PhD program/students (student communication, required forms, program orientation, course permits, etc.)
  • Work to promote accuracy/consistency of graduate program information across various platforms (Courseleaf, Peoplesoft/Campus Connection, Graduate Catalog, website, direct student communication, etc.)

Come to Me For:

• Questions regarding:
  
  • Graduate program curriculum requirements
  • Graduate course offerings/schedules
  • Graduate application/admission processes
  • Graduate enrollment data
  • Graduate student issues
  • Graduate policies
  • Required graduate student forms
  • Graduate student course permits
• Send prospective graduate students/applicants to me
• Ideas, requests, or inquiries related to graduate student recruitment