Admission Staff

Andy brings extensive educational experience to his role at Andrew College as Vice President of Enrollment Management.  Andy has worked in education for over 30 years, serving at various times as an admission counselor, admission director, charter school head of school and adjunct college faculty member.  Andy received his B.S. in Secondary Education from Oglethorpe University and M.A. in History from Georgia State University.

“I love seeing students grow and mature from apprehensive college freshmen to confident young adults.”

Daphne brings over 27 years of experience as a financial aid professional to her position as Director of Financial Aid.  Working at 4 accredited institutions during that time span, Daphne has developed a firm grasp of federal and state regulations and works to provide students with clear, concise information about all of their options regarding higher education assistance.

“I cherish the opportunity to bring my enthusiasm, knowledge, and dedication to serving you and your future endeavors here at Andrew College.”

Originally from Hope IN, Stephanie received her Associate’s Degree from Sullivan University in Louisville, Kentucky.  Stephanie brings years of experience in the healthcare management field to her position in financial aid.

“I am excited to be a part of the Andrew College family to learn and grow for the greater good of Andrew, the students, and myself.”

Aaron serves as both the Associate Director of Admission and the Men’s Golf Coach at Andrew College.  A veteran of the US Army, Aaron received his B.A. in Business Administration from Shorter University in 1997 and has been at Andrew College for 12 years.  In addition to being elected as a member of the Professional Golf Association (PGA), Aaron is commander of local American Legion Post 85 and is the Assistant Fire Chief of the Clay County Volunteer Fire Department.

“My favorite part of being at Andrew College is helping students from the applicant stage to the accepted stage and then watching them graduate and go on to a four year school.”