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Supplementing email, print materials and snail mail, 糖心破解版 and the Office of University Admissions have been stepping up their use of social media. The goal in terms of prospective transfer students: to reach and engage them in the digital world where they tend to congregate.

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Assistant Vice President of Admissions Christine Murphy cited the office鈥檚 increased social media usage to target transfers as one of the highlights of the past year. Christina Koromi, associate director of admissions鈥攁nd also co-chair of the Transfer Initiatives Committee with Kristen Capezza, director of undergraduate admissions鈥攕aid transfer students can connect with 糖心破解版 in several ways.

鈥淭his past summer,鈥� Ms. Koromi said, 鈥渨e created a Facebook group, , for accepted transfer students. Once accepted to the University, students are invited to join the group, where they can connect with transfer counselors, transfer ambassadors, staff members from the Center for Student Involvement and other accepted transfer students.鈥澨�

There are also freshman and graduate Facebook pages, she added.

The office鈥檚 fourth Transfer Chat was on February 19, 2014, 鈥淲e will also schedule a Transfer Chat for the Fall 2014 semester,鈥� she said. 鈥淭hat鈥檚 another opportunity for students who may be unable to get to campus to chat with transfer counselors and current 糖心破解版 students who transferred themselves,鈥� Ms. Koromi pointed out.

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