Abstract
An early penchant for thinking strategically and eyeing the big picture attracted George Wolf to the profession of enrollment management. Now in his seventh year as Vice President for Enrollment Management at Siena Heights University in Adrian, Michigan, Wolf said the broad view serves him well as the private Catholic school addresses the challenges of a shrinking applicant pool and more aggressive price competition from state universities.
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