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Dane Rowley Director, International Recruitment Pronouns: he/him Hometown: Las Vegas, NevadaContact Dane My dedication to working with students from around the world was initially inspired by my own experiences living, working and studying in Japan, the United Kingdom and Belgium. And now, for over 20 years working as an admissions professional, I am constantly in awe of the strength, resilience, brilliance and sense of adventure that students around the world have that drives them to seek study outside their home country. Here at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, we value your experiences and knowledge, and strive to empower you during your education and beyond.
Lorenzo Wilcox Assistant Director, International Recruitment Pronouns: he/him/his Hometown: Lima, PeruContact Lorenzo I love working in international admissions because of the opportunity to connect with students from around the world and help them envision a future that may take them far beyond what they originally imagined. International students bring unique perspectives, experiences, and ideas that enrich our classrooms and campus community. One of the most rewarding parts of my work is helping students and families navigate the college search process and showing them how a place like the University of Minnesota Twin Cities can become a home away from home.
Susan MertzAssistant Director, International Recruitment Pronouns: she/her/hers Hometown: Fort Wayne, INContact Susan I love working with international students because of the energy they bring to campus and the community and the opportunity to interact with new ideas, perspectives and cultures. I also enjoy learning about different traditions—and, of course, discovering new international foods! International students are an important part of our community because they bring new perspectives, enrich campus life and help promote greater global understanding.