James Majors
About James Majors
James Majors is a Senior Enrollment Manager at Academic Partnerships, with a background in strategic communications and extensive experience in enrollment management and admissions. He has worked in various roles in the education sector and served in the US Army for over a decade.
Work at Academic Partnerships
James Majors has been employed at Academic Partnerships since 2016. He initially served as a Strategic Enrollment Specialist for nine months before transitioning to the role of Team Lead in 2017. In his current position as Senior Enrollment Manager, which he has held since 2018, he oversees enrollment strategies and processes within the organization. His work is based in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area, where he has contributed to the growth and efficiency of the enrollment team.
Education and Expertise
James Majors earned a Bachelor of Science in Strategic Communications from Arkansas State University, completing his studies from 2017 to 2020. Prior to this, he studied Criminal Justice at the Community College of the Air Force, where he obtained an Associate of Applied Science degree from 1999 to 2001. His educational background supports his expertise in enrollment management and strategic communications.
Background
Before joining Academic Partnerships, James Majors worked in various roles related to admissions and enrollment. He served as an Admissions Representative at Lincoln College of Technology for eight years, from 2008 to 2016, and at PCI Health Training Center for two years, from 2006 to 2008. His career began in the US Army, where he served as a Sergeant First Class from 1993 to 2005. This diverse background has provided him with a solid foundation in leadership and communication.
Professional Experience
James Majors has extensive experience in enrollment management. His tenure at Academic Partnerships includes roles as a Strategic Enrollment Specialist and Team Lead, where he has developed skills in managing enrollment processes. His previous positions at Lincoln College of Technology and PCI Health Training Center further enhanced his capabilities in admissions. His military service in the US Army also contributed to his leadership and organizational skills.