Susanna Therese Lynch
About Susanna Therese Lynch
Susanna Therese Lynch serves as the Manager of the Required Curriculum Field and has significantly increased matriculation in the Suffolk University Transition Program by 37%. She holds multiple degrees, including an MBA from Harvard Business School and has contributed to boosting international enrollment by 18% across various admissions offices.
Current Role at Suffolk University
Susanna Therese Lynch serves as the Manager of the Required Curriculum Field at Suffolk University. In this capacity, she focuses on enhancing educational programs and ensuring that the curriculum meets the needs of students. Her role involves collaboration with various departments to improve academic offerings.
Education and Academic Background
Susanna Lynch completed her undergraduate studies at the College of the Holy Cross, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree from 2004 to 2008. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master's degree from Suffolk University, where she studied from 2012 to 2013. Additionally, she achieved a Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School, enhancing her expertise in business and management.
Contributions to International Enrollment
Lynch has made significant contributions to international enrollment at Suffolk University, achieving an 18% increase across various admissions offices, including undergraduate, graduate, and law school. Her efforts have played a crucial role in enhancing the university's global presence and attracting a diverse student body.
Program Development for International Students
Susanna Lynch has developed programs that address the immigration, cultural, and academic needs of over 1600 international students and alumni. These initiatives aim to support the integration and success of international students within the university community.
Committee Involvement and Leadership
Lynch was selected by the vice provost to join the Suffolk University Information Technology Governance Committee. This role involves providing input on technology-related decisions that affect the university's operations and strategic direction. Additionally, she has led website redesign projects for multiple departments, including the Division of Student Success and the Suffolk Madrid Campus.