Adrienne Douglass
About Adrienne Douglass
Adrienne Douglass serves as the Senior Student Services Specialist for Graduate Admissions at George Washington University, where she has worked since 2008. She specializes in problem-solving for graduate students, training faculty on new technologies, and evaluating international students' documentation.
Work at The George Washington University
Adrienne Douglass has been employed at George Washington University since 2007. She began her tenure as a Senior Secretary and transitioned to her current role as Senior Student Services Specialist in Graduate Admissions in 2008. In this position, she has been responsible for addressing complex issues and requests from graduate students, collaborating with various departments within the university. Her role includes training faculty on new technologies and procedures, ensuring that the staff is equipped with the necessary knowledge to support graduate students effectively.
Education and Expertise
Adrienne Douglass earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, completing her studies from 1994 to 1998. This educational background has contributed to her expertise in managing student services and enhancing the graduate admissions process. Her experience in training faculty on various systems and procedures further showcases her proficiency in adapting to new technologies and improving operational efficiency.
Background
Before her current role at George Washington University, Adrienne Douglass worked as a Senior Secretary at the same institution for one year. Prior to her time at the university, she served as a Shift Supervisor at Panera Bread from 2000 to 2005, gaining valuable experience in management and customer service. This diverse background has equipped her with the skills necessary for her current responsibilities in graduate admissions.
Responsibilities and Functions
In her role as Senior Student Services Specialist, Adrienne Douglass conducts annual audits of student records to ensure accuracy and compliance with university standards. She evaluates international students' financial and visa documents for I-20 requests and prepares submissions for The International Services Office. Additionally, she is responsible for reviewing and approving theses for publication through ProQuest, highlighting her involvement in the academic processes at the university.