Meet Your Admissions Counselor
Get The Conversation Started
Don’t want to wait until our next scheduled admissions event? No problem. Contact your admissions counselor by phone or email, or schedule your one-on-one appointment at a time and location that’s most convenient for you.
John Jenkins
Accounting
- General Business
- Human Resources Administration & Talent Development
- Human Resource Management
- Management
- Marketing
- Organizational Leadership
- Supply Chain Management
jenkins_jj@mercer.edu
678.547.6493
Brianna Adams
Admissions Counselor
- Early Learning and Development
- Elementary/Special Education
- Information Tech & Informatics
- Liberal Studies
- Non-degree Certification Only
- Secondary Education
adams_b02@mercer.edu
678.547.6454
Zakiyia Gray
Admissions Counselor
- Health Informatics
- Healthcare Leadership
- Non-Degree
- Pre-ABSN
- Pre-Pharmacy
- Pre-Nursing
gray_z@mercer.edu
678.547.6574
Sara Lewis
Admissions Counselor
- Criminal Justice Leadership
- Database Design & Analytics Certificate
- Homeland Security and Emergency Management
- Human Services
- Psychology
- Public Safety Certificate
- Software Application Development and Human-Computer Interaction
- Transient
- World Humanities
lewis_s@mercer.edu
678.547.6074
Renee Slaton
Director of Undergraduate Admissions
enroll@mercer.edu
678.547.6500
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My degree in Elementary Education/ Special Education from Mercer University gave me the skills and confidence to step into the classroom ready to make an impact. The hands-on learning, mentorship from professors in the Working Adult Program and emphasis on real-world teaching experiences helped shape the educator I am today.
