FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 29, 5:00 p.m. CDT
Contact Jason Hogue, Peru State College Marketing and Communications, 402.872.2429
Peru, Nebraska- Cindy Cammack has been named the Director of Admissions at Peru State College. Cammack
is a twenty-nine year veteran of college recruitment.
Dr. Dan Hanson said, “Cindy brings incredible experience and a wealth of knowledge
to our growing college.”
“Students have a lot of choices to make about college and I think Cindy will do a
great job helping students know that Peru State is the right college for them. She’s
also going to help more parents realize Peru State is an incredible value for the
price.”
Hanson adds, “I am very happy to welcome Cindy to Peru State.”
Cammack has spent the majority of her career recruiting for the University of Nebraska
– Lincoln where she served as associate director of admissions for fourteen years.
Cammack has also held positions focusing on the exclusive recruitment of freshmen,
transfer students, international students, agricultural sciences and natural resources
students and engineering students.
Cammack said, “Recruiting students is my passion. I enjoy developing relationships
with students as well as high school and college counselors.”
During my professional career, I’ve been able to develop strategies and tactics to
work with every student population. I love the challenges and opportunities I’ve
been given to work with a wide variety of students.”
“Peru State College is my new challenge. There is a wealth of reasons to choose to
be a Bobcat and I am enjoying every minute of telling students and their parents why.”
Cammack has been a member of the American Association of College Registrars and Admissions
Officers, the Nebraska American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admission
Officers, the Big 10 Conference Transfer Group, the National Association for the Study
of Transfer Groups and the University Association for Administrative Development.
Originally from DeWitt, Nebraska, Cammack is a graduate of Tri County High School.
She earned a bachelors of arts in journalism and a master of arts in educational psychology
from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
Cammack is currently serving as the silent auction chair for the Cattleman’s Ball
of Nebraska. She is also past president of the Junior League of Lincoln and past president
of the Ladies of Lincoln Golf Association.
Cindy Cammack
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For more information, visit www.peru.edu or call 1-800-742-4412.
About Peru State College: Nestled in the historic hills of the Missouri River, the “Campus of a Thousand Oaks" is Nebraska’s oldest college and will celebrate its sesquicentennial anniversary in 2017. Peru State College’s constant commitment to academic excellence has resulted in a unique and innovative mix of online, traditional, undergraduate and graduate programs. Similarly, the college's ongoing student engagement promotes inquiry, discovery and innovation on-campus and across the region. Peru State College is committed to being a good steward of education, students, the region and Nebraska for another 150 years.