Admissions 201

Richard C. Stackpole

Assistant Dean of Student Affairs and Support Services

University of Cincinnati

Whitney Zunic

Assistant Director of Admission

Baldwin Wallace University

Whether you’re just starting your career or are well on

the way, these pointers will help you be a success!!

• Visible Aspects

• Job Description

• Mechanical Aspects

• Hours

• Meetings

• Reports

• Performance Goals

Typically, you will receive:

“WE ALL WORK

TOGETHER AS A

TEAM!”

Who will tell you what attitudes and behavior

separate those who did not get a promotion to those who got the promotion?

Individuals do not become

professionals because of a sudden

leap that they make into the

stratosphere. Individuals become

professionals because of their lifetime

dedication and commitment to higher

standards and ideals, honorable

values, and continuous self-

improvement

Jim Ball, Author

1. Dress for the position.

2. Get to know the staff.

3. Simply carrying your

share is not enough.

4. Follow through.

5. Anticipate problems.

6. Be resilient about foul-ups.

7. Take care of problems.

8. Attendance counts.

9. Be receptive to new

initiatives.

10. Don’t be a squeaky wheel.

11. Choose your battles.

12. Don’t hold grudges.

13. Deal directly with the

person who can make the

decision.

14. Solve your own

problems whenever possible.

15. Learn to translate.

16. Learn what other people

in the organization are doing.

17. Get along with co-workers.

18.Protect the organization’s

reputation and privacy.

19. Let others win.

20. Learn timing.

21. Don’t lie.

22. Professional

Development

23. Get to know your peers.

24. Never assume other

people have your standards.

25. Use common sense in

applying these and all

business behavior rules to

your own situations.

Questions????