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Meet Your Admissions Counselor
Get to know your admissions counselors at the University of Findlay!
A Personal Approach to Your College Search
Get to Know Your Admissions Counselor
Choosing a college is a big decision, and you don’t have to navigate it alone. Our Admissions Counselors are dedicated to making your journey to the University of Findlay personal, welcoming and easy to navigate. Getting to know your Admissions Counselor is a great first step in building a personal connection and having a familiar face to turn to throughout your college search. From your first questions about Findlay to submitting your application and preparing for your first day on campus, your Admissions Counselor is here to connect you with the resources, people and opportunities that can help you find your place at UF.
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Kevin Hernandez
Admissions Counselor – Undergraduate
Hometown: Taylor, MI
Get to know Kevin
Favorite thing about working at UF: The people! You’ll never find a frown on campus! Our students, staff, and faculty make this a wonderful place!
Best advice for future Oilers: Ask as many questions as you can! Take advantage of any opportunity to travel or experience something new!
Favorite place on campus: The Mazza Museum! It is such a unique part of our campus!
Fun fact about yourself: I played tennis and golf in college!
Liz Trevino
Admissions Counselor – Pharmacy
Hometown: Lima, OH
For help connecting with Liz, contact Admissions.
Get to know Liz
Favorite thing about working at UF: The STUDENTS!!!
Best advice for future Oilers: Join organizations, attend events, volunteer in the community, and participate in leadership opportunities.
Favorite place on campus: The atrium of the Watterson Center – It is the heart of campus where students connect, study, grab a bite to eat, attend events and build friendships outside the classroom.
Fun fact about yourself: Growing up I was a competitive ice skater
Amy Sager
Admissions Counselor – Undergraduate
Hometown: Santa Clarita, CA
Get to know Amy
Favorite thing about working at UF: College is such a big milestone in one’s life, and I am honored to be an influential part of recruiting our next generation of students and their choice to attend UF!
Best advice for future Oilers: Get involved – don’t be afraid to join student organizations and try new things as you never know where they may lead you!
Favorite place on campus: The James L. Child Jr. English Equestrian Complex
Fun fact about yourself: I teach the Pilates classes offered at the UF Rec Center!
Amanda Kosal
Admissions Counselor – Undergraduate
Hometown: Deckerville, MI
Get to know Amanda
Favorite thing about working at UF: Definitely the people – those I get to meet and work with as prospective students and my coworkers
Best advice for future Oilers: Ask the question. There is a lot of information that gets thrown at you the first week, and semester. I can guarantee if your thinking it someone else is as well.
Favorite place on campus: Cory Street Mall
Fun fact about yourself: I grew up and still do show and raise livestock all over the country with my family.
Megan Worstine
Admissions Counselor – Undergraduate
Hometown: Arlington, OH
Get to know Megan
Favorite thing about working at UF: The people. There is a genuine sense of community here, and I love being part of a team that is passionate about helping students find where they belong.
Best advice for future Oilers: Show up, ask the question, join the club, make the mistake, and stay curious. Nothing is lost when perspective is earned.
Favorite place on campus: The Alumni Memorial Union (AMU). It’s one of my favorite places to enjoy the energy of campus and having Jazzman’s Coffee just a few steps away is an added bonus.
Fun fact about yourself: I once flew to Japan for a concert. Totally worth it!
Kaylee Furge
Admissions Counselor – Undergraduate
Hometown: Hartland, MI
Get to know Kaylee
Favorite thing about working at UF: The connections to the campus community; no matter where I am on campus, there is always a familiar face.
Best advice for future Oilers: Try something new! We have 100+ student clubs and organizations—college is the perfect time to try new things and discover new passions.
Favorite place on campus: Powell-Grimm Theatre in the Egner Center for the Performing Arts.
Fun fact about yourself: I used to work on Mackinac Island over the summer as part of the Mackinac Island Governor’s Honor Guard.
Taylor Zimmerman
Admissions Counselor – Undergraduate
Hometown: Indian Lake, Ohio
Get to know Taylor
Favorite Thing About Working at UF: Working at UF feels like being part of a family. Everyone genuinely cares about one another, and you can feel that sense of community in every interaction.
Best Advice for Future Oilers: Get involved! With more than 100 clubs and organizations, there are countless opportunities to make lifelong friends, build your resume, and discover new interests. Also, find your favorite study spot and establish a routine that works for you. Everyone learns differently, so find what helps you succeed!
Favorite Place on Campus: Alumni Memorial Union (AMU)
Favorite Hobbies Outside of Work: Playing video games and golfing.
Favorite Food: Campus Pollyeyes
Fun Fact: I coached a high school esports team to the state level!
Why Should Students Reach Out to You? My passion is helping others achieve their dreams. I’m here to support you, answer your questions, and help you take the next step toward your future!
Kimberly Miller
Admissions Counselor – Graduate Health Professions
Hometown: Columbus, Ohio
Get to know Kimberly
Favorite Thing About Working at UF: I love the culture that we have and how friendly the people are
Best Advice for Future Oilers: Small schools have a lot to offer
Favorite Place on Campus: I love the Arch and the superstitions around it
Favorite Hobbies Outside of Work: Reading Stephen King books
Favorite Food: French Fries
Fun Fact: I love watching cooking shows but can burn water
Why Should Students Reach Out to You? I can help them with the complicated CAS application system and answer any questions they may have about our great health profession programs!
Minal Bista
Admissions Counselor – International and Graduate
Hometown: Kathmandu, Nepal
Get to know Minal
Favorite Thing About Working at UF: Definitely the people and students I get to work with, and the food at Mein Bowl!
Best Advice for Future Oilers: Get involved, try new things, and put yourself out there. The more you do, the more memories you’ll make along the way.
Favorite Place on Campus: Sunroom with couches by Jazzman’s Café in AMU
Favorite Hobbies Outside of Work: Racquet sports
Favorite Food: Momo
Fun Fact: Back in seventh grade, I got to be part of the honor guard welcoming the Prime Minister of Nepal as a Scout.
Why Should Students Reach Out to You: You don’t have to figure everything out on your own. I’m here to make the admissions process easier, answer your questions, and help you find your way. We’ll figure it out together!
Belinda Gewu
Admissions Counselor – MBA, MSESHM, MSASA, MSHI
Hometown: Sokpoe, Volta Region, Ghana
Get to know Belinda
Favorite Thing About Working at UF: People from this community genuinely care and want to see you succeed.
Best Advice for Future Oilers: You don’t have to do everything alone. Sometimes, the support you need is just one honest conversation away. Don’t be afraid to ask.
Favorite Place on Campus: The Watterson Center has so many great spots to choose from when you need a place to study!
Favorite Hobbies Outside of Work: Home decorating and cooking new recipes.
Favorite Food: Jollof rice
Fun Fact: I enjoy cooking, especially preparing Ghanaian dishes that remind me of home!
Why Should Students Reach Out to You? I’m here to make your journey to the University of Findlay as smooth as possible and help you feel confident and prepared as you take the next step toward your future. Please reach out to me for guidance, support, and answers to your questions throughout the college admissions process. I look forward to helping you achieve your academic goals!
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Contact Us
Have questions about your admissions? Need to contact an Admissions Counselor?
Feel free to reach out!
Email: admissions@findlay.edu
Phone: (419) 434-4732
Location: 950 N. Main St., Findlay, OH 45840