Scott Molander, President | Dickinson State University
Scott Molander, President | Dickinson State University
Dickinson State University has named Hunter Flynn as its new director of admissions. Flynn, who began working as assistant director of admissions in November 2024, is an alumnus of the university and expressed enthusiasm about taking on this leadership role.
Flynn plans to improve the efficiency of the Admissions Office and focus recruitment efforts through classroom visits, social media engagement, and digital advertising. He emphasized outreach to students in Dickinson and southwest North Dakota, aiming to make DSU a top choice for local students.
He noted that DSU has opportunities for growth even as many colleges across the country are experiencing declines in enrollment. Flynn said he will lead admissions with a focus on innovation and adaptability.
“It’s an honor to step into the role of director of admissions at Dickinson State University,” said Flynn. “I’m excited to lead our admissions team as we build meaningful connections with students and families and showcase the incredible opportunities Dickinson State has to offer. DSU has had a profound impact on me as a student, an alum, and as a staff member and I am proud to be recruiting the next generation of Blue Hawks!"
Flynn now oversees a team that includes admissions counselors Meagan Fox, Makayla Grijalva, and Hayden Wempen. The office has also added two new positions: a digital media specialist responsible for content creation aimed at prospective students across various platforms, and an early university coordinator/admissions evaluator tasked with improving application processing times and building relationships with area high schools.
“Dickinson State University is excited about the new direction of the Admissions Office,” said DSU President Scott Molander. “I am confident that Hunter will bring strong leadership and a clear vision to this role, and I look forward to the continued growth and success of our enrollment efforts under his guidance.”
The university stated it remains committed to innovation, accessibility, and providing students with a personalized college experience.