Enrollment and Student Development

Vice President Holloway's head shot.

Welcome to the Division of Enrollment and Student Development at Framingham State University. Members of our division are often the first people our students meet through our Admissions outreach programs and informational campus tours, and we continue to help students during their university experience and afterwards in their careers with our co-curricular opportunities and support systems which help foster student growth. From admission to campus clubs, from leadership opportunities to career advice, our staff is dedicated to supporting the University’s academic mission by providing services that focus on student wellness, enrichment, and engagement. Please visit the various office websites to find out more information about life at Framingham State. Then plan a visit. We would love to share our campus family with you.

Best Wishes,

Lorretta M. Holloway, Ph.D.

Division Spotlights

Activities Spotlight
Vice President Holloway and her administrative assistant shoot off a t-shirt canon at Bowditch field.
T-Shirt Cannon

Homecoming 2017

VP of Enrollment and Student Development Lorretta Holloway and her assistant fire off the university's t-shirt cannon for its debut at the 2017 Homecoming game.

Club Spotlight
Members of the club MISS posing with VP Holloway at a conference table in the President's conference room.
M.I.S.S. (Motivation. Intersectionality. Sisterhood. Solidarity.)

M.I.S.S. VP Luisiana Castillo, Officer at Large Mariah Farris, Treasurer Tanajia Jordan, and President Amari Veale with VP of E&SD Lorretta Holloway

"We focus on sisterhood and empowerment of different women from different backgrounds... Our sisterhood goes beyond Framingham State."

Admissions Spotlight
Masters of Education graduate students, coordinators and Vice President Holloway pose in a classroom.
Hanyang University

Seoul, South Korea

VP of Enrollment and Student Development Lorretta Holloway visits FSU Master of Education students concentrating in Teaching English as a Second Language at Hanyang University in Seoul, South Korea.