Martin University
Joellen Glomb Hollingsworth currently serves as the University Registrar at Martin University, overseeing the Office of the Registrar and managing academic records and student registration. Previous experience includes roles at Lincoln Tech as a Supervisory Registrar and Financial Aid Advisor, where responsibilities encompassed student records management and financial aid guidance. At the American College of Education, Joellen held the position of Senior Associate Registrar, providing support for a significant student population. Prior roles also include Certified Financial Aid Analyst and instructional development positions at Harrison College, where efforts focused on online course management and student registration processes. Joellen holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management and an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Administrative Assistant from Harrison College.
Martin University
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Rev. Fr. Boniface Hardin, O.S.B. and Sister Jane Schilling founded Martin University in 1977. Martin University’s original mission to serve low-income, minority, and adult learners has not changed, although students from all backgrounds have always been welcomed. While the majority of our students are over the age of 25, we are continually enrolling a growing number of younger students. In 1977, Martin University was created, in the midst of the inner city barriers to academic success, to offer opportunities for ordinary and disenfranchised persons to change their destinies through education. The University is recognized as an institution that offers access and opportunities to persons who have been discounted, discouraged, and disregarded in the educational attainment process. Martin University is a distinctive institution that is future-oriented, interconnected, and learning-centered. The University is a non-denominational, private, liberal arts institution with over 1,500 alumni. Martin University serves students, with experienced faculty and staff employed to meet student needs. It offers 13 undergraduate degrees and 2 graduate degree programs. A majority of its students are African American, female, and over the age of 25. Approximately 90% of the students attending Martin University receive financial aid. The University plays a unique role in the Indianapolis community. Many graduates have gone on to become distinguish leaders. Some outstanding graduates include a Deputy Mayor for the City of Indianapolis, Administrator for the Pike Township Fire Department, Marion County Sheriff, Marion County Chaplain, McDonald's Franchise Owner, Pastor of a 16,000 member church, clergymen, social workers, daycare workers and owners, police officers, and published authors.