Assistant Director of Admission
She/her/hers
Email: sworoncow@saintmarys.edu
Text: 574-485-0088
About Sara
Hi there, future Belles! My name is Sara Woroncow, and I am an Assistant Director here at Saint Mary’s College. I was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, but made the move to northern Indiana for this position. I became passionate about working at Saint Mary’s because I attended an all-female high school back home, and also graduated from a small, liberal arts college. I strongly believe in the effectiveness of combining a female learning environment with a liberal arts curriculum, and I am so fortunate that I was able to experience both throughout my education. Now it’s time to pass it along to future students! I am so excited to spread the mission of Saint Mary’s to women around the United States, and I can’t wait to be a resource for you. Our campus and community have so much to offer our students, and I can’t wait to hopefully welcome you to the Saint Mary’s family soon!
Getting to Know Sara
Favorite way to relax:
Take a nap.
Favorite sports team:
The Cincinnati Bengals! #WhoDey
Coolest place you have ever visited:
I’ve traveled around the world, but my absolute favorite place to go is Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. The coolest place I’ve visited outside of the United States is Cuba!
TV show you just can’t miss:
This Is Us, Grey’s Anatomy, and Fixer Upper
Your favorite thing about South Bend:
The food! I’m a foodie, so South Bend’s wide array of food options means I’ll never get bored. From Irish to Venezuelan, they have it all!
Your favorite thing about Saint Mary's:
How welcoming the community is. I was new to Saint Mary’s before this job, and I have felt comfortable, wanted, and welcomed since I first stepped foot on campus. Our students feel the same way! I love working on a campus where everyone says “hello” and “good morning”, and where everyone is so supportive of one another.
Sara's Admission Tip for Prospective Students
Ask questions and make a connection with your admission counselor! There is no such thing as a “dumb question”, and it is our job to answer them for you. Don’t be afraid to reach out to us. The application process can be scary and daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone - use your resources and ask for help when you need it.