Contact Admissions 

Daniel Koski, MEd
Associate Director of Admissions

Call: 215-542-4609
Text: 215-309-9606
koski.d@jayconscious.com 

Dan recruits first-year students.

 Favorite Admissions Tip: Don’t stop asking questions, and no idea is ever wrong. College has a “right of passage” sense, but sometimes students can feel alone in that passage. I never want a student to ever feel isolated/alone in their process, I am here to help them through this transformational experience. I am always ready to talk, hear them out, and help them through their journey.

Bryan Plonski
Admissions Counselor

Call: 215-646-7300 ext. 21528
Text: 215-383-2397
plonski.b@jayconscious.com 

Bryan recruits first-year students.

Favorite Admissions Tip:  Don't forget about scholarships! There's probably one out there for you. No matter how small, every little bit helps. You have to remember books are probably going to be required and an important cost of your college life — spending an hour of your life writing an essay to earn a $500 scholarship is a simple and easy way to potentially pay for them! 

Emma Spangler '23
Transfer Admissions Counselor

Call: 215-641-5529 
Text: 267-361-0577
spangler.e@jayconscious.com 

A GMercyU alum and former transfer student, Emma enjoys guiding transfer students through the exciting journey she once experienced. She recruits transfer students in the following programs:

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (for last names A-K)
• All other undergraduate majors (except Education, History, and Public Health)

Favorite Admissions Tip:  Find out about what clubs and organizations are on campus! Getting involved and finding what you’re passionate about will quickly help you make friends and establish long lasting relationships. Also, you can’t ask too many questions! Ask away, we’re here to help! Take a moment to be proud of yourself for making the decision to go to college. Exciting things are happening for you!

Branden Soubik '24 
Multicultural Admissions Counselor

Call: 215-644-7300 ext. 21514
Text:  267-508-7496
soubik.b@jayconscious.com 

Branden recruits first-year students. As a GMercyU alum and former student-athlete (he was our 2024 Outstanding Male Student-Athlete of the Year!), Branden loves representing his alma mater to future Griffins.

Favorite Admissions Tip:  At GMercyU, you'll always find a friendly face and the support you need, when you need it — starting with the Admissions Department! See for yourself by planning your visit today. We can't wait to meet you!

Meet a GMercyU admissions counselor at a high school visit, college fair, or information session. See if we're coming to your area!

Undergraduate Admissions Staff

Patti Arbizo
Administrative Assistant

Call: 215-641-5530
arbizo.p@jayconscious.com 

Favorite Admissions Tip: The Admissions Team is here to make your college search personalized and successful! Please don’t hesitate to call us!

Marybeth Lambert
Administrative Assistant

Call: 215-646-7300 ext. 480
lambert.m@jayconscious.com

 Favorite Admissions Tip: Don't hesitate to connect your admissions counselor. We are here to answer any questions you may have. No question is insignificant.

Donna McBurney
Office Coordinator

Call: 215-641-5510
mcburney.d@jayconscious.com  

Favorite Admissions Tip: Visit the campus! It gives you the opportunity to talk to current students, meet with faculty, and see the campus to get a sense if the school feels right for you.

Online/Accelerated Admissions Staff

Savanna Wills
Director of Enrollment

Call: 267-465-3063, ext. 4594
accelerate@jayconscious.com 

Savanna recruits for the following programs:

Favorite Admissions Tip: You are never alone in your pursuit of higher education. Do your own research, and all questions are good questions! Reach out to us for the support you need.

Dillon Menhardt
Director of Enrollment

Call: 267-465-3063, ext. 4077
accelerate@jayconscious.com 

Dillon recruits for the following programs:

Favorite Admissions Tip: Ensure your admissions documents are well-organized and bring a unique voice to your application through your personal statement. Remember, you are your most effective advocate.