Jason Mogen

Jason Mogen has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Jason is currently the Director of Admission & Financial Aid Communication at the University of North Carolina Asheville, where they are responsible for developing and implementing communication strategies for enrollment management. Jason has also worked as an Associate Director of Scholarship Programs at the same university.

Before joining the University of North Carolina Asheville, Jason worked as an Application Reader at Girls Who Invest and the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation. Jason also served as the Associate Director of College Guidance at the University School of Milwaukee.

Jason's experience in the field of admissions and education extends to their time at Columbia University, where they held positions as an Assistant Director, Senior Admissions Officer, and Admissions Officer. In addition to their work in admissions, Jason has a passion for music and has managed the Columbia Summer Winds, overseeing logistics, fundraising, and marketing efforts.

Prior to their career in admissions, Jason gained experience in the non-profit sector as a Major Gifts Associate at Friends of the High Line. Jason also worked at the New York Philharmonic as a Development Assistant and as a Special Events & Volunteer Services Intern. Jason began their career as a Marketing Intern at Carnegie Hall.

Overall, Jason Mogen has a well-rounded background in admissions, education, non-profit, and music industries, with a strong focus on communication, strategy implementation, and relationship management.

Jason Mogen holds a Master of Arts degree in Higher Education/Higher Education Administration from Teachers College, Columbia University, which they obtained from 2017 to 2020. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion from Columbia University from 2008 to 2012. In 2021, they completed certificate programs in Financial Aid Process and FAFSA Line-by-Line from the Illinois Student Assistance Commission. Jason also received a Certificate in Orchestral Management from the League of American Orchestras in 2013.