A admission counselor's job is split between the office and travel. The counselor participates in a variety of college and career fairs throughout the school year as part of a recruitment team. He also visits schools in an assigned territory. During school visits, the counselor meets with prospective students and their parents.
Bill Copeland (poet) Bill Copeland was an American poet, writer and historian. He was born at the Emory University Hospital in 1946. He was raised in Dekalb County, Georgia and lived above his fathers country store. During the 1970s Copeland earned his master's degree in rehabilitation counseling from the University of Georgia.
More quietly, Mr. Copeland established the Alvin C. Copeland Endowed Chair of Franchising at Louisiana State University. He also underwrote Christmas gifts for 1,000 needy children each year. Mr. Copeland is survived by his sons, Alvin Jr., Christopher, Alex, Chandler and Chaz; his daughters, Bonnie Copeland, Alisha Copeland, Charlotte Womac and Cassidy Copeland; and 13 grandchildren. Mr. Copelandâs dispute with Ms. Rice involved his opening a restaurant in a former car dealership, a site from which her most popular vampire, Lestat, had disappeared.