Kerrville, Texas – August 11 – Schreiner University has appointed Dr. Fred “Trey” Wetendorf as its new Director of Admissions. With more than 25 years of experience in enrollment management, student success, and community engagement, Dr. Wetendorf will lead Schreiner’s student recruitment and outreach efforts in alignment with the University’s Schreiner 2030 Strategic Plan.

Dr. Wetendorf has served in multiple leadership roles at Schreiner, including Director of the Title V Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant, Adjunct Faculty in Freshman Studies, and Resident Director of Pecan Grove Apartments. His career also includes senior admissions and enrollment positions at Trinity School of Midland, Odessa College, The University of Texas Permian Basin, and Midland College.

“We are pleased to have a seasoned college admissions professional like Trey guide our student recruitment and enrollment efforts,” said Alan Liebrecht, Vice President for Enrollment Management. “His connections on campus and in the community will be essential as we continue to broaden our outreach efforts and share the Schreiner story to a growing number of prospective students and their families.”

Dr. Wetendorf holds an Ed.D. and M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration from Texas Tech University and a B.S. in Psychology from Texas Christian University. He is active in TACAC, NACAC, the Kerrville Rotary Club, and serves on the Schreiner University Cultural Initiatives Board. He is also an advisory board member at the Kroc Center Salvation Army in Kerrville.

About Schreiner University
Founded in 1923, Schreiner University is a private, Presbyterian institution located in Kerrville, Texas, in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Known for its personalized education, diverse academic offerings, and close-knit community, Schreiner provides students with opportunities to explore meaningful work, global perspectives, and purposeful lives. With a focus on the whole student—mind, body, spirit, and character—Schreiner fosters academic achievement, leadership, and lifelong learning. Learn more at www.schreiner.edu.