3 in Trine’s Office of International Services move to new roles

Trine University has promoted two staff members within its Office of International Services (OIS), with a third transitioning to a new role.

Allison Kaboos has been promoted to director of practical training. She previously served as curricular practical training advisor.

In her new role, she will work with the growing number of international students seeking experience in their field of study during or upon completion of their degree.

“Allison's dedication, innovation, and performance have been evident throughout her time at Trine. Moreover, her efficiency and innovation has brought about transformative changes, ensuring accuracy and effectiveness in our operations,” said Hannah Ewing, executive director of international services and operations at Trine. “Her willingness to share knowledge and support others reflects her commitment to fostering a culture of growth and excellence within our organization.”

Srijana Sharma has been promoted to senior director of international admission. She previously served as director of international graduate admission.

“Srijana has been an indispensable member of the OIS team, and her contributions have been instrumental in our continued success and unprecedented growth in enrollment. Her dedication, expertise and willingness to help have been observed throughout her time here at Trine,” said Ewing. “Srijana's unparalleled knowledge in her role, coupled with her willingness to go above and beyond to support her colleagues, make her truly stand out. She consistently demonstrates leadership qualities, innovative thinking and a collaborative spirit that enriches the success of OIS.”

Cassie Duran will transition to the role of assistant director of international student services, focusing exclusively on undergraduate students at Trine’s Angola campus. She previously served as assistant director of international services.

“Cassie's dedication and passion for our Angola campus international students has been evident from day one,” Ewing said. “Cassie's advocacy and support have made a significant impact, ensuring that our students feel valued and supported every step of the way. I truly couldn't think of a better fit for this role, and I have full confidence in Cassie's ability to excel in her new position.”