Madeline Minobe

Madeline Minobe currently serves as a College Success Coach at Purdue University Fort Wayne, where she plays a vital role in supporting student retention, persistence, and degree completion. Her expertise lies in developing and implementing targeted retention programs that address the unique needs of low-income, first-generation, and minority students. By designing high-impact initiatives such as orientation events, summer bridge programs, and awareness campaigns like 21st Century Scholars Day, Madeline helps facilitate smooth transitions into college life and fosters an inclusive campus environment. Her strategic approach combines data analysis and interpersonal skills to identify barriers to student success and craft personalized coaching plans that promote academic achievement and engagement.

In her role, Madeline leverages her background in digital design, social media communications, and marketing management to enhance outreach efforts and build strong relationships with students. Her proficiency in Adobe Lightroom and photography allows her to create compelling visual content that resonates with diverse student populations, while her SEO expertise ensures that program messaging reaches a broader audience. Madeline’s passion for storytelling and branding extends beyond her professional responsibilities, reflecting her commitment to fostering community and belonging within the university.

With a flexible approach and keen attention to detail, Madeline continuously seeks innovative ways to improve student support services and promote a campus culture of success. Her dedication to empowering students, combined with her skills in interpersonal communication and digital marketing, makes her an invaluable asset to Purdue Fort Wayne’s student success initiatives. Outside of her professional life, she remains an avid hockey fan and Minnesota enthusiast, often capturing the dynamic energy of sports through her photography.