Career
Noll Sorg began her professional career at her alma mater,Baldwin Wallace University,where she worked as an admission counselor. [3] She subsequently held administrative positions at the University of Akron and Barnard College. [1] From 2013 to 2017,she served as the director of admission and deputy chief enrollment officer at Ursuline College. [6]
Following her work on university campuses,Noll Sorg joined the College Board,working in its BigFuture division. [1] As the director of recruitment and enrollment success management,she consulted with more than 1,500 colleges and universities. [7]
In 2023,Noll Sorg was appointed vice president for enrollment management at John Carroll University. [5] She was promoted to vice president for enrollment and marketing in 2024. [5] In this expanded role,she was responsible for admissions,student enrollment and financial services,enrollment operations,enrollment communications,and all university marketing. [6] Her appointment to the position was part of a leadership reorganization at the university that coincided with the departure of Ryan Daly to serve as president of the foundation for Corewell Health East. [6]
During her tenure as a vice president,Noll Sorg oversaw the university's largest increase in first-year enrollment of the century. [1] Her initiatives contributed to a 43 percent increase in out-of-state student enrollment beginning in 2023. [5] She secured $7 million in philanthropic funding for the university's "Go National" strategy and helped drive the development of "Onward," a career-readiness program scheduled to launch in late 2026. [1] [5]
In December 2025,John Carroll University announced Noll Sorg would become its 27th president,succeeding the retiring Alan Miciak. [1] When her presidency begins on June 1,2026,she will be the first woman and the third layperson to hold the office in the university's 139-year history. [1] Upon assuming the role,she is also set to join the board of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities. [1]
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