<p>Hello! I was hoping some of you could help me out with this. I visited a Georgetown/Duke/Harvard/U. Penn information night tonight, and it was <i>extremely</i> informative. It was a great experience that allowed me to see a bit of a different side of the college admissions process that I hadn't considered before and also cleared up many of the aspects of the college ordeal that I was fuzzy on (and nervous about!). I can't say that I feel more comfortable with my chances of being accepting come autumn or anything like that, but I do feel more prepared to apply.</p>
<p>The problem is this: I wanted to send of a quick letter to the woman I spoke with tonight from Georgetown to thank her for her time (I tend to do that after these nights, not to set myself apart but to just make my name slightly easier to recognize on my application). However, my inclination has never been for names: she mentioned her name several times, and I'm just at a loss for what her it is. I know she has a tie with Undergraduate Admissions for Georgetown, obviously, and also that she is the person who reads Georgetown Undergraduate applications for Central and Southern New Jersey. I also know (from frantically searching for a list of names of the people that spoke tonight, of course! :P) that the title of the woman that accompanied her from the University of Pennsylvania is "Regional Director" but, beyond that, I really know nothing.</p>
<p>PLEASE help, as this is very, very important to me. I appreciate any guidance you may provide!</p>