Who We Are

An educational service to answer your undergraduate questions, help prepare students for college, and help students stay in college.

Our Director

Dr. Suzanna Richter has spent 20 years working in higher education.

In her role as Assistant Dean of Student Affairs and Dean of New (now Roschel) College House at Franklin & Marshall College, she guided over 400 students from pre-orientation to graduation.

As an environmental scientist with a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Richter traveled the world and published articles in scientific journals. She also taught college courses for 15 years.

Her passion for advising college students and deep understanding of college life and academics inspired her to create College100.net - an educational service providing individualized college preparation and guidance to help students graduate.

Dr. Richter is currently an Academic Navigator at Cheyney University of Pennsylvania.

Dr. Richter has had the following responsibilities on college campuses:

Assistant Dean of Student Affairs (8 years)

New Student Orientation
Academic and Social Programming for Students
Student Academic Support Services
Academic Probation Recovery
Leave of Absence Coordinator (health, conduct, financial leaves and academic suspensions)
Student Housing Selection and Roommate Mediation
Residential Advisor Hiring, Training, and Supervision
Work-Study Supervisor
Student Leadership Development Facilitator
End-of-Year Abandoned Items Committee
Undergraduate Awards Selection
Campus Dean-on-Call (for after-hours and weekend emergencies)
Committee on Academic Status Chair (2 times) – committee determined exceptions to academic policies.

Adjunct Faculty Member (15 years)

Freshman Writing Professor
Environmental Science Professor
Undergraduate Research Advisor
Independent-Study Instructor
Spring Break Field Trip Guide

Academic Advisor (10 years)

Pre-Major and Major Advisor
Transfer Student Advisor

Conduct Officer (8 years)

Misconduct Process Advisor (conduct violations, plagiarism cases, Title IX advisor and hearing panelist)
College Investigations
Committee on Student Conduct Chair (2 times)

In Dr. Richter’s current role at Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, she mentors students from pre-orientation to graduation.

Some Media Coverage about Dr. Richter

F&M College Prep

Forbes Magazine

National Public Radio

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Our Summer/Fall 2022 Development Executive

In May 2022, Taylor Morgan earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Hofstra University in New York. Having just completed college, she took on College100.net's Development Executive position. In this role, she created content and provided feedback about information and materials shared with College100.net clients.

Additional Testimonials

Logan D.

I would like to thank Dr. Richter for not only being there when I had a question or concern, but also teaching with such an inspirational passion. Personally, coming from a town where very limited things were considered ‘cool,’ and I would be judged or called a name for caring about important things, I had a hard time accepting your passion, inspiration and motivation. Having said that, after I continued to talk with you, I felt a little bit of yourself and your ideas influencing my life. I now have more knowledge, care about things I didn’t before and have the courage to speak my mind. In more than a few subjects, I am constantly trying to expand my knowledge and become a better educated individual. Thank you so much! I would have been a lost cause without you! I can honestly say you are the nicest person, and having you as a role model is what drives me to be a better, kinder, and more approachable person each day.

Lauren F.

Dr. Richter is such a compassionate, wise mentor.

Susan S.

Your dedication and kindness were inspirational to me. I also am grateful for your problem-solving on many occasions!

Maria M.

I was enormously impressed by your personal caring, attentiveness, and creativity in thinking through problems. And then there was your patience–second to none! You brought calm and competence in every interaction.