Overview
MCAC Adviser Jobs in Jackson, Michigan, USA at University Of Michigan
To apply, please submit a cover letter (no longer than two pages, double-spaced) that answers the following questions:
Why are you interested in working as a college adviser with the Michigan College Advising Corps?
What skills or experiences would make you an effective college adviser?
How do you believe this experience will benefit you personally and professionally?
Out of the schools listed on our website, do you have a preference for where you would like to work? If we cannot accommodate your preference, would you be open to another location?
Please email Corbin Palmer at corbinp with any questions about this role.
Please note:
If your anticipated graduation date is after May 2025 (e.g., August 2025), please apply using the student employment website where you will find a duplicate posting.
Job Summary
The Center for Educational Outreach is seeking college advisers to work with students and families across Michigan. If you are passionate about promoting equal access toeducationand believe in the power of community, we want to hear from you. We are specifically seeking recent graduates for this role. The College Adviser will be based at one of the following schools:
Flint Southwestern Classical Academy, Flint
Jackson High School, Jackson
More schools to be announced in the near future
This program aims to inspire students to explore highereducationopportunities, guide them through university admissions and financial aid processes, and support them in pursuing a college orcareer pathafter graduation. Advisers are required to live near their assigned school and are expected to be present on-site at the designated high school during regular school hours (40 hours a week).
Advisers will also need to be able to transport themselves to Ann Arbor for monthly in-person training.
This position will run from mid-July 2025 to June 30, 2026.Upon completion of the first year, advisers may have the option to extend their commitment for one additional school year, subject to the discretion of the Michigan College Access Corps (MCAC) program.
This is an Ameri Corps position. Advisers will receive:
A $31,200 annual stipend.
An Ameri CorpsEducationAward is awarded upon successful completion of the service term. (Amount to be announced soon)
Responsibilities*
Develop a comprehensive college timeline for each student, including deadlines for admissions and financial aid.
Help students complete and submit admissions, financial aid (FAFSA), and scholarship applications.
Host regular workshops for students and their families to discuss topics such as the college planning timeline, the importance of post-secondaryeducation, financial aid, and other opportunities.
Establish productive working relationships with principals, counselors, teachers, and other staff in the assigned high school.
Work with local community groups or organizations to connect students and families with relevant services, programs, and supports.
Assess the needs of the assigned school and work with the MCAC program director and school personnel to adapt programming to meet these needs.
Perform regular data collection for analysis and evaluation by the adviser and program staff.
Seek advice from the on-site supervisor at the assigned high school to support the long-termsustainabilityof the program.
Participate in weekly staff meetings andprofessional developmentsessions throughout the year, some …
Title: MCAC Adviser
Company: University Of Michigan
Location: Jackson, Michigan, USA
Category: Education / Teaching, Non-Profit & Social Impact
