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Title: Student Success Intern Department: Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (520000) Location: University of Michigan, Office of the Provost Unit Contact: Kaylee Weiland, kshelto@umich.edu Funding Type: Hourly Estimated FTE: 5-8 hours per week at $16.00/hour Supervisor: Kaylee Weiland, Administrative Partner Mission and Vision Statement - Office of the Provost The Provost’s Office mission statement focuses on today and what the organization continually does. Its vision statement focuses on tomorrow and what the organization wants to become. Mission: Advance and celebrate academic excellence, integrity, interdisciplinarity, and diversity through alignment of partnerships, policies and resources.Vision: To be the epicenter of support for our academic enterprise and an equitable, inclusive culture at the University of Michigan. Summary: The Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (OVPUE) at the University of Michigan partners with units across campus to promote student success and well-being, both inside and outside the classroom, by fostering a supportive and nurturing learning environment. OVPUE is looking to hire two (2) Student Success Interns to collaborate on a range of projects related to the campus-wide Student Success Initiative. Sample projects include student engagement planning, web development and maintenance, multimedia design, and event planning. Interns will have the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and skills while working on projects to transform the U-M student experience. Students are at the center of nearly everything we do, so let’s work together to achieve the greatest impact possible. If that sounds fun to you, we hope you will apply! Student Success Interns will report to the Assistant Vice Provost for Advising Strategy and Student Success and OVPUE’s Administrative Partner. Interns will regularly meet with the OVPUE team. Key Responsibilities: - Complete between 5 and 8 hours of work each week with a hybrid work schedule. Tuesdays and/or Wednesdays are encouraged in-person days
- Develop a student engagement plan that incorporates existing campus-wide and school/college-specific student government leaders
- Assist with web development and ongoing maintenance of two websites [WordPress]
- Create multimedia design graphics and assist with the production of Student Success Network's monthly newsletters
- Assist with event coordination and on-site assistance as schedules allow.
- Assist Advising Fellows with projects focused on advising communications, evaluation of advising services, and advisor training & development
- Participate in professional development opportunities to build your time management, communication, critical thinking, project management, and professional skills
Application: Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume as a single PDF. Cover letters should specifically address interest in the position and experiences that will help you succeed in the position. |
