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Student Housing Asst
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Job ID 74568
Job Funding Source Work-Study, Non-Work-Study
Employer Public Health, School of
Category Professional/Administrative
Job Description

The Future Public Health Leaders Program (FPHLP) is a CDC-funded program designed to encourage underrepresented college students to consider careers in public health. The program is a 10-week residential summer program that runs from May 26 through August 1, 2026. FPHLP incorporates a multi-prong curriculum that integrates real-world field experience and seminars and workshops designed to introduce students to public health careers. 

FPHLP is seeking two full-time residential life leaders to plan and supervise residential life activities during the week and on weekends for approximately Thirty (30) undergraduate students. The Residential Life Leader will be responsible for defined activities in the morning, afternoon, and weekends. FPHLP is looking for a highly organized individual who is able to interact with a diverse group of people. The selected candidate must be able to exercise good judgment and have strong interpersonal skills. An orientation/training session is mandatory for the position. The position is from May 18 through August 7, 2026. 

The Residential Life leader is expected to live full-time in the Residential Hall with the students: stipend plus room and partial board. Please email a cover letter and resume to: michiganfphlp@umich.edu

 

Compensation 

Estimated Start date: May 18, 2026

End date: August 7, 2026

Paid: 20 hours per week  for 12 $17-20  (paid out every 2 weeks) 

Contact Information: Please email a cover letter and resume to: michiganfphlp@umich.edu

 
Educational Value

This role provides the opportunity to understand how administrative functions support our summer program. Students gain exposure to project coordination, communication with diverse stakeholders, and the use of data and documentation in decision-making. The experience promotes professional growth and a deeper appreciation for the role of administrative efficiency in advancing organizational missions. Our main goal will be teamwork. 

 

Responsibilities 

 

Responsibilities will include assisting with administrative tasks for the program and fulfilling any duties associated with interacting with the FPHLP students, including the following: 

Programmatic 

 Distribute and collect the vehicle keys. 

 Coordinate student transportation to public health sites and other activities for the students.

 Plan and facilitate evening and weekend activities for the FPHLP students. 

 Participate in in-person weekly meetings with key program staff. 

 Spend field trips, including Saturday events, with the students and assist with program and student logistics. 

 Helping out with certain sessions during the weekdays, like the closing ceremony and other activities 

Community and Student Development 

 Work cooperatively with students to ensure an inclusive and welcoming environment. 

 Build connections with FPHLP students. 

 Act as the liaison between the FPHLP team and UM Housing to ensure a safe and healthy living environment. 

 Serve as a local resource for students in the Residence Hall. 

 Participate in on-call duty rotation to support FPHLP students. 

 Demonstrate consistent availability and accessibility to FPHLP students during the program. This includes meeting with and building connections among residents on a regular basis.

Assess and respond to the needs of residents through community engagement, connecting

Job Requirements

Required Qualifications 

Completion of at least three years at an undergraduate institution. 

Experience with conflict resolution and negotiation. 

Ability to work as part of a team and capacity to exercise independent judgment. 

Desired qualifications: 

- Experience with supervision and leadership, strongly desired 

- Graduate student preferred 

- Experience as a Residential Advisor 

- Familiarity with diversity issues in higher education and the challenges faced by underrepresented populations is highly desired 

 

 

Compensation 

Estimated Start date: May 18, 2026

End date: August 7, 2026

Paid: 20 hours per week  for 12 $17-20  (paid out every 2 weeks) 

Contact Information: Please email a cover letter and resume to: michiganfphlp@umich.edu

 
Hourly Rate $17.00/hour to $20.00/hour
Hours 15.0 to 20.0 hours per week
Time Frame Spring/Summer
Start Date Monday, May 18, 2026
End Date Friday, August 7, 2026
Primary Contact Hallie G Williams
Primary Contact's Email halliew@umich.edu
Supervisor Hallie Williams
Work Location 1415 Washington Hts,
Phone Phone 734-763-8688
Fax N/A