University Career Center

Kathleen assists employers with their campus recruiting plans. She manages the on-campus interviewing process to coordinate with participation in fairs, information sessions and other campus activities.  She also provides support to employers using our online recruiting system, Handshake.

Kerin is the Director of The Career Center. She provides leadership to the office and works with the staff to continually seek out interesting ways of providing career assistance to UM students, who share similarities, yet have also cultivated many diverse interests.

Joelle loves helping students articulate their skills, values, and interests as related to their future careers and passions. She provides 1:1 career counseling and advising to undergraduate and graduate students, and coordinates and presents a variety of workshops, programs, and events.

As the Senior Associate Director, Terri spends her time facilitating for today and planning for tomorrow. She believes in the power of possibilities, unfettered thinking and an open mind. She feels it is an absolute privilege to work with The Career Center’s talented staff and encourages you to put their expertise to work for you.

At the University Career Center, Mariella leads pre-med, pre-health, and pre-law services and supervises the UM Reference Letter Service.  She is the Health Track manager and particularly enjoys coaching UM students through their application efforts via the Med App Canvas site.  Mariella is also the Law Track manager and serves as the industry contact for organizations recruiting for healthcare and law-related (undergraduate) positions.

Angelicia is probably the first person you will see when you enter the University Career Center as she manages the Information Desk. You will also see her at one of the many fairs that the office coordinates. She enjoys meeting new and familiar faces as they stop in the office for an appointment or just to say hello. She is always ready to connect you with one of the advisors in the office.

Ariana is a senior studying Sociology and minoring in Community Action and Social Change (CASC). She is really passionate about working with kids. Ariana spent the past three summers working at summer camps with kids from around the world. She is interested in pursuing a MSW at the University. Besides working with kids, Ariana love going home to Chicago and seeing her puppy, Bella.

André Fisher was born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica. He moved to Kalamazoo, Michigan in the Fall of 2011. In Fall 2016, André transferred to the University of Michigan. He currently double-majors in Economics and International Studies, with intentions to pursue a career in public health policy. He is a member of the Student Advisory Group on Engagement, and is a student collaborator on a number of research initiatives at the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation.

Lauren is a senior from Northville, MI, currently pursuing a degree in Economics with a minor in Law, Justice and Social Change. On campus, Lauren is an Undergraduate Sociology Research Assistant, former Vice President of her sorority, and she participates in K-grams, Relay for Life, and The Detroit Partnership. Lauren’s background includes two summer internships in D.C. and work with the Jake & Johnny Club, an organization that raises funds for juvenile diabetes and childhood leukemia research.

Maren is a junior doubling majoring in Communications and Psychology at the University of Michigan. She plans to attend grad school for Industrial/Organizational Psychology and hopes to become and Organizational Psychologist and work with companies within their human resources division. On campus, Maren has been a research assistant for the Emotion and Self-Control Lab for the psychology department and a Student Advisor for the University Career Center.

Kevin is a Junior from East Lansing, MI, studying Public Policy through the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy. He has minors in Urban Studies and Writing through the College of LSA. In addition to his work with PSIP, Kevin is on the Board of the Detroit Partnership, the UMPD Oversight Board, and writes for Michigan in Color, a section of the Michigan Daily. He worked in DC during the summer of 2017, and intends to return to pursue a career in Urban Government Policy in Washington.