University Career Center

Amanda is passionate about supporting and empowering students. Through her role as a career coach, she works with students to help them explore their passions and interests, while providing guidance along their journey of professional development. Amanda also coordinates workshops and programs, often collaborating with different University departments and student organizations across campus. Amanda values diversity, equity, and inclusion, is a strong advocate for social justice, and works hard to honor the potential and uniqueness of each student she supports.

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 coaching to undergraduate and graduate students, and coordinates and presents a variety of workshops, programs, and events.

Lynn Halton is a proud alum of the Public Service Intern Program (PSIP), which just celebrated its 50^th year of internships in DC.  Her 2 PSIP internships were at the United Nations’ International Labor Office and the AAUP, where she planned their summer conference.  Since graduating from U-M in Political Science and BGSU in Higher Education Student Affairs, Lynn has taught and coordinated cooperative education programs at Henry Ford College, worked in Career Services at UM-Dearborn, and returned to the a2 campus with the Center for Educational Outreach.

Andree works with employers to help them recruit U-M students. This includes cultivating and maintaining relationships with recruiting organizations in varied industries and developing relationships between students and employer organizations. She also provides career guidance to students with a master’s degree or PhD who are interested in exploring opportunities outside academia.

At the University Career Center, Mariella leads pre-med, pre-health, and pre-law services.  She is an active member of the Central and National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions and has served on numerous national boards, committees and task forces, including multiple terms on the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS) Advisory Committee and the National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions Board of Directors.  She is a recipient of the CAAHP Fr. Joseph L.

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.

Camille is a junior in the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy. After traveling around the country with theatre, she became passionate about affecting people’s lives through policy and social justice work. She is originally from Columbus, Ohio, and has two younger siblings. She serves as the Communications Director of a political organization and is involved in Central Student Government and theatre on campus.

Eddie is a senior from Mequon, Wisconsin pursuing a BBA through the Ross School of Business. On-campus, he is involved in the Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity as well as the MECC Consulting Group. He was also previously involved with the Michigan Community Scholars Program for his freshman and sophomore years. Edward has previous experience interning abroad in Shanghai, China and has worked in several different fields including accounting, consulting, and finance. He hopes to be able to travel abroad again sometime in the near future.

Brigid is a senior majoring in Economics and minoring in Applied Statistics. She was a member of the Public Service Intern Program's 2017 cohort, and this is her second year serving as a PSIP Student Coordinator. In addition to PSIP, Brigid has been involved in global health clubs, health economics and education research, and tutoring in the greater Ann Arbor community. After graduating, she plans to return to Washington, DC to pursue her career. 

Dina is a Senior pursuing a major in Earth & Environmental Science. She is from the WindyCity of Chicago, Illinois, and is a POSSE Scholar here at Michigan. This past summer, Dina interned with the Democratic National Committee here in Detroit, Michigan, working to register & educate voters about voters rights. She also volunteered with the United States Geological Survey, to conduct a research experiment analyzing micro-plastic levels in larval fish from the Great Lakes region. On campus, you can find her at the UCC Information Desk or studying in the stacks! 

Razeen was born and raised in Canton, Michigan. In Fall of 2016, Razeen became a student at the University of Michigan. He is currently a senior pursuing his BBA with a minor in Moral and Political Philosophy with intentions to pursue a career in law after his experience in consulting. He is a Senior Advisor at 180 Degrees Consulting, Co-Founder of Arete, an organization that teaches Philosophy in Prisons, and Director of Finance at Detroit Partnership. Outside of Michigan, Razeen sits on the board for several local non-profits.

Yasmeen is a Communications major at the University of Michigan. She plans on using her major to become a Broadcast Journalist and use her future platform to advocate for people of color. After graduating high school, she first began her college journey at the University of Michigan- Flint, in Fall 2016. In Fall 2018, Yasmeen transferred to University of Michigan and currently participates in WOLV-TV. Also, she is a passionate writer for The Michigan Daily and enjoys writing pieces regarding people of color.