DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRSu Director of Counseling and Psychological Services

~WELCOME MESSAGE FROM CHANCELLOR SUSAN E. BORREGO: Thank you for your interest in joining University of Michigan-Flint family. Here at UM-Fiint, you will find we put students first; where student success is central to our mission.

Expert faculty members are deeply committed to educating students, recognizing that each person learns in a unique way. Our committed and talented staff act as the engine that moves us forward and supports our strategic goals.

Diverse perspectives thrive on our campus, as dialogue and debate are encouraged and celebrated.

Because a truly complete education occurs both inside and outside the classroom, UM-Fiint combines the rigors of a University of Michigan education with unique experiential learning opportunities available in our great city, through civic engagement, and research.

Education is a powerful driver of people, communities, and economies. UM-Fiint is located in the heart of the great city of Flint, Michigan. We collaborate with community partners to find common goals and common ground to address the challenges we face. Flint and the surrounding area are proof of what is possible when people join forces to create a bright future for all, and UM-Fiint is proud to be part of that ongoing effort.

I hope the information you find in these pages will help you learn more about what makes UM-Fiint- and the city we call home- such a special place. I hope you see, hear, and experience the same sense of promise that I felt when I first stepped on campus in 2014.

I'd love to welcome you to the UM-Fiint family, and, together, we can say "Go Blue!"

~t.~~ Susan E. Borrego Chancellor

ABOUT UM-FLINT The University of Michigan-Flint serves just under 8,000 learners studying in one of our five colleges and schools- our College of Arts and Sciences, School of Management, College of Health Sciences, School of Education and Human Services, and School of

Nursing. UM-Fiint offers degrees in over 100 programs, including 37 graduate programs.

The institution offers a strong mix of liberal arts and sciences, education, business, and health-related professional programs. This combination of high quality liberal arts and professional and graduate programs in an urban institution is unique and shapes the institution's culture and opportunities.

The university is advancing its mission in implementing a strategic plan that emphasizes modest enrollment growth, improving student success and retention, the building of resources to sup port our growth, and increased engagement of students and faculty in experiential learning, research, and interdisciplinary programs.

Our student body profile supports our reputation as one of the premier regional comprehensive universities in the Midwest, with a makeup that is diverse and inclusive of learning at any age:

91.6% STUDENTS 25 OR OLDER

42.18% INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

OF OUR STUDENTS ARE FROM MICHIGAN (32.97% Undergrad)

TRADITIONALLY UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY GROUPS

20%

MANY OF OUR STUDENTS ARE FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS;

MANY MORE ARE RAISING FAMILIES

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Guided by a strategic plan, Blue Ribbon Commission report for Academic Affairs, and supported by the combined energy and

enthusiasm of its faculty, students, community, and leadership, the university has undergone a metamorphosis.

The Flint campus is located about 60 miles from Ann Arbor and its sister campus in Dearborn. In response to urging by a broad base of community supporters, the campus was established in 1956 as the Flint College of the University of Michigan, a two-year upper-division institution intended to provide a high quality, low cost liberal education to local students. It expanded gradually to take on a larger role, becoming a four-year regional campus in 1965. Being part of the University of Michigan was at the heart of the campus' identity at the time of its founding, and continues to be so today.

Under the direction of Chancellor Susan E. Borrego, the available space on campus has grown over 25% since 2014. In that time, UM-Fiint has taken ownership of the Riverfront Residence Hall and Banquet Center, which added over 500 available beds in addition to those in the First Street Residence Hall. The addition of University Tower will provide much needed space for administrative units and a new home for our Department of Public Safety. And our newest project, the $39 million addition to the Murchie Science Building, will provide state-of-the-art laboratories, student learning commons, and new faculty space to help deal with the 58% increase in STEM students in the last decade.

*Data as of Fall 2017

WHY UM-FLINT? ~ The campus is an integral part of the University of Michigan, a world class public university.

~ The campus is positioned for growth. The University has experienced recent growth in enrollment, programs offered, and markets served. Facilities and resources are in place to support further growth.

~ The Victors for Michigan-Flint began in 2015 with a goal of raising $40 million. By the campaign's 2018 close, we raised over

$52 million, showing the support we receive from our alumni and friends in the community.

~ The connections to and partnerships with the community are strong. There are numerous examples of programs and activities involving students, faculty, and staff with the Flint community.

~ A diverse student body that enriches the classroom environment and campus life in general. There is a widespread and

genuine belief that a mix of traditional and non-traditional students produces a vibrant and exciting educational experience.

~ Carnegie classifies the university as Masters-Large, and in 2010 the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools reaffirmed accreditation for ten years.

~ Graduate programs are growing and graduate students successfully compete with graduate students from Big Ten universities.

~ Expectations for faculty include a blend of teaching excellence and scholarly and creative work. as well as service.

~ The campus' Student Veterans Resources Center assists active duty service members, veterans, National Guard, reserve, spouses, and dependents with their educational needs from admission through graduation and our population of veterans has substantially increased over the years.

~ As a comprehensive regional campus of the University of Michigan, UM-Fiint is part of a strong tradition of excellence in basic and applied research. With access to additional resources and expertise from the Ann Arbor and Dearborn campuses, UM-Fiint has the resources to scale projects to fit all needs.

~ The university utilizes several delivery modes for offering its academic and non-credit programs including face-to-face, completely online, and blended courses including those with weekend residencies as well as dual enrollment programs with program offerings on site at several of our neighboring school districts.

~ The University of Michigan-Flint is recognized as the leader in early childhood education in the state of Michigan, hosting the state's first-ever Early Childhood Policy Summit in April 2018.

~ UM-Fiint has partnered with area high schools and school districts to create innovative dual enrollment opportunities. Both the Early College and DEEP initiative (Dual Enrollment Education Partnership) offer high school students the chance to experience college and earn college credits.

~ UM-Fiint has entered into over 80 articulation agreements with Michigan community colleges which would allow a student to

apply credits earned in specific programs toward a UM-Fiint Bachelor Degree, many of which can be completed entirely online.

DISCOVER FLINT The city of Flint is in the midst of a transformation. Known for decades for our role in the auto industry, "Vehicle City" is experiencing a rebirth as a hub of education and culture within mid-Michigan.

Yes, the city has faced its share of crisis. But this community takes great pride in its reputation for attracting, cultivating, and ecognizing "doers"- resilient individuals who aren't afraid to take initiative and make the world a better place.

For a city of its size, Flint has a robust and vibrant cultural community, with many attractions, restaurants, and museums to keep you busy during your evenings and weekends. Here's a sampling of what you'll find in Flint:

~ Applewood Estate ~ Flint Public Library

~ Buick Automotive Gallery ~ Flint Symphony Orchestra

~ Crossroads Village & Huckleberry Railroad ~ Flint Youth Theatre

~ Flint Children's Museum ~ Genesee County Parks

~ Flint Cultural Center ~ Longway Planetarium

~ Flint Farmers' Market ~ Sloan Museum

~ Flint Institute of Arts ~ The Whiting

~ Flint Institute of Music ~ Whaley House Museum

Flint is also host to festivals and events that draw crowds from all across the Midwest, such as the Crim Festival of Races and Back to the Bricks car cruise. And don't forget great local events such as Artwalk, Flint Alley Fest, music festivals, food truck round-ups, and Flint Art Fair. More events come about from great local organizations such as Edible Flint, Flint Handmade, Flint Public Art Project, the Greater Flint Creative Alliance, and many other great programs.

We're also conveniently located about an hour from Ann Arbor, Lansing, and Detroit, MI. That means access to even more restaurants, theaters, and nightlife. And, for you sports fans, a short trip to see and cheer on your Wolverines!

RAN KINGS AND POINTS OF PRIDE

NUMBER OF STUDENTS

7,836

2017 FIRST-TIME STUDENTS

AVERAGEGPA

3.40 AVERAGE SAT

1078

NUMBER OF DEGREES GRANTED 2017 (GRADUATE & UNDERGRADUATE)

1,785

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13:1

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

5 COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS

207 AREAS OF STUDY

37 GRADUATE PROGRAMS 6 Doctoral and PhD programs

NUMBER OF MERIT SCHOLARS

405 Our Merit Scholars with at least a 3.25 GPA

can receive up to $7,000 toward tuition

QUALITY EDUCATION, INNOVATIVE DELIVERY

18.6% OF STUDENTS TAKING CLASSES ENTIRELY ONLINE

2017 U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT RAN KINGS • Ranked #56 for online graduate nursing programs • Recognized for online graduate education programs • Recognized for online bachelor degree programs

*Data as ofFa/12017

RAN KINGS AND POINTS OF PRIDE

3rd MOST AFFORDABLE among public universities in Michigan

LOWEST ON-CAMPUS HOUSING COSTS among Michigan's public universities

715 BEDS AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS

TUITION INCREASE RATES OVER 10 YEARS $450 INCREASE 2016-2017; AVERAGE INCREASE OVER THE LAST 10 YEARS: $408

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• Lower Division Upper Division

2017-2018

$11,334 $11,478

OF ALL AID ELIGIBLE UM-FLINT STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID

$72,180,125 IN FINANCIAL AID DISTRIBUTED IN 2016-'17

39% OF OUR STUDENTS RECEIVE PELL GRANTS

PARTNER WITH COMMUNITY COLLEGES

84 ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS WITH COMMUNITY COLLEGES • 17 agreements for Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree • 12 agreements for Bachelor of Applied Science • 13 agreements for Bachelor of Business Administration

*Data as ofFa/1 2017

RAN KINGS AND POINTS OF PRIDE

79% CAREER OUTCOME RATE* Percentage of known graduates reported as employed, engaged in voluntary service program, serving in the military, or continuing education. *First Destination Survey; Summer 2016- Winter 2017 Graduates.

GOLD LEVEL UM-Fiint received the highest designation from

the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency.

2018 U.S. NEWS 8c WORLD REPORT RANKINGS • Best in the Midwest (9th consecutive year) • Top public schools (Midwest) • Best colleges (overall)

COMMUNITY IMPACT OF UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-FLINT

$64 MILLION INSTITUTIONAL SPEND ON GENESEE COUNTY through UM-Fiint's commitment to creating opportunity for our students & our community

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PRINCETON REVIEW RANKINGS • UM-Fiint named a Best Midwestern university • UM-Fiint School of Management named a Best

Business School in the Midwest

45,000 ALUMNI

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OF OUR ALUMNI LIVE AND WORK IN MICHIGAN

19% OF OUR ALUMNI LIVE OUTSIDE OF MICHIGAN

1% OF OUR ALUMNI LIVE OUTSIDE OF THE U.S.

*Data as ofFa/12017

UNIVERSITY VISION The University of Michigan-Flint is currently developing an implementation plan as part of the Strategic Planning process that began in 2017. It will include a set of strategic initiatives to help the university realize the five high-level priorities adopted in May 2017:

A Distinctive Identity that Builds Campus Pride The University of Michigan-Flint will develop and promote a distinctive identity that unites and inspires faculty, staff, students, and alumni-energizing a proud UM-Fiint campus community that celebrates diversity and supports everyone in achieving their full potential.

Excellent Education and Scholarship Across the Institution The University of Michigan-Flint will embody U-M academic excellence by increasing support for original research, scholarship, and creative endeavors that advance knowledge and improve the quality of life for all, while also providing the highest quality of teaching, enhancing research opportunities for students, and investing in faculty and staff development.

A Student-Centered Culture Focused on Retention and Success The University of Michigan-Flint will foster a student-centered culture that is committed, first and foremost, to the success and achievement of students-understanding students' individual needs and goals, preparing them to succeed academically, and collaborating across departments to empower, support, and retain them throughout their college experience and through graduation.

Recruitment through High-Quality Programs and Campus Life The University of Michigan-Flint will be the first-choice destination for students, staff, and faculty by offering a vibrant campus community and high-quality, flexibly-delivered programs that respond to student, employer, and community needs-preparing students to make an impact and achieve their educational, career, and life goals.

A Vital Partnership with an Engaged Community The University of Michigan-Flint will embrace its location in Flint by engaging in an active, reciprocal relationship with the city, the region, and beyond, partnering to create opportunities for student learning and academic research that has value for communities locally and around the world.

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The Director of Counseling & Psychological Services is responsible providing vision, strategic planning, and assessment for the center to advance the university mission. The Director will oversee counseling services and ensure the delivery of high quality mental health care for all students. In addition, the Director will evaluate and treat university students with psychological and psychiatric conditions and complete psychological and psychoeducation assessments. Through staff supervision and case management, the Director ensures ethical, legal and policy issues related to providing mental health services. The Director will administer center protocols and procedures and maintain awareness of current research and best practices in university counseling centers and follow protocols established by the American Psychological Association. The Director will be expected to collaborate with other departments and facilitate partnerships to ensure the provision of adequate mental health services that support student development. Furthermore, the Director will provide and coordinate consultation, education, training, prevention and outreach services to faculty, staff, and students on developmental, mental health concerns, crisis intervention, harm-reduction and healthy/wellness development issues. The Director represents the department through service on University and student committees. The University of Michigan-Flint affirms its commitment to being an engaged, culturally inclusive campus. As we seek to embody the rich diversity of the human community, we commit ourselves to the full participation of persons who represent the breadth of human difference. The university encourages candidates from historically underrepresented groups to apply and we are seeking candidates from a diverse background to lead the department during a transformative time. The University of Michigan-Flint is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

To view the full position posting, visit: http://careers.umich.edu/job_detail/160880/director_of_counseling_and_psychological_services

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