Michigan Service Scholars

The Michigan Service Scholars Program [MSS] provides $400,000 annually in education awards state-wide to students attending Michigan Campus Compact [MCC] member campuses through a grant from The Michigan Community Service Commission and The Corporation for National and Community Service. Students willing to complete 300 hours of community service during one calendar year will receive a $1,175 AmeriCorps education award, to be used for qualified educational purposes. Community service hours can be completed during the academic year and/or over class breaks. To complete 300 hours during a regular academic year, students would need to average 9.5-10 hours of community service per week.

Eligibility

In order to enroll in the MSS program you must:

be a U.S. citizen
be at least 17 years of age
be enrolled at a Michigan Campus Compact
be able to provide photo identification
have a current/working e-mail address

Previous MSS Members:

Lawrence Tech's Office of Leadership Programs has been awarded positions for Michigan Service Scholars since fall 2009.

2010-2011
Katelyn Addy
Anna Spens

2011-2012
Christopher Barnes
Frances DePalma
Elijah Hartman
Elton Tate
Darcey Wilson

2012-2013
Hannah Chamberlain
Christina Milne
Kimberly Klieber
Tynisha McGee
Kristin Jordan
Yvonne Wiggins

How to Apply:

Applications will be available in the Fall.

For more information about the Michigan Service Scholars program contact:
Davey McConnell, Office of Leadership Programs
dmcconnel@ltu.edu or (248)-204-2416.