Jenesha Schem Email & Phone Number

United States

Lake Villa, Illinois, United States

United States

Responsible for the development, coordination, and oversight of programs contributing to student success (e.g., academic convocation, the graduate assistant interview process, and various cross-Divisional committees)Assists with the development and implementation of various internal and external marketing initiatives and publications, including the inaugural SAEM development campaignProvides oversight for and coordination of the Divisional committee structure and websiteCo-supervises full-time professional who is charged with the professional development and operational initiatives within the DivisionConducts research and creates professional correspondence including program reports, briefs, proposals, documentation, inclusive of technical, statistical, demographic, confidential, and financial information Drafts, edits, and aids in the publication and distribution of speeches, presentations, and articles on behalf of the Vice PresidentAuthors and coordinates the dissemination of public and/or employee relations materials, press releases, and internal communicationsServes as the media relations liaison for the DivisionAids in providing responsive support and advocacy for students by contributing to the campus Crisis Response Team and responding to student-related issues as necessaryFosters cross-campus collaboration by serving as a member of the MAP-Works Campus Advisory Board

Primary responsibilities included: developmental advisement, academic/social support, and intervention for undergraduate students pursuing degrees in elementary education Maintained awareness and knowledge of campus resources and services and making appropriate referrals when necessaryActively engaged in orientation, recruitment, and retention efforts (e.g., by facilitating group and individual orientation sessions for incoming and prospective students and families, working collaboratively with students on academic probation, etc.)Built partnerships with education students residing on campus in the College of Education living-learning community (T.E.A.C.H. House) by serving in the role of Faculty Adviser for fall of 2010 Fostered cross-campus collaboration by serving as a member of the MAP-Works Campus Advisory Board Assisted in the creation of advising syllabus, mission statement, and handbook for College of Education studentsCreated and distributed an electronic e-newsletter on a bi-monthly basis and oversaw the Departmental Facebook page

Responsible for the direct supervision of 39 Peer Mentors (graduate and undergraduate academic Resident Assistants) and three Senior Peer Mentors (SPMs) across three sides of campus Assists in the coordination of Faculty-in-Residence (FIR), Faculty Partner (FP), and Faculty Associate (FA) programsCo-monitors the in-hall Special Interest Area (SIA) programming and initiatives and serve as Facilitator for the Women In Science & Engineering (WISE) Stakeholder Committee Oversees the Making Achievement Possible (MAP) online first year transition survey and created the intervention process utilized by Resident Directors and paraprofessional staff in following-up with students who complete the surveyProvides oversight for the Learning Resource Centers (one per side of campus), maintains the Tutee Database, and supervises 12 in-house tutors who are intentionally partnered with on-campus residents seeking academic assistance

Office of Residence Life and New Student Programs, Miami University Served as a resident director and academic adviser to 214 female and male residents Provided appropriate challenge / support for graduate level Assistant First Year Adviser and 8 undergraduate RAsServed as the chief financial adviser to Hall Council and oversaw expenses for an annual hall budget of $3,500Maintained appropriate, positive relationships with the area Housing Manager and Housekeeping staffCreated and implemented a community development model surrounding the living learning community of Health Enhancement

Fort Gratiot, Michigan, United States

M.S., College Student Affairs

Ed.D., Adult And Higher Education

Ba, Sociology, English, Psychology

Master Of Arts - Ma, Early Childhood Education And Teaching