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Serwach has over eight years of experience at the University of Michigan overseeing state media relations and aiding various departments. He also served as the Executive Director of Institutional Advancement at Orchard Lake Schools and has consulted for several educational organizations. Serwach holds a Master's degree in Higher Education Administration from the University of Michigan and a BA in Journalism and History from Michigan State University.
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- 1. Serwach: Education Experience ❖ University of Michigan (eight years on staff). Oversaw State Media Relations (arranging meetings and preparing briefings for President Mary Sue Coleman), aided Development and other units. Was one of the founders of University Research Corridor alliance of U-M, Michigan State Universty and Wayne State University. ❖ Orchard Lake Schools: Executive Director, Institutional Advancement, donor and consultant. ❖ Board member: Michigan Connections Academy and Michigan Fusion Academy (online charter schools), U-M Provost’s Student Budget Advisory Committee, MSU Journalism School Centenniual Committee, Friends of Polish Art Scholarship Committee. ❖ Consultant on projects for Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, Lapeer Public Schools, Forest Hills Public Schools, National Heritage Academies, the Michigan Colleges Foundation, Sacred Heart Major Seminary and University Liggett Schools. ❖ Academic Papers, talks: https://cee-umich.academia.edu/JosephSerwach ❖ Master’s in Higher Education Administration from the University of Michigan. BA is Journalism and History from Michigan State University.