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The Michigan Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (MI-HERC) is a consortium of 27 colleges and universities in Michigan working collaboratively to promote higher education in Michigan and to attract and retain talented and diverse faculty, staff, and executives to its member institutions. It is a part of the National HERC network.

About Michigan HERC

MI-HERC was established in 2007 and has a current membership of 27 institutions. Membership is open to any accredited institution of higher education in Michigan. MI-HERC maintains a website featuring a searchable databaseof all faculty, staff, and executive job openings at each of its member institutions, including a dual-career couple search option. It is one of eleven regional HERCs in the US, consisting of over 450 campuses in 19 states.

Member Institutions

The Michigan HERC has 27 institutions of higher educations as members:

Alma College;
Central Michigan University; College for Creative Studies; Cornerstone University; Davenport University; Delta College; Eastern Michigan University; Ferris State University; Grand Rapids Community College; Grand Valley State University; Henry Ford Community College; Kalamazoo College; Michigan State University; Mott Community College; Oakland Community College; Oakland University; Saginaw Valley State University; Siena Heights University; University of Detroit Mercy; University of Michigan Ann Arbor; University of Michigan Dearborn; University of Michigan Flint; Washtenaw Community College; Wayne County Community College District; Wayne State University; West Shore Community College; Western Michigan University

References

Ryssdal, Kai. Studying ways to help 2-career couples. American Public Media. June 18, 2007.

Schiebinger, Londa, Andrea Davis Henderson and Shannon K. Gilmartin. Dual Career Couples: What Universities Need to Know. Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research, Stanford University. 2008.

American Academy of University Professors. Recommendations on Partner Accommodation and Dual Career Appointments. 2010

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