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What is SI's Alternative Spring Break?

    

The Alternative Spring Break is to place interested and motivated graduate students, during the week of Spring Break, in professional work environments in the public sector where they can...

  • provide a service to an organization, institution, or community
  • gain practical job experience
  • develop leadership skills as information professionals
  • learn new skills
  • create professional partnerships
  • pursue their fields of interest

Students receive no course credit for this experience, but the School of Information, along with alumni and corporate donors, supports their travel and lodging costs.

ASB Pre-Event Meetings

ASB Interest Meeting

  

Tuesday, January 15, 2008, 12:00 - 1:00 pm, 412 WH

If you did not attend the Fall 2007 Interest Meeting or are at 2008 Winter Admit and have questions or would like to learn more about the ASB program, please plan to attend and register on iTrack.

Mandatory ASB Pre-Departure Meetings

  

Tuesday, February 12, 2008, 3:00 - 4:00pm, 311 WH

Thursday, February 14, 2008, 12:00 - 1:00pm, 311 WH

Please register to attend one of these MANDATORY SESSIONS on iTrack if you plan to participate in SI-ASB 2008.

ASB Committees

Fundraising Committee

 2008
  • Alina Johnson
  • Cat Oyler
  • Emiko Hastings
  • Jennifer Balaco
  • Julie Judkins
  • Katherine Goodwin
  • Lauren Plews
  • Marc Levitt
  • Lisa Wheeler
  • Jasper Zhe Liu
  • Lisa Wright
  • Mouly Kumaraswamy
  • Nathan Tomlanovich
  • Sherri Brown
  • Wenbo Wang
  • Yung-Ju Chang
  • Gaurav Anand

Website Communication Committee

 2008
  • Elaine Engstrom
  • Julie Judkins
  • Nik Rozaidi Rashid
  • Jasper Zhe Liu
  • Tao Dong
  • Jackie Cerretani

The SI Alternative Spring Break is open to graduate students of the University of Michigan's School of Information. Undergraduates looking for Alternative Spring Break opportunities should look into the University of Michigan Alternative Spring Break program administered by U-M's Ginsberg Center.