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THE SUPPORT

YOU NEED

TO SUCCEED

email ssc@mi.edu tollfree 323.462.1384 web mi.edu/student-support-center

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INTRODUCTION

The Student Support Center (SSC) helps students maximize the benefits of

their educational and social experience at Musicians Institute, while providing the

professional development strategies needed to pursue careers in the music and

entertainment industry. By creating a supportive environment to facilitate the goals of

each student, the SSC is dedicated to ensuring the best opportunities for success in

the real world upon graduation and beyond.

Through one-on-one scheduled appointments, group workshops, tutoring sessions

and a variety of additional resources, SSC counselors can provide assistance to

current students and alumni in the areas listed on the following page.

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lastupdated 07.22.2015 page 3 STUDENT AFFAIRS CAREER DEVELOPMENT ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT INTERNSHIP PLACEMENT AND ASSISTANCE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AFFAIRS HOUSING ADDITIONAL SERVICES Personal Counseling Health & Wellness Tutor Scheduling

Academic Appeals & Changes Professional Development Career Mentors

Career Workshops General Affiliations and Discounts to Career Events Social Media Management Network Events and the Alumni Pass

Audition Training Internship Companies

Visa-Related Assistance & Adjustment Counseling

Apartment Vacancy Listing Service Roommate Referral Service and Housing Meetings

Student Housing Guide Shuttle Service/Transportation Community Resources Student Workers Lockers pg. 4 pg. 5 pg. 6 pg. 6 pg. 8 pg. 7 pg. 8

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The Student Affairs office offers a multitude of services and strategies to help students overcome any challenges they may face during their time at MI. These services include:

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Personal Counseling

Assistance in resolving personal difficulties or adjusting to campus life. Students can meet with a counselor one-on-one, and all conversations are confidential.

Tutor Scheduling

Scheduling free, one-on-one tutor sessions to help students keep up with academic course work.

Health & Wellness

Information on nearby medical clinics, doctors, and hospitals for students’ physical and mental health needs. Free yoga/meditation classes open to all students.

Academic Appeals & Changes

Assistance with certain academic-related processes like final grade appeals, incompletes, course load adjustments, formal complaints, or changes of enrollment status, such as a withdrawal or leave of absence.

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT

SSC staff provides information, resources and networking opportunities to help students create and meet personal career goals. Counselors provide individual, one-on-one attention or group sessions during scheduled appointments that can cover résumés, cover letters, EPK’s (Electronic Press Kits), personal web-page development and mock interview services.

Career Mentors

Students can meet with industry experts on specific topics. These mentors guide students through the challenges of meeting their own unique career goals. Bookings are done through the MI Portal at http://mobile.mi.edu.

General Affiliations and Discounts to Career Events

Students are encouraged to attend career related events with MI’s discounted and seasonal rates. Past events and affiliations include: NAMM Show, ASCAP I Create Music Expo, TAXI Road Rally, Grammy U, California Copyright Conference, and more.

Professional Development

A variety of services are offered to help implement job search strategies, get industry exposure and develop promotional materials. This includes assistance with MI’s talent and job networking website: http://connects.mi.edu/

Career Workshops

Career-related workshops are held every quarter to bolster a student’s understanding of the music and entertainment industries.

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ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT

The services of the SSC continue to be available after students graduate from their MI program. Alumni can stay connected to MI and the music industry through clinics, educational events and networking opportunities. Graduates also have the opportunity to make appointments with SSC team members.

INTERNSHIP PLACEMENT & ASSISTANCE

The Internship Program provides first-hand experience in the music industry through internship positions in music-related companies for Audio Engineering and Common Course students. Music Business students are required to complete an internship for their major’s requirement in their second quarter.

Social Media Management

Alumni can receive instruction on the best practices and current trends in using various social media platforms for branding, marketing and promotion.

Network Events and the Alumni Pass

Alumni are invited to special Alumni-only networking events. Alumni also have access to the school during specific times in the quarter.

Audition Training

Students & alumni learn the techniques of preparing for auditions to ensure the best chance of getting hired through Audition Workshops and Mock Auditions.

Internship Companies

Internship companies can include publishers, recording studios, marketing firms, post-production facilities, artist managers, music libraries, record labels, PR firms, booking agencies, and more.

MI provides no guarantee regarding the future availability of internships at specific companies or in specific positions. Placement is subject to availability and student qualifications.

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HOUSING

MI is dedicated to assisting students who are seeking housing that is safe, comfortable, convenient and affordable.

Apartment Vacancy Listing Service

Students have daily access to vacancy listings for areas adjacent to MI (Hollywood, West Hollywood and Hollywood Hills).

Student Housing Guide

This informative MI Housing Guide includes valuable information about settling in and getting around Los Angeles, and includes guidelines for dealing with landlords, rental agreements, hostels, hotels, and tips for maintaining a budget. The Housing Guide also has a current list of apartment managers and home-stay companies that have worked with MI students in the past.

Roommate Referral Service and Housing Meetings

MI students and graduates have exclusive access to MI’s Roommate Referral list. Housing meetings, which provide an opportunity to meet potential roommates in-person, are conducted daily during each two-week quarterly break.

Shuttle Service/Transportation

We provide a free shuttle service within a two-mile radius from the school to your home. Shuttle hours of operation are Monday - Friday 5:00pm - 2:00am and Saturday - Sunday 10:00pm - 1:00am.

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ADDITIONAL SERVICES

In addition, SSC team members can provide assistance in the following areas:

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AFFAIRS

Our International Student advisors can counsel students in regards to Student Visas, I-20’s, F-1 extensions, Transfers, OPT work permits, and other student visa related topics. Culture shock and adjustment counseling is also available for those students having difficulties adjusting to a new environment.

Community Resources

Discount tickets for entertainment events & attractions are available, as well as public transportation maps.

• Transportation Inquiries • LAX Welcome Booking Service

• Ticket Sales

• Campus Map & Parking

Student Workers

Opportunities are available for on-campus employment and federal work-study placement*.

*Federal Work Study is only available to those whose Financial Aid Packet enables them to receive it.

Lockers

Lockers are available on campus, and students can sign up in the SSC. All lockers must be shared between two students, so come with the person you’ll be sharing a locker with and the lock you’ll be using.

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CONTACT STUDENT SUPPORT CENTER

STUDENT AFFAIRS SUPERVISOR

Elliott Maude | maudee@mi.edu | 323.860.4346

STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNSELOR

Hilde Meffert | hildem@mi.edu | 323.860.1185

CAREER DEVELOPMENT COORDINATORS

Freddy Cupen-Ames | freddyc@mi.edu | 323.860.1132 Lena Tufenkjian | tufenkjianl@mi.edu | 323.860.1139

email ssc@mi.edu tollfree 323.462.1384 hours M-F 8:30am - 6:30pm locatedPassage West, First Floor web mi.edu/student-support-center

ALUMNI COORDINATOR

Megan Doheny | megand@mi.edu | 323.337.1062 Ext.392

INTERNSHIP COORDINATOR

Carolann Mota | motac@mi.edu | 323.860.1112

HOUSING ASSOCIATE

Rossana Brassea | rossanab@mi.edu | 323.860.1108

DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AFFAIRS

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