Members

Since 1952, ACPA-Michigan (ACPA-MI) has been Michigan’s comprehensive professional development organization for college student educators. ACPA-MI provides a forum for networking, professional development, and research and publishing opportunities for professionals working in higher education. Members come from a wide array of student and academic affairs functions, and from institutions all over the state of Michigan.

Learn more at mi.myacpa.org.

The Michigan Academic Advising Association (MIACADA) is an organization of professionals from colleges and universities concerned with the intellectual, personal, and career or vocational advising needs of students within the State of Michigan. MIACADA was founded to foster the personal and professional development of its members by promoting quality academic advising in the state. It is a forum for discussion, debate, and the exchange of ideas regarding academic advising and related areas of higher education.

Learn more at miacada.org.

The Michigan Association for College Admission Counseling (MACAC) was founded in 1970 and is an affiliate of the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC). It is an organization averaging 1,100 professionals from across the state and region serving students as they make choices about pursuing post-secondary education. MACAC effectively brings together secondary school counselors, college admission and financial aid officers, enrollment managers, independent counselors, and organizations engaged in guiding students through the secondary-to-higher-education transition process.

Learn more at macac.org.

The Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (MACRAO) is a nonprofit association of institutions of higher education. MACRAO provides opportunities for the exchange of information, networking, and professional development concerning issues of common interest in the areas of registration, record keeping, admissions, recruitment and enrollment management. Founded in 1921, MACRAO is entering its 105th year of continuous service to students, staff, and faculty of Michigan's colleges and universities.

Learn more at macrao.org.

The Michigan Career Development Association (MichCDA) is the go-to professional organization for career development practitioners. MichCDA supports the career development field through professional growth, education, member engagement and leadership opportunities. 

Learn more at michcda.org.

The Michigan College Access Program Personnel ​(MI-CAPP) brings together persons who have an active interest in and/or are professionally involved in broadening accessibility to and providing support for success in formal, post-secondary education.

MICAPP is the Michigan chapter of the Educational Opportunity Association (EOA). It is one of eight chapters in EOA. The eight chapters are Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin and MO-Kan-NE (Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska). 

Learn more at micapp.org.

The Michigan Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (MiCEP) began in 2014 as a grassroots cadre of concurrent enrollment practitioners and advocates from across Michigan meeting to discuss best practices, opportunities, and challenges.

The purpose of this organization is to support concurrent enrollment programs through the advocacy of quality initiatives that promote student access and completion, program development, professional development, communication, and high-quality standards.

Learn more at nacep.org/micep.

The Michigan Student Financial Aid Association (MSFAA), founded in 1967, is a state organization that brings together postsecondary schools and other public and private organizations involved with providing financial aid for students.

The mission of the association is to enhance student financial aid awareness, to promote student access to postsecondary education and to provide professional development opportunities for its members.

Learn more at msfaa.wildapricot.org.