Campus visits

About Campus Visits

CEO offers immersive campus visit experiences for diverse K-12 students in the state of Michigan.

CEO Campus Visits are right for your group if:

  • You want to INFORM students about college processes in exciting and encouraging ways to build a sense of belonging.
  • You want to ENGAGE students in empowering discussions and interactive activities about college.
  • You want to INSPIRE students to dream big as they plan the next steps of their educational journey.

CEO Campus Visits are offered on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays during the academic year. These visits occur between 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM (a typical visit is about three hours long). 

Request a Visit

See below for more information regarding eligibility and the opportunities available to students during CEO Campus Visits.  

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For more information, contact:

Dyrel Johnson

Senior Program Manager
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Tiffany Hackett

Program Manager

UMich's Center for Educational Outreach hosts South Redford Eagle Scholars Program at Trotter Multicultural Center on 1-31-2020
Students working on a personal finance training
UMich's Center for Educational Outreach hosts South Redford Eagle Scholars Program at Trotter Multicultural Center on 1-31-2020
Center for Educational Outreach's College Day Middle School Program on UMich Campus--7-31-2019
UMich's Center for Educational Outreach hosts South Redford Eagle Scholars Program at Trotter Multicultural Center on 1-31-2020
College Day 2019 in the Detroit Center on July 10th conducted by Dyrel Johnson of UMich's Center for Educational Outreach
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UMich's Center for Educational Outreach hosts South Redford Eagle Scholars Program at Trotter Multicultural Center on 1-31-2020
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Center for Educational Outreach's College Day Middle School Program on UMich Campus--7-31-2019
UMich's Center for Educational Outreach hosts South Redford Eagle Scholars Program at Trotter Multicultural Center on 1-31-2020
PAL of Detroit visits Center for Educational Outreach on UMich campus--11-29-2018
Students holding U-M admissions booklets at the Detroit Center
College Day 2019 in the Detroit Center on July 10th conducted by Dyrel Johnson of UMich's Center for Educational Outreach
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What Happens During A CEO Campus Visit?

Below are opportunities for engagement that CEO can support and/or facilitate. These are customizable experiences that can be tailored to fit the needs and interests of your students. Experiences can be facilitated virtually or in-person when visiting the U-M campus.

The YBiC presentation explores the college search process, how to prepare for college, the admissions process and financial aid. This engaging presentation empowers students to think critically about their postsecondary goals and learn from current college students about how to navigate the path towards postsecondary education.

The A-MAIZE-ING Race is an opportunity for students to explore U-M’s central campus. In teams, students will visit important spaces on campus and learn how student activism and social justice play a role in the campus culture and history. Students will also learn of valuable resources available to them at U-M while they race for the finish, complete exciting challenges and take awesome photos. This tour is lots of fun and sure to leave students feeling excited about the prospect of college life! 

CEO can assist with coordinating on campus and virtual student experiences, including museum visits and other cultural events at the University of Michigan.

Students can virtually explore the U-M campus and learn about student success services, multicultural student spaces, student activism through the ages at U-M and more! This interactive virtual tour is a great opportunity for students to learn about the history of U-M and the resources available to them on campus.

Your Group Qualifies For A CEO Campus Visit if:

  • Your group is composed of K-12 students (30-60 students, with one chaperone per ten students)
  • Your end goal is to cultivate a college-going culture and academic achievement
  • Your school has limited resources (i.e., 50% or more students are on free/reduced lunch) OR a community-based organization promoting college access and success
  • You are submitting your inquiry at least 3 weeks in advance prior to your requested visit date
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