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M ARY K EYES , MA /CDF

(989) 413-9426 keyesm@msu.edu


Demonstrated success in higher education and student affairs activities, including: Co-facilitating
300-level undergraduate course, developing student schedules, one-on-one academic advising
appointments, facilitating group advising sessions, writing student personnel department orientation
materials, developing team building programs, and generating management reports.
Extensive background in HR generalist affairs, including: Experience in employee recruitment and
retention, staff development, benefits and compensation, HR records management, HR policies
development, minority inclusion, and employment law.

MSU EDUCATIONAL & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SKILLS


Employment Law Payroll Reconciliation & Reports Organizational Leadership &
FMLA/ADA/EEO Account Reconciliation & Reports Development
Staff Recruitment & Pre / Post Award Grant Support Budget Development &
Retention Training & Development Maintenance
Employee Relations Sustainability Education Change Management
Employee Development Freelance Resume Writing Accounts Payable
EBS Proficient: Kuali & SAP CATS Initiator Event Coordination
Student Information System Degree Navigator Registrars Office Online
(SIS) CLIFMS Forms
Camtasia Registrars Office Instructors Menu ANGEL / D2L
Online Course Development Website Development & Maintenance Blog Development &
Syllabus Development (Weebly, Contribute, Dreamweaver) Maintenance
Workshop Development StrengthsFinder 2.0
Teaching Experience (EAD
Permaculture and Sustainability
315: Student Career Development Facilitation
Education
Leadership Training;
Spring 2014; Hybrid
Course)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Michigan State University
Curriculum Assistant I (MSU College of Human Medicine, Flint Campus), 2017 Present
Provide support to the Public Health and Leadership in Medicine for the Underserved Certificate Directors;
supports implementation of the certificate program including maintaining educational materials and
compiling information to produce required reports; assist with developing policies and procedures for the
certificate program; initiate and process travel authorizations and reimbursements; assist with budget
development and monitor accounts for the certificate program; assist with recruiting students and
maintaining student records; support the curricular needs of the certificate program including design,
update, and maintain Desire2Learn system for program community and courses; helps organize
community projects for students; assist in organizing social and educational events for program students,
and assist in maintaining an active program presence on selected social media sites.
Secretary II (MSU Neuroscience Program), 2012 2017
Provide undergraduate administrative support to the Undergraduate Program Director, Dr. Laura
Symonds, during the launch of MSUs new undergraduate major in Neuroscience; research answers to
administrator and student questions; communicate policy and procedure information to students; provide
overrides and enrollments into NEU courses; advise students regarding course planning and scheduling.
Key Results:
Review student requests for overrides, verify pre-requisites by accessing student ESAF records,
communicate override request determination (e.g. denied, approved, under review, etc.), provide
necessary overrides, and enroll students in NEU core courses.
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (CONTINUED)


Advise neuroscience undergraduate majors regarding course planning, scheduling, programs, and
obtaining overrides.
Utilize the RO Online Forms Menu, SIS, and MSU Schedule of Courses to answer student
questions and assist with course planning and scheduling.
Construct a one-page curriculum guide, sample course path, and brochure for departmental use
in recruitment, AOP, Marathon of Majors, and general program information to prospective
students.
Provide online instructional support to the NEU 301 and NEU 302 D2L course sites, including
setting up and maintaining the course gradebook, entering grades, adding additional instructors,
and developing an extra credit informational scavenger hunt to familiarize students with the
undergraduate neuroscience major and website.
Administrative Assistant II (MSU Honors College), 2011 - 2012
Worked with senior management to recruit top students for prestigious national and international
scholarship competitions; created online and electronic scholarship student documentation and information
databases; maintained the scholarship winners database for senior level administrators.
Key Results:
Played a key role in ensuring the successful launch of NIFS website. Developed and maintained
online data collection forms and databases, content maintenance, and foundation information
accuracy.
Maintained social media sites and utilized them for advertising, recruiting potential scholarship
applicants, press release distribution, and other communication purposes.
Coordinated information sessions, selection / review committee meetings, and scholarship
competition interviews for each scholarship. Developed, edited, and maintained scholarship
information, selection / review committee itineraries, interview itineraries, and results
communication for each scholarship.
Accounting Clerk II (MSU Sociology Department), 2007 2011
Assisted Sociology administrators with the financial and human resource management of the department;
reconciled all department accounts, encumbered revenue and expenses using MSU specific finance and
human resource software; recruited, interviewed, trained, and terminated student and on-call applicants;
processed and reconciled payroll for faculty, staff, temporary, on-call, and student employees; updated
and maintained the Sociology website; and acted as faculty, staff, and customer liaison as needed.
Key Results:
Assisted Sociology Chairperson with year-end budget meetings and budget adjustments, staff
supervision and development, and the day-to-day functions of the department during the absence
of an Office Supervisor II (04/2008 07/2008; 05/2009 09/2009).
Trained and oriented new student employees regarding MSU financial and human resource policies
and procedures. At the point of separation, I provided each student employee with a
model resume complete with education, work experience, and accomplishments to take with
Volunteered lunch hours to train a co-worker, whose position was being eliminated, on using MS
PowerPoint, MS Publisher, MS Excel, and other MSU specific computer programs to increase her
eligibility for union placement on campus.
Accounting Clerk II (MSU Epidemiology Department), 2006 2007
Assisted Epidemiology faculty and administrators with pre- and post-award administration of NIH, NSF,
state, local, and foundation grants and contracts; direct supervisor to all Epidemiology student employees;
assisted international faculty, post-doc fellows, research assistants, and employees obtain proper VISA
status to conduct work in the United States and at Michigan State University; processed payroll for all
Epidemiology hourly employees via MSU specific electronic payroll processing program; and acted as faculty,
staff, student, and customer liaison as needed.
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (CONTINUED)


Office Assistant II (MSU Payroll Division), 2004 2006
Assisted senior payroll administrators with the efficient processing of payroll for thousands of academic
faculty, full-time staff, part-time staff, on-call staff, temporary staff, student employees, graduate assistants,
and international employees; assessed international student eligibility for tax treaties and processed
paperwork when a tax treaty was applicable to the student; assisted in the design and development of MSUs
first electronic time submission program; and regularly acted as faculty, staff, student, and customer liaison.
Accounting Clerk I (MSUCOM Administrative Services Office), 2002 2004
Assisted senior accountant with the administration of college-wide practice plan accounts; adopted
responsibility for reconciliation of all contract and grant accounts for the college; prepared payroll timesheets
for submission to University Payroll and audited submissions for accuracy; adopted responsibility for
tracking human resource documents; and regularly acted as relief for the receptionist.

EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS


MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY East Lansing, MI
Master of Arts (MA) in Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education, 2015
Additional Graduate Certificate(s):
Teaching and Learning in Postsecondary Education, 2015
Online Teaching and Learning, 2015
Graduate Experience(s):
PhD Career Services Field Experience, 2014 2015
Career Development Facilitator Training, 2015
HALE Ambassador 2013, 2014, & 2015
EAD 315: Student Leadership Training, Co-Facilitator Spring 2014
MSU Graduate Student Leadership Academy Graduate, Alpha Class 2014
Graduate Advisory Board Member, 2014
LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE Lansing, MI
Certificate of Achievement (CA) in Post-Bachelor Paralegal Studies, 2007
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY East Lansing, MI
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Human Resource Management, 2002
Honors, Awards, and Activities:
Phi Kappa Phi - 2015
HonorSociety.org - 2015
Golden Key International Honour Society - 2014
Clerical - Technical Recognition Award Nominee - 2014
MSU Graduate Academic Conference (GAC) Poster Presenter 2014
MSU Spartan Advocate 2014
Mildred B. Erickson Fellowship Award Recipient Fall 2013; Spring 2014; & Spring 2015
Arthur W. Chickering Scholarship Award Recipient 2013
American Association of Adult and Continuing Education (AAACE) Poster Session Presenter 2013
Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP) Next Bright Idea Finalist 2012

Professional Development:
Completed Career Development Facilitator Training via the National Career Development Association.
Brainstorm and create informational materials for PhD students looking for work outside of academia.
Complete ongoing education and training in all areas of human resource management and higher
education, with an emphasis in leadership, employee development, and sustainability education.
Active Volunteer of the Michigan Odyssey of the Mind Program: Participant (6 Years), Trained Coach (3
Years), and Trained Judge (13 Years).

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