The Michigan State University Adolescent Project (in collaboration with Ingham County Circuit Court) has provided quality advocacy services to youth in Ingham County since 1976. Michigan State University trains undergraduate students as advocates to provide a strength-based intervention to youth who are referred by the Ingham County Circuit Court. The primary goal of MSUAP is to help youth avoid future involvement with the juvenile justice system. Advocates design intervention programs tailored to each youth's strengths, skills/abilities and unmet needs. The goals are accomplished by providing the youth with an oppurtunity to gain access to community resources, partake in civic engagement, etc.
Ashlee Barnes was accepted in the MSU Ecological/Community Psychology Program for 2011
Maria Sica was accepted to the Master of Social Work Program at Michigan State University
Amanda Garza was accepted the Master of Social Work Program at Wayne State University
Erin Mcneely was accepted to the Master of Social Work Program at University of Michigan
Nicole Miller was Accepted to the Clinical Psychology PhD. Program at Wayne State University
Ben Oosteroff was accepted to the Clinical Psychology PhD. Program at West Virgina University
Kellen Fox was accepted to the Master of Counseling program at Indiana University
