Chief Student Services Officer/Vice President of Student Services at Jackson College
📍 Jackson, Michigan, United States
Dr. Alytrice Brown serves as the Chief Student Services Officer and Vice President of Student Services at Jackson College. A strategic thinker with a Doctor of Education from the University of South Florida, she focuses on enhancing the student experience and developing robust retention initiatives, drawing on her extensive experience across diverse higher education institutions.
Dr. Brown is an active community participant, sharing her insights on leadership as a panelist at events like Experience Jackson’s Women’s Week. She is dedicated to fostering student and staff success through motivational training, community relationship building, and creating liaisons between student and academic affairs.
As a published author, Dr. Brown wrote "Four Simple Steps to College Success" to provide students with practical guidance.
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Current Role
Chief Student Services Officer/Vice President of Student Services
Location
Jackson, Michigan, United States
Personality Overview
How Alytrice shows up
Challenger
Vision Oriented
Decisive
They can be nudged to make faster decisions by offering what they value. They respond well to confident salespeople. They don’t always try to control the conversation but neither do they like yielding it fully.
Priorities
Topics Alytrice cares about
Student Retention
A core focus of her career, she develops initiatives and provides comprehensive services to improve student persistence and completion, a key part of Jackson College's growth.
Student Experience
Specializes in engaging student populations to maximize their overall journey, from admissions and financial aid to student life and success.
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Career
Work history
5-2024
Chief Student Services Officer/Vice President of Student Services
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