2024-04-22T14:38:59-04:00 2023-06-30 382706146 YEO & YEO PC PO BOX 3275 SAGINAW MI 48605 990 2022-07-01 381332962 MICHIGAN COLLEGES ALLIANCE MICH 2483563114 26555 EVERGREEN ROAD SOUTHFIELD MI 480764239 ROBERT P BARTLETT PRESIDENT 7342336522 2024-04-16 true ROBERT BARTLETT 999009999 false JESSICA A ROLFE P01319510 9897939830 2024-04-16 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z ROBERT P BARTLETT 26555 EVERGREEN ROAD SOUTHFIELD MI 48076 6415186 false X HTTPS://MICHIGANCOLLEGES.ORG/ X 1949 MI TO STRENGTHEN THE SHARED CAPACITY OF 14 LEADING INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. 34 33 5 106 0 4074819 4478691 594925 654418 141307 97052 400 216 4811451 5230377 3467542 3801027 0 922047 981102 0 208480 464837 433970 4854426 5216099 -42975 14278 5177739 5549215 184340 295268 4993399 5253947 X MICHIGAN COLLEGES ALLIANCE IS A COLLECTION OF MICHIGAN'S TOP PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, THE STATE'S "THIRD LARGEST UNIVERSITY," WITH 14 CAMPUSES REPRESENTING SOME 41,000 STUDENTS. OUR WORK IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING COLLEGE CHOICE IN MICHIGAN, FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING MCA STUDENTS AND MEMBER INSTITUTIONS, AND LEADING NATIONALLY IN CREATING TALENT DEVELOPMENT PATHWAYS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY WORKFORCE. false false 482711 304606 COLLEGE ACCESS AND SUCCESS - MCA CONDUCTS A NUMBER OF PROGRAMS TO FACILITATE COLLEGE CHOICE IN MICHIGAN. EXAMPLES INCLUDE: 1) A UNIQUE COLLECTIVE PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGN, "WE ARE THE INDEPENDENTS", IS AT THE CENTER OF THIS WORK. THE CAMPAIGN REACHES STUDENTS, PARENTS, COUNSELORS AND EDUCATORS TO CREATE A GREATER AWARENESS OF THE VALUE, AFFORDABILITY, AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AT MCA INSTITUTIONS 2) TARGETED COLLEGE FAIRS AND COLLEGE PREPARATION PROGRAMS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND FAMILIES 3) THE KALAMAZOO MATH AND SCIENCE INSTITUTE PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR 8TH GRADE STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE DIRECTLY (ALONGSIDE MCA FACULTY AND STUDENTS) IN HANDS-ON FIELD AND LAB WORK IN ALGEBRA AND BIOLOGY. THE PROGRAM INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO STEM FIELDS IN AN ENGAGING FORMAT AND PREPARES THEM FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUCCESS. HELD NEW INITIATIVES FOR TARGETED ENROLLMENT MARKETS, EARLY MIDDLE COLLEGE STUDENTS, MICHIGAN HISPANIC COLLABORATIVE AND KALAMAZOO PUBLIC SCHOOLS. CONDUCTED KALAMAZOO MATH AND SCIENCE INSTITUTE SUMMER PROGRAM. CONTINUED EXCLUSIVE COLLEGE FAIRS IN KEY RECRUITING MARKETS. CONTINUED DIRECT OUTREACH TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENTS. DEVELOPED RECRUITMENT PATHWAYS AND PROGRAMMING CONTENT FOR AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ACCESS AND SUCCESS PROGRAM. 3801027 3801027 SCHOLARSHIPS AND MEMBER SERVICES - PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS REPRESENT THE AREA OF GREATEST IMPACT FOR OUR CAMPUSES, AS THEY ALLOW STUDENTS TO FULFILL THEIR EDUCATION ASPIRATIONS IN SMALL, TEACHING-ORIENTED SETTINGS SURROUNDED BY FIELDS OF STUDY AT THE CENTER OF OUR EMERGING KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY. SCHOLARSHIPS INCLUDE MICHIGAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND, NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS, COLLEGE COMMUNITY CHALLENGE SCHOLARSHIPS, FOLDS OF HONOR SCHOLARSHIPS, HAVE FAITH HAITI SCHOLARSHIP FUND AND OTHERS. EXCLUSIVE PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE KALAMAZOO PROMISE AND THE SAGE SCHOLARS CONSORTIUM REPRESENT MAJOR COLLEGE AFFORDABILITY INITIATIVES. OTHER MEMBER SERVICES INCLUDE COLLECTIVE PURCHASING AND COLLECTIVE HIGHER EDUCATION LEGAL SERVICES PROGRAM. MCA AWARDED 3,985,485 TO STUDENTS AT THE 14 MCA INSTITUTIONS STUDYING A WIDE RANGE OF FIELDS AND PROVIDED ADDITIONAL OPERATIONAL AND PROGRAMMATIC FUNDS TO MEMBER CAMPUSES. CONTINUED WORK IN IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLABORATION IN SHARED BUSINESS-RELATED SERVICES AND COLLECTIVE PURCHASING TO ACHIEVE SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS AND OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCIES. 554353 349812 TALENT DEVELOPMENT - MCA DEVELOPS AND MANAGES PROGRAMS TO PREPARE AND RETAIN GRADUATES FOR THE MICHIGAN WORKFORCE. EXAMPLES INCLUDE: 1) A SIGNATURE CONCIERGE CORPORATE RECRUITING INITIATIVE PROVIDES CUSTOMIZED ACCESS FOR MICHIGAN BUSINESS TO POSSIBLE INTERNS AND EMPLOYEES 2) AN ANNUAL ROUNDTABLE ON TALENT IS HELD AT THE GRAND HOTEL ON MACKINAC ISLAND, BRINGING CORPORATE EXECUTIVES TOGETHER WITH MIDWEST COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS TO COLLABORATE ON WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND STUDENT SUCCESS 3) STUDENT/FACULTY PROJECT WORK WITH MICHIGAN COMPANIES ALSO HIGHLIGHTS MCA'S TALENT FOCUS 4) MCA ALSO FACILITATES CROSS-CAMPUS CLASSROOM LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS. HELD THE ELEVENTH CONSECUTIVE MIDWEST ROUNDTABLE ON TALENT WITH RECORD COLLEGE PRESIDENT PARTICIPATION AND ATTENDEES FROM TWENTY-THREE STATES. MAINTAINED AND EXPANDED PARTNERSHIPS WITH SIGNATURE MICHIGAN COMPANIES THOUGH THE CONCIERGE CAREER CONNECTION PROGRAM TO SECURE EMPLOYMENT AND INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS. RELAUNCHED INDEPENDENT INNOVATORS NETWORK AS MCA COLLEGE COMMUNITY CHALLENGE WITH A FOCUS ON COMMUNITY IMPACT AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP. C3 CHALLENGE INCLUDED DESIGN THINKING TRAINING AND CREDENTIALING IN COLLABORATION WITH THE HENRY FORD LEARNING INSTITUTE AND A DEDICATED PITCH SESSION TO STATEWIDE CORPORATE LEADERS. 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THE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS IN CONFORMITY WITH THE QUALIFICATIONS AND ANNUALLY SUBMIT A REPORT OF SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS TO THE ORGANIZATION. X X X false false false false false false false false false ROBERT P BARTLETT PRESIDENT 528245 49786 1582 579613 MARCIE MORIN COO 171603 7050 5889 184542 FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION MICHIGAN COLLEGES ALLIANCE IS A COLLECTION OF MICHIGAN'S TOP PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, THE STATE'S "THIRD LARGEST UNIVERSITY," WITH 14 CAMPUSES REPRESENTING SOME 41,000 STUDENTS. OUR WORK IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING COLLEGE CHOICE IN MICHIGAN, FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING MCA STUDENTS AND MEMBER INSTITUTIONS, AND LEADING NATIONALLY IN CREATING TALENT DEVELOPMENT PATHWAYS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY WORKFORCE. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A COLLEGE ACCESS AND SUCCESS - MCA CONDUCTS A NUMBER OF PROGRAMS TO FACILITATE COLLEGE CHOICE IN MICHIGAN. EXAMPLES INCLUDE: 1) A UNIQUE COLLECTIVE PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGN, "WE ARE THE INDEPENDENTS", IS AT THE CENTER OF THIS WORK. THE CAMPAIGN REACHES STUDENTS, PARENTS, COUNSELORS AND EDUCATORS TO CREATE A GREATER AWARENESS OF THE VALUE, AFFORDABILITY, AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AT MCA INSTITUTIONS 2) TARGETED COLLEGE FAIRS AND COLLEGE PREPARATION PROGRAMS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND FAMILIES 3) THE KALAMAZOO MATH AND SCIENCE INSTITUTE PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR 8TH GRADE STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE DIRECTLY (ALONGSIDE MCA FACULTY AND STUDENTS) IN HANDS-ON FIELD AND LAB WORK IN ALGEBRA AND BIOLOGY. THE PROGRAM INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO STEM FIELDS IN AN ENGAGING FORMAT AND PREPARES THEM FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUCCESS. HELD NEW INITIATIVES FOR TARGETED ENROLLMENT MARKETS, EARLY MIDDLE COLLEGE STUDENTS, MICHIGAN HISPANIC COLLABORATIVE AND KALAMAZOO PUBLIC SCHOOLS. CONDUCTED KALAMAZOO MATH AND SCIENCE INSTITUTE SUMMER PROGRAM. CONTINUED EXCLUSIVE COLLEGE FAIRS IN KEY RECRUITING MARKETS. CONTINUED DIRECT OUTREACH TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENTS. DEVELOPED RECRUITMENT PATHWAYS AND PROGRAMMING CONTENT FOR AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ACCESS AND SUCCESS PROGRAM. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B SCHOLARSHIPS AND MEMBER SERVICES - PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS REPRESENT THE AREA OF GREATEST IMPACT FOR OUR CAMPUSES, AS THEY ALLOW STUDENTS TO FULFILL THEIR EDUCATION ASPIRATIONS IN SMALL, TEACHING-ORIENTED SETTINGS SURROUNDED BY FIELDS OF STUDY AT THE CENTER OF OUR EMERGING KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY. SCHOLARSHIPS INCLUDE MICHIGAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND, NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS, COLLEGE COMMUNITY CHALLENGE SCHOLARSHIPS, FOLDS OF HONOR SCHOLARSHIPS, HAVE FAITH HAITI SCHOLARSHIP FUND AND OTHERS. EXCLUSIVE PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE KALAMAZOO PROMISE AND THE SAGE SCHOLARS CONSORTIUM REPRESENT MAJOR COLLEGE AFFORDABILITY INITIATIVES. OTHER MEMBER SERVICES INCLUDE COLLECTIVE PURCHASING AND COLLECTIVE HIGHER EDUCATION LEGAL SERVICES PROGRAM. MCA AWARDED 3,985,485 TO STUDENTS AT THE 14 MCA INSTITUTIONS STUDYING A WIDE RANGE OF FIELDS AND PROVIDED ADDITIONAL OPERATIONAL AND PROGRAMMATIC FUNDS TO MEMBER CAMPUSES. CONTINUED WORK IN IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLABORATION IN SHARED BUSINESS-RELATED SERVICES AND COLLECTIVE PURCHASING TO ACHIEVE SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS AND OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCIES. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C TALENT DEVELOPMENT - MCA DEVELOPS AND MANAGES PROGRAMS TO PREPARE AND RETAIN GRADUATES FOR THE MICHIGAN WORKFORCE. EXAMPLES INCLUDE: 1) A SIGNATURE CONCIERGE CORPORATE RECRUITING INITIATIVE PROVIDES CUSTOMIZED ACCESS FOR MICHIGAN BUSINESS TO POSSIBLE INTERNS AND EMPLOYEES 2) AN ANNUAL ROUNDTABLE ON TALENT IS HELD AT THE GRAND HOTEL ON MACKINAC ISLAND, BRINGING CORPORATE EXECUTIVES TOGETHER WITH MIDWEST COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS TO COLLABORATE ON WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND STUDENT SUCCESS 3) STUDENT/FACULTY PROJECT WORK WITH MICHIGAN COMPANIES ALSO HIGHLIGHTS MCA'S TALENT FOCUS 4) MCA ALSO FACILITATES CROSS-CAMPUS CLASSROOM LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS. HELD THE ELEVENTH CONSECUTIVE MIDWEST ROUNDTABLE ON TALENT WITH RECORD COLLEGE PRESIDENT PARTICIPATION AND ATTENDEES FROM TWENTY-THREE STATES. MAINTAINED AND EXPANDED PARTNERSHIPS WITH SIGNATURE MICHIGAN COMPANIES THOUGH THE CONCIERGE CAREER CONNECTION PROGRAM TO SECURE EMPLOYMENT AND INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS. RELAUNCHED INDEPENDENT INNOVATORS NETWORK AS MCA COLLEGE COMMUNITY CHALLENGE WITH A FOCUS ON COMMUNITY IMPACT AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP. C3 CHALLENGE INCLUDED DESIGN THINKING TRAINING AND CREDENTIALING IN COLLABORATION WITH THE HENRY FORD LEARNING INSTITUTE AND A DEDICATED PITCH SESSION TO STATEWIDE CORPORATE LEADERS. LAUNCHED PILOT OF A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY COLLECTIVE-WIDE CO-OP PROGRAM. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 6 MICHIGAN COLLEGES ALLIANCE IS ORGANIZED ON A NON-STOCK MEMBERSHIP BASIS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE FORM 990 WILL BE REVIEWED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD. FOLLOWING THE REVIEW, THE EXECUTIVE BOARD MAKES A FORMAL RECOMMENDATION TO APPROVE THE FILING OF THE FORM 990. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ARE REQUIRED ANNUALLY TO COMPLETE A CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE STATEMENT IDENTIFYING ANY FAMILY AND BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS WITH OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, TRUSTEES, AND KEY EMPLOYEES. THESE STATEMENTS ARE REVIEWED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MCA CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION IS REVIEWED ANNUALLY BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OR A COMPENSATION COMMITTEE DESIGNATED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD. THE COMPENSATION PACKAGE IS COMPARED WITH THAT PAID BY SIMILARLY SITUATED ORGANIZATIONS. DOCUMENTATION OF DECISIONS REGARDING COMPENSATION INCLUDE DATE OF APPROVAL, COMMITTEE MEMBERS, AND A DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPARABILITY DATA USED TO ASSESS REASONABLENESS OF COMPENSATION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B THE TOP MANAGEMENT OFFICIAL, THE PRESIDENT, IS THE ONLY OFFICER ON THE BOARD. THEREFORE, THE COMPENSATION PROCESS IS THE SAME AS LISTED IN PART PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15A. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9 RESTATED PY 3,050