Frank Cousin
Michigan College Advising Corps
Former Adviser
After two years of in-school college advising, Frank became a virtual adviser and began working in education policy research. In December 2017, he completed his Master of Public Policy degree and Graduate Data Science Certificate at the University of Michigan, focusing on econometric policy research and accessing, manipulating, and analyzing data. Frank was selected for a federal government management fellowship and is currently employed by the federal government as a research analyst, where he uses text analytics methods. He enjoys social research, especially when it involves the clever use of data, and most of all when it positively impacts disadvantaged folks. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Michigan.
