Jump to HeaderJump to Main ContentJump to Footer
Michigan State University
  • About
    • Mission, Vision & Values
    • Leadership
    • Scholarships
    • What We Do
    • Undergraduate Education Staff Awards
  • |
  • Learning Experiences
    • Academic Success Workshops
    • Diversity & Global Learning Activities
    • University Curriculum and Innovation
    • Global Tech
    • Military Science and ROTC
    • Spartan Early Start
    • Spartan Experience Record
    • Testing and Academic Student Support
    • Undergraduate Certificates
    • Undergraduate Research
    • Undergraduate (UGS) Seminars
  • |
  • Advising and Transitions
    • Cohort and Affinity Programs
    • Identity Conscious Activities
    • Student Transition
    • University Advising
    • Detroit M.A.D.E. Scholars Program
    • Lansing Spartan Scholars Program
    • Pathways Persistence Programs
  • |
  • Strategy and Retention
    • Departure Survey
    • Envision Green
    • Spartan Undergraduate Experience Strategy
    • Strategic Retention Unit
    • Strategic Student Success Initiatives
  • |
  • Student Resources
    • Where Do I Start?
    • Living on Campus
    • Where to Go for Help
    • Future Planning
    • Community Engagement
    • Diversity and Inclusion
    • Arts and Culture
    • Getting to Know the Community
    • Enrollment
  • |
  • News and Updates
Undergraduate Education
  • About
  • Learning Experiences
  • Advising and Transitions
  • Strategy and Retention
  • Student Resources
  • News and Updates

< About

  • Mission, Vision & Values
  • Leadership
  • Scholarships
  • What We Do
  • Undergraduate Education Staff Awards

< Learning Experiences

  • Academic Success Workshops
  • Diversity & Global Learning Activities
  • University Curriculum and Innovation
  • Global Tech
  • Military Science and ROTC
  • Spartan Early Start
  • Spartan Experience Record
  • Testing and Academic Student Support
  • Undergraduate Certificates
  • Undergraduate Research
  • Undergraduate (UGS) Seminars

< Advising and Transitions

  • Cohort and Affinity Programs
  • Identity Conscious Activities
  • Student Transition
  • University Advising
  • Detroit M.A.D.E. Scholars Program
  • Lansing Spartan Scholars Program
  • Pathways Persistence Programs

< Strategy and Retention

  • Departure Survey
  • Envision Green
  • Spartan Undergraduate Experience Strategy
  • Strategic Retention Unit
  • Strategic Student Success Initiatives

< Student Resources

  • Where Do I Start?
  • Living on Campus
  • Where to Go for Help
  • Future Planning
  • Community Engagement
  • Diversity and Inclusion
  • Arts and Culture
  • Getting to Know the Community
  • Enrollment

< News and Updates

Undergraduate Education > Advising and Transitions > Pathways Persistence Programs > About Pathways Persistence Programs >

Jimmy Hutchful

Resources

  • A to Z Index
  • Find People
  • Maps
  • Email
  • Student Information System (SIS)
  • D2L
  • Libraries
  • Tech Support
  • MSU Misconduct Hotline
  • Social Media Directory
  • Events Calendar
  • For Media
Michigan State University
Undergraduate Education

Undergraduate Education

Portrait in a circle frame. Subject is looking at the camera with a smile, seen from the shoulders up. They are wearing a brown coordinated suit jacket and shirt, with a black beard and short black hair.
Jimmy Hutchful (he/him)
Academic Advisor, TRIO Student Support Services (SSS)

hutchful@msu.edu

My Zoom meeting room

Jimmy Hutchful

Jimmy has been at Michigan State for 4 years, working as an academic advisor and previously as a Residence Hall Director in Wilson Hall (South Neighborhood is the best neighborhood!) If you need help with navigating MSU or looking ahead and finding your way, he’s happy to help.

What do you like most about working in Pathways?

The ability to connect and support so many different students. Though I work in TRIO i'm fortunate to have interactions with many amazing students across different programs who are all striving towards their goals in unique ways. Our students are great reminders that every interaction we have can make a huge difference.

Health and Safety

  • MSU Police and Public Safety
  • Olin Health Center
  • Counseling & Psychiatric Services (CAPS)
  • University Health and Wellbeing
  • MSU Health Care
  • Civil Rights and Title IX
  • Our Commitment
  • Center for Survivors
  • Security & Fire Safety Report
  • University Policy on Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct
  • Notice of Non-Discrimination, Anti-Harassment and Non-Retaliation
  • Health Care Non-Discrimination Notice

Support Services

  • Disability Resources
  • Spartan One-Stop
  • LiveOn Neighborhood Resources
  • University Health & Wellbeing

Working at MSU

  • Human Resources
  • EBS Login
  • Job Postings
  • Employee Assistance Program

Reports

  • CARES Act Funding
  • Student Achievement and Outcomes

Contact us

517-353-5380

Address

Michigan State University 426 Auditorium Road, Room 312 East Lansing, MI 48824

Email

UndergraduateEducation@msu.edu

Releases and Statements

Follow Us

  • Visit our Facebook page
  • Visit our Instagram page

If you're having accessibility issues, please let us know.

Know More: Campus Safety Information and ResourcesTransparency Reporting: Budget & Salary/Compensation
  • Contact Information|
  • Site Map|
  • Privacy Statement|
  • Site Accessibility|
  • Call MSU: (517) 355-1855|
  • Visit: msu.edu|
  • Notice of Nondiscrimination|

SPARTANS WILL|© Michigan State University|

What is your favorite spot on campus (and why)?

Tie between 1855 and The MCC, the chefs at 1855  spartys are super friendly and make some of my favorite Campus meals (the fried rice and BBQ pizza are necessities), the MCC is sleek but welcoming.

If you had to give your college-aged self some advice, what would you say?

Slow down,  switch your major, and don't be afraid of change. How yourespond and work through rough patches sets me up in the future even if I cant see it now.

Where did you go to college/university? What's one thing that stands out about your college experience?

University of West Georgia and University of South Florida – My college experinece taught me that sometimes your experiences outside of class can still help you in ways you can’t predict.