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Ian Williams

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Ian has over three and a half years of professional experience working in the college access world.  After graduating from the University of Chicago in 2012 with a degree in Cinema & Media Studies, he served as an AmeriCorps Scholar Coach for the Schuler Scholar Program.  After two years of service as a Scholar Coach, Ian continued to work for Schuler as a full-time Educational Counselor at RTC Medical Preparatory Magnet High School where he focused on helping Scholars transition to high school and develop their personal study habits, time management, organization skills, and goals.
 
Ian discovered his passion for mentoring and advising youth during his time at the U of C through his work as a Resident Assistant and as a member of the student group Performing Arts for Effective Civic Education (P.A.E.C.E.). As a member of P.A.E.C.E., Ian helped teach local high school students current social issues through the use of a variety of performing arts like spoken word, hip-hop, and dance. Ian is also an alum of the U of C's Summer Links Internship that is run through the University's Community Service Center and provides undergraduate students who are committed to public service, community-building, and social change with local Chicago internships that are focused around social justice education.
 
In his free time, Ian is involved in improv comedy and music production. He's a graduate of The Second City Training Center's Conservatory program and can often be found performing with his groups at a one of a number of theaters across the north side of Chicago. 
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  • Home
  • About
    • Our Story
    • Our Team >
      • Staff
      • Board of Directors
    • OUR SCHOLARS >
      • Class of 2023
      • CLASS OF 2022
      • Class of 2021
      • Class of 2020
      • Class of 2019
      • Class of 2018
      • Class of 2017
      • Class of 2016
      • Class of 2015
      • Class of 2014
      • Class of 2013
      • Class of 2012
    • Our Supporters
  • program
    • Getting TO College
    • Getting THROUGH College
    • Launching A Career
    • Calendar
  • APPLY
    • BECOME A SCHOLAR
    • Nominate a Scholar
    • Teacher Recommendation
  • Get Involved
    • BECOME A MENTOR
    • BECOME A PARTNER
    • JOIN THE TEAM
  • Resources
    • FOR HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARS
    • FOR COLLEGE SCHOLARS
    • FOR ES ALUMNI
    • FOR THE COMMUNITY
    • FOR MENTORS
    • FOR PARENTS
  • NEWS
    • COLLEGE TIMES NEWSLETTER
    • ANNUAL REPORT
    • ES in the News
    • FOLLOW US
  • Donate
    • Donate
    • Care Packages
    • pomp >
      • POMP! Sponsorship
    • Leadership Circle
    • For ETHS Alumni
    • For Senior Studies Alumni