Carl A. Gerstacker Institute for Business and Management

When Ellie Debo ’22, began her internship with Central Michigan University (CMU) Health, she didn’t know exactly what she wanted to do – and neither did they. CMU Health President/CEO Sam Shaheen ‘88 set up a “rotating” internship for Debo to let her explore the operations, finance, legal, and human resources departments.

In a recent opinion piece featured on Inside Higher Ed, Professor Vicki Baker shares invaluable advice for educators aspiring to take on the role of a department chair. Drawing from her own experiences, Baker emphasizes the importance of developing a diverse skill set when stepping into this leadership position.

Alumni will return to the Albion campus Nov. 10-11 to tell their success stories and celebrate the Institute’s 50th anniversary.

Adding art, music and community spirit to the curriculum takes Gerstacker sophomores beyond the basics of studying business and management

A recent trip to Ecuador by an Albion College delegation of faculty and staff will help broaden the international experience of students by establishing a new partner institution.

Claire Nickerson, ’23, helps Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan ensure that its oceans of data are protected.

Albion accounting major Brandon Luttig, ’23, gains experience in Michigan’s Office of the Auditor General.

The Gerstacker Institute student pursues a human resources path while balancing leadership roles in athletics and Greek life.

The Gerstacker Institute student and Albion golf team member drives gift shop sales as a USGA merchandising intern.

Students enrolled in the Carl A. Gerstacker Institute for Business and Management recently traveled to Midland, where they learned more about Carl A. Gerstacker and toured the area. On their May 21 trip, the 20 students participating in the institute’s summer session heard from current and former Dow executives as well as members of the Gerstacker family