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A contingent of Albion College staff members who attended this summer’s Black Boys & Men Symposium are making plans to share their knowledge with campus colleagues this fall.

Albion College is one of only 24 schools in the nation to be selected to participate in the inaugural cohort of the Work-Based Learning Consortium by the Council of Independent Colleges, or CIC.

Fall semester starts in four weeks, and we are excited to have new and returning students back on campus as Dr. Wayne Webster begins his tenure as the 18th president of Albion College.

The Albion College Office of Belonging is hosting its fifth and final in a series of Lunch, Learn and Lead workshops on Wednesday, Aug. 9.

Science Complex Atrium, the Heart of STEM Learning, to be Named The Dr. Samuel and Holly Shaheen Family Science Atrium

Albion College graduate Tim Ward, ’86, recently got involved with an organization called Chance for Life, which pledges to “go the extra mile” to help those incarcerated build new skills and a new life.

Albion College biology professor emeritus Jeffrey Carrier was recently named a Distinguished Fellow by the American Elasmobranch Society, or AES.

According to Cassidy Porter, ’23, the Albion community is filled with women who – along with the work they do – often go unnoticed.

Junior Kara Anderson has been selected as the Albion College student delegate for the annual Athens Democracy Forum Sept. 27-29.

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