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For Albion education students, it’s often a life-changing moment. During “Maemester,” they are immersed in a public school classroom full-time for three weeks to teach their own unit plan. All eyes are on them!

Representatives from nearly 20 colleges, universities and community organizations across four continents will convene in Albion June 6-8 to learn from each other in discussing “The Role of Higher Education in Nurturing Sustainable Communities.”

Group packs experiential learning and connection building into an impactful week.

The economics and management graduate who minored in psychology and cell and molecular biology competes May 27-28.

The newest ranking of colleges by Money.com counts Albion among the country’s top 50 private institutions with fewer than 2,500 students.

Dr. Vicki Baker’s sixth book in five years further solidifies her standing as a nationally recognized expert in the unique issues faced by mid-career faculty in higher education.

Philanthropic efforts, including a matching gift from Lisa and James Wilson, ’79, ’77, facilitate Albion’s purchase of a new nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer, a “workhorse” in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department.

People don’t readily link math and art. But, for the Albion professor, they are intrinsically connected. And he has an award to prove it.

Faculty, friends and families of nearly 320 graduates gathered on the campus Quadrangle May 7 in celebration of the College’s newest alumni.