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Elizabeth Witkowski, '17, Finds New Neighborhoods in Rome and at Home 
"Ancient Rome has always captivated me, and I got to walk by and explore the ruins and history of that period every day," says Elizabeth Witkowski, '17, of her fall semester off campus. "I also loved the weather there; moving back to Michigan is tough."
Civil Rights, Peace Activist Diane Nash to Speak at MLK Convocation
College Construction Plans Moving Forward 
Both subtle and dramatic, change is coming to Albion College in the form of several new construction and renovation projects.
Nominate a Classmate for the Alumni Board Do you know that perfect classmate who would be a great fit for the Alumni Board? If so, nominate them today! The Alumni Board, charged by the President, serves Albion College by championing efforts critical to the College's long-term strategic vision through the ongoing recruitment of future Brits, continuous expansion of internship and career opportunities, and by generously giving their time, talent, and resources.
Tim Szocinski, '16, Looks Back on Year of Mathematics in Budapest
Albion Athletic Department Receives Community Service Awards 
Albion College student-athletes complete a variety of service projects, ranging from hosting sport clinics to cleaning parks and restoring flower gardens to volunteering at community organizations.
Ripple Effect: First-Year Divers Making 
In sports, rivalries like the ones between Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer or John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg have helped push the individuals to produce the highest level of performance possible.
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LAUREL DRAUDT “I think it’s what attracted me to Albion in the first place, and to Gerstacker � the commitment to academics and career readiness.” Campus & MLK Convocation and Community Celebration - Feb. 2 Alumni Events San Francisco, CA Oro Valley, AZ Scottsdale, AZ Columbus, OH Admission Events Athletic Schedule Brits in the News Herron and Payne Moving Up Britons' All-Time Rebounding Lists Runners Journey to London for Study Abroad Program Theresa McArleton, '03, Named Permanent Berkley Parks and Rec Director Elizabeth Verdow, '50, Leaves Detroit Institute of Arts a Substantial Gift Charles Judson, '73, Honored by Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce Patrick Slavens, '11, Completes Third Short-Term Post at United Nations Brian Longe, '81, Named President and CEO of Financial Tech Firm AST Group Leave A Legacy An endowment gift to Albion College today provides a brighter picture for our future. When you make a donation to our endowment, you give a gift with both immediate and long-term benefits. |
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Noted activist Diane Nash will discuss "Women in the Civil Rights Movement: Lessons for Today" at the 2016 Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation and Community Celebration, set for Tuesday, February 2, at 7 p.m. in Albion's downtown Bohm Theatre.
"Hungarians generally don't own clothes dryers, and the currency is different: 250 forints is one dollar," says Tim Szocinski, '16. "But I don't think Budapest is too much different from cities in the U.S. "