Mahwish Hafeez, '10, is weighing her options for medical school. D. Trumpie photo.

Hafeez calls Rochester Hills home, but she spent this past summer in Louisville, Ky., where she worked with Dr. Keith Davis, '79, the executive director of the Owensboro Cancer Research Program. Her project was to purify a therapeutic antibody from transgenic tobacco plants and analyze it for specific binding to the anti-Lewis Y receptor normally over-expressed on cancer cell surfaces.

Albion College athletic training education program students (from left) Tracy Yoshikawa, Sukyoon Chang, and Yume Nakamura celebrate their second place finish.

All 13 athletic training programs from the state of Michigan accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education entered two teams into the quiz bowl competition. The content of the quiz bowl featured items the students will face on the Board of Certification examination to become a certified athletic trainer.

Chang, Nakamura, and Yoshikawa were the only students from a Division III accredited program to advance to the final round of competition.

As of 6 p.m. on Oct. 31, Johnson said 651 members of the campus community logged 100,944,461 steps from Oct. 1-31, which is also known as National Walking Month. The initial goal of the program was to have 500 members of the college community log at least 6,500 steps per day to reach the 100,000,000-step milestone.