Booth Walling Op-Ed on Russia Published in Detroit Free Press
Political Science Associate Professor Carrie Booth Walling wrote an op-ed that was posted on the Detroit Free Press website Tuesday, March 27. Headlined "Russian threat still clouds U.S. horizon", she writes that the United States is charting a dangerous course by expecting Russia to abide by the democratic principles many other countries live by. Walling is also a Visiting Scholar at the International Policy Center, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan and the is author of All Necessary Measures: the United Nations and Humanitarian Intervention.
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Leaders in High School Education to Speak at 2017 Albion College Commencement
Three noted members of the education field will deliver Commencement remarks to Albion College’s Class of 2017 on Saturday, May 6: Jess Womack, '65, retired general counsel and inspector general of the Los Angeles Unified School District and recent board member of L.A.'s Green Dot Schools; Linda Yonke, '75, superintendent of suburban Chicago's New Trier Township High School District; and Michael Milkie, CEO and superintendent of Chicago's Noble Network of Charter Schools.
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Albion College 2017 Alumni Award Recipients Announced
A pair of influential Britons whose successes and contributions span decades have been named the 2017 recipients of Albion College's Distinguished Alumni Award, and a quartet of recent graduates who already have demonstrated exceptional achievement have been named 2017 recipients of the College's Young Alumni Award. Memories will be shared and awards will be presented Friday, April 21, in an on-campus ceremony.
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Nick Smith, '18, Spans the Globe Through Semester at Sea
Each year, Albion students have the opportunity to study all over the world. Last fall, Nick Smith, '18, a finance and public policy major from Midland, Mich., and a member of the Britons swimming and diving team, completed a semester abroad through Semester at Sea, a program that allows students to travel and study while aboard a ship sailing the seas. In total, Smith, who is also in the Gerstacker and Ford institutes as well as the Honors Program, spent 104 days traveling to places including Greece, Italy, Morocco and Brazil.
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