Psychological Science

Extracurricular involvements and Spanish and psychology majors turn out to be unexpected prep for ministry for Kelsey Burns French ’17.

A recent trip to Ecuador by an Albion College delegation of faculty and staff will help broaden the international experience of students by establishing a new partner institution.

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

Read about four recent graduates’ deepening connection to their alma mater through their staff and faculty roles at the College.

The psychology professor has received a national social sciences mentoring award from the Council on Undergraduate Research.

Psychology

Originally, it was a collaboration borne of requirement and necessity. But now a virtual tutoring program called “Ask Albion” has evolved into a new way for Albion College students and students in Marshall Public Schools (MPS) to work together in the name of education.

Recently featured in national and state media, Beaumont Health’s medical director for infectious disease prevention talks about his recent front-line experience as well as his Albion pre-med path.

Albion College psychology professor emeritus John Philip Hostetler passed away December 15 in Albion, at the age of 86. An Indiana native who received his undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees from Purdue University, Hostetler moved north in 1964 to spend his 35-year teaching career at Albion College.

Griselda Iñiguez, ’19, figured out early on that hard work and determination were the keys to success. Now, as a senior at Albion College, she has learned those lessons and more, both as a psychology major and as a member of the equestrian team. “I’m a lot more independent,” she says.