David Middlebrook, '66, is in the midst of a monumental year. The Los Gatos, Calif., sculptor was selected to participate in the prestigious Venice Biennale, running through November; his work is being featured in an exhibit as San Jose State University's Department of Art and Art History celebrates its 100th anniversary; and he has been selected for induction into the Albion College Athletic Hall of Fame in October.
Tori Malus, ’15, participated in some fascinating detective work this past summer—work that is providing new insights into the agricultural practices of Bronze Age people of the Indus Civilization, in what is now India. Her research experience working alongside Albion anthropology professor Brad Chase also has solidified her plan to pursue a career in forensic medicine after graduation.
A listing of events in the Modern Languages and Cultures Department for the academic year; for more information, contact the department at 517/629-0207 or stop by the department office in Vulgamore 207.
Opening recital by Tim Shafer on Oct. 31 at 8:00 PM
The Albion College Piano Festival began in the fall of 2008. It was inspired by the memory of Vera Reed, an Albion resident and piano teacher who taught into her nineties and played even later in her life. While there is a competition element, and students can compete for cash prizes, it is our hope that students will find this festival to be more about performing, meeting and hearing other students, and taking lessons/master classes from Albion Faculty and guest artists. In other words, we view this festival as educational first and foremost.
Categories Offered:
Early Beginner
Late Beginner
Early Intermediate
Intermediate
Late Intermediate
Advanced
2 Piano Concerto / Piano Duo / Piano Four-Hands
Registration and information documents available below. Registration deadline is October 7, 2013. Late entries will be based on availability.
W-9 Form (please complete and return page 1)
To reduce misread handwriting, please type your registration information into the document before printing.
