ALMA — A group of 19 Michigan teachers celebrated a unique milestone at Alma College’s Andison Chapel on Friday, July 12, as the first graduates of Alma’s Master of Arts
Help to shape a sustainable future. Alma’s environmental studies program investigates the relationships between the environment and human behavior, health, economics and policy. As an environmental studies major, you will:
Read MoreHarness the power of words. At Alma, our English program prioritizes helping you develop as a creative and critical thinker. To earn your bachelor’s degree in English, you will: Survey
Read MoreStudy how people, organizations and societies allocate their resources. Economists analyze market conditions, make forecasts and asses the economic impact of different kinds of government policy. To earn your bachelor’s
Read MoreMovement is the language of dance. Dance gives us the power to communicate across cultural and linguistic barriers. Dancers use motion to evoke feelings, tell stories and provoke thought. As
Read MoreAs a chemist, you’ll be in the business of creating solutions. How do materials interact, combine and change? Chemistry is the study of the composition and transformation of matter at
Read MoreBreakthroughs in computing are fundamentally changing the landscape of contemporary life. How do algorithms reproduce – or resist – existing biases in our society? How will artificial intelligence evolve in
Read MoreInvestigate the chemical and genetic mechanisms that regulate living matter. Biochemistry is the study of the chemical reactions that occur within – and relate to – living organisms. As a
Read MoreFind the support and resources you need to hone your creative process. As an art and design major at Alma, you’ll have the flexibility to align your classes with your
Read MoreLearn the language of business. Accountants are financial architects who use their skills to steward resources and empower individuals, organizations and businesses to thrive. With a bachelor’s degree in accounting,
Read MoreStudy how people make meaning in organizations, communities and cultures. Communication is fundamental to building relationships, sharing information, influencing others, resolving conflict and collaborating effectively. As a communication major or
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