Alumni Round Tables

What’s the difference between Tartan Clubs and Alumni Round Tables? Round tables are more formalized groups that have been established with specific goals in mind, including encouraging and planning networking opportunities among alumni and friends.

In addition to assisting students with career exploration and personal growth, Alumni Round Tables also promote communication between alumni and Student Life staff members and business faculty members.

Currently, Alma has two round tables: West Michigan and Metro Detroit.

 

Alma College trustees have adopted a master plan that provides a direction and set of priorities for the development of the physical campus. Key components include an emphasis on advanced and interactive learning, prioritized building renovations, housing initiatives that accommodate enrollment growth, a reconfiguration of parking lots and green spaces, and campus growth plans linked to the Alma downtown business environment.

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Student Profile

Ted Webb

Ted Webb
Graduation: 2013
Major: New Media Studies

When the new media studies major was offered, you didn’t have to tell Ted Webb twice. The Petoskey senior was first in line to sign up.

“At Alma, you can hop right into what you want to do, and do it,” he says. “Dr. Gilbert, especially, encourages me to go for it. She always tells me, ‘If you have time to do it, then do it!’”

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