TRACK & FIELD: Alma Grab Fourth Place in Men's and Women's at MIAA Field Day
The Scots hosted the 117th MIAA Field Day over the past few days and brought home fourth place finishes on both the men's and women's side and saw Kyle Percival repeat as the MIAA Champion in the 100 meter dash.
Posted: Fri, May 2nd, 2008 at 11:09PM
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The memory and spiritual ideals of the late Bishop Thomas Makarios remain alive in a figurative sculpture that was dedicated in May 2009 near the center of campus. The Bishop, professor of religious studies at Alma for 25 years, was founder of the American Diocese of the Malankara Orthodox Church of India and the first Metropolitan Bishop of Canada, United Kingdom and Europe, and South Africa.
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Dennis Griffin
Denny Griffin is heading into his 27th year at Alma College and his 20th at the helm of the Scots softball program. He moved into the head softball coaching position in 1989 after two years as assistant coach. His teams have never fallen lower than third place in conference standings and 12 of his last 14 teams have qualified for the NCAA Tournament.
In addition to his softball duties, Griffin is the program director for the Athletic Training Education Program. He teaches first aid/CPR and sports medicine classes in the Exercise and Health Science Department.