Nathan Atkinson

Nathan Atkinson, one of the Student Ministry Coordinators for 2012-13

Name: Nathan Atkinson

Major: Psychology

Year: 2016

Hometown: Elk Rapids, MI

Why I got involved with Chapel: I got involved with Chapel because it is an exciting and active component of Alma College.

Why I applied to be a SMC: I applied for the SMC position because I saw an opportunity to gain responsibility for, and serve the Chapel, a place that is very important to my college life.

What I like most about being a SMC: My favorite part of Chapel and being a SMC is the feeling I get when the preparation that went into the service results in a meaningful and enjoyable experience for the students.

What I have learned from being involved with Chapel: The biggest thing I have learned so far is just how large the body of Christ here at Alma College is; it is really uplifting to see so many people on campus who love Christ. I would also encourage others to attend Chapel because it is an opportunity to become a member of a loving and fun community.

Hobbies and activities: I enjoy playing French horn in the band and orchestra, watching sports, and exercising.

 

Alma College is one of the first undergraduate colleges in the United States to belong to the International Criminal Court Student Network (ICCSN). Created in 2006 by students at the London School of Economics, the ICCSN aims to promote the work of the ICC and increase knowledge of international criminal law. Alma joins Duke University School of Law, the University of Cambridge and other institutions in a global community that connects students who share an interest in the ICC.

 

Graduate Profile

Kat Lanphear

Kat Lanphear
Graduation: 2006
Major: Theatre

Before coming to Alma College, theatre major Kat Lanphear spent much of her time on the stage acting. As her passion in theatre shifted, however, she found herself more interested in what was going on behind the scenes.

“My first semester, I auditioned for the very first show but was not cast,” she says. “The technical director offered me a position as the assistant stage manager. Because I was game to do anything to get involved with the theatre department, I took it. I got to see what life was like on the other side: building sets, attending light hangs and focus, running the business backstage.”