Office of the President: Office of the President

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“Daily conversations about sin and grace… whether a student is an engineer, accountant, artist, or philosopher, these are the conversations that leave the mark of Calvin—and we pray, the mark of Christ—on every graduate.”
Michael K. Le Roy,
President

December 2019

Early on Dec. 4, I boarded a bus with four other staff members and 14 students to go to Lansing to speak to legislators about the restoration of the Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG). The grant, which 900 Michigan students were depending on for their fall tuition…

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Office of the President

Planning and Priorities

Calvin LifeWork

Vision 2030

Planning

Diversity & Inclusion

Meet President Michael K. Le Roy

“Daily conversations about sin and grace… whether a student is an engineer, accountant, artist, or philosopher, these are the conversations that leave the mark of Calvin—and we pray, the mark of Christ—on every graduate.”

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December 2019

Office of the President

Planning and Priorities

Calvin LifeWork

Vision 2030

Planning

Diversity & Inclusion

Meet President Michael K. Le Roy

“Daily conversations about sin and grace… whether a student is an engineer, accountant, artist, or philosopher, these are the conversations that leave the mark of Calvin—and we pray, the mark of Christ—on every graduate.”

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December 2019

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