Albion student selected for international workshop
Enkhmaa Buyanbadrakh ’26 recently was selected to attend the Leaders Across Borders workshop scheduled for next year in Northern Ireland.
The workshop focuses on developing intercultural competencies and conflict mediation skills. It is coordinated by Ohio Wesleyan University, and supported through the Mellon Global Crossroads Initiative via the Great Lakes Colleges Association.
The workshop aims to help students acquire and/or apply cross-cultural communication skills; utilize intellectual curiosity about other cultures, peoples, and ethnicities; and demonstrate peer leadership and conflict mediation skills.
From May 20-27, 2025, the students will participate in the Leaders Across Borders Workshop in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Buyanbadrakh, an international student from Mongolia, is a double major in computer science and accounting with C.P.A. emphasis. April Grow, a technical lecturer in the Mathematics and Computer Science Department, said Buyanbadrakh is a distinguished student in the classroom and actively engaged with various groups on campus.
Enkhmaa Buyanbadrakh ’26 recently was selected to attend the Leaders Across Borders workshop scheduled for next year in Northern Ireland.
Buyanbadrakh is president of the Asian Cultural Engagement Group, a global peer advisor for other international students, an undergraduate research fellow with the 2024 FURSCA program, and volunteers as a VITA tax preparer. She also is a member of Phi Beta Kappa honor society and Omicron Delta Kappa honor society.
