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Michael and Jennifer Hammond stand with their daughter at college orientation The Hammond family

As current Gordon parents ourselves, Jennifer and I are excited for the partnership that your family has formed with Gordon College. We have experienced firsthand that Gordon College is committed to challenging our students with academics to build a career, experiences to build confidence and a Christian community that builds character. Generations of families have joined the Gordon community, and we are so grateful that yours has, as well. We are here to provide resources as you encourage your student to thrive during their college years and flourish in their life beyond. God is at work at Gordon College and in the life of your student.

It is a privilege and joy for our family to be on this journey with your family!

President Mike Hammond

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