Trevor Emery, a 2016 exercise science graduate with a health minor from South Bend, Indiana, appreciated the homey atmosphere and enthusiasm for academics at Goshen College. He was active in the Black Student Union and played baseball. Why did you choose Goshen College? I chose Goshen because I liked how…
Ammon Allen-Doucot was a 2016 Bible and religion graduate from Hartford, Connecticut. He was active in Social Reform Club, PAX Club, Ultimate Frisbee Club and worked at the Campus Center for Young Children. What do you like about Goshen College? Goshen’s student body is, by large, well informed. Upon the…
Peter Miller, a computer science and applied mathematics major, graduated from Goshen College in 2011. Today, he runs CodePurple, a company that provides on-campus opportunities for students to practice programming. What is your job? My technical classification is an IT (Information Technology) intern. I tell people that I’m an education…
Micah Miller-Eshleman (left) and Alan Smith (right) started their own web development business while they were students at Goshen College. Today, Miller-Eshleman works for the GC web team. Guess who helped to design and develop the current GC website? Miller-Eshleman and Smith’s small business startup success is thanks to several…
Melia Watkins, a 2017 business major and marketing minor grad from Cincinnati, Ohio, stayed busy during her years at Goshen College. She played soccer, ran track, participated in Black Student Union and joined PRSSA. Why did you choose Goshen College? Goshen College became my first choice because of the high…
Ardys Woodward, a 2017 art and social work graduate from Kansas, came to Goshen for its strong academics, but quickly felt at home in a place where critical thinking is common even outside the classroom. What do you like most about Goshen and why? I like the people best! I’ve met…
Noemi Salvador, a 2017 junior peace, justice and conflict studies graduate from Quito, Ecuador, hopes that she will be able to raise awareness about environmental issues in Ecuador. What do you like most about Goshen and why? I like that the college offers you the opportunity to be who you…
Sam Heberling, an American Sign Language Interpreting graduate from Mishawaka, Indiana, was active on campus as a leader in the ASL club and on the women’s volleyball team. Why did you choose Goshen College? I originally chose Goshen College because it was the only school that I was looking at…
Professor of History View John’s profile >> What drew you to want to teach at GC? When I came to Goshen College as a student I encountered a remarkable set of mentors — professors who were active in research and publishing in their disciplines, but also deeply committed to…
Lee Miller is leading cutting-edge research to restore lost limb movement. He uses surgically implanted electronics and signal processing systems to help people regain mobility after spinal cord injuries or amputations. Luke Skywalker may have gotten his bionic arm “in a galaxy far, far away,” but Lee E. Miller ’80…
