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For the 22nd year, the Denver Business Journal honors its 40 under 40 award winners. This year, the DBJ asked honorees to share their blueprint for growth – words of wisdom that helped them flourish in their careers.
In presiding over his final commencement ceremony at the College, President Stephen C. Ainlay was selected to be the featured speaker by the Board of Trustees. He and his wife, Judith '75, will receive honorary doctorate of letters degrees.
Grant Miller '13 is one of 13 students chosen from across the world to participate in a two-week program in Germany and Poland this summer as part of the 2018 Seminary Program of the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics.
Rose (Adams) Hutchinson graduated from Goshen College 84 years ago in 1935. Now, at age 104, she is Goshen’s oldest living alumna.
Jonathan Witmer-Rich is a professor of law at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at Cleveland State University.
John Enz '72, artistic director of the Youth Orchestra of Central Jersey (YOCJ), came to the organization in 1985 and has devoted himself to answering to the needs of the music community.
Lisa Guedea Carreño was working as a corporate librarian in Madison, Wisconsin. She’d been on the cover of “Inc.” magazine. She and her husband Sonny were happy. But her phone kept ringing. In 1999 and 2000, Goshen College kept asking her to apply to be library director.
Joss Fong '07 is a senior editorial producer at Vox Media, which recently reached 4 million YouTube subscribers and will launch a Netflix show in May.
Dr. Jim Yoder’s legacy at Hesston College could easily be described as a rare and striking occurrence to which 50 years of students, faculty and colleagues were connected. Always hungry for increased knowledge and understanding, Yoder is a lifelong learner, transferring his passion wherever he is. But soon, at the close of the 2017-18 year, Yoder will close out his Hesston College chapter as he retires from teaching and leaving behind the longest teaching legacy to date.
Hillary Harder '15, a music teacher at Roosevelt STEAM Academy, was named the district’s Elementary Teacher of the Year.
