Hillary Harder ’15 wins 2018 Elkhart Community Schools Elementary Teacher of the Year award
Hillary Harder '15, a music teacher at Roosevelt STEAM Academy, was named the district’s Elementary Teacher of the Year.
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Galen Miller ’76: Miller Poultry named Whole Foods Supplier of the Year
Miller Poultry was named the Supplier of the Year by Whole Foods Market at the sixth annual Supplier Awards Night in Austin, Texas.
Suetta Miller ’18, mom of five, earns degree in biochemistry from Goshen College
When 239 graduates make their way across the stage at Goshen College Sunday, among them will be 36-year-old Suetta Miller, a mother of five.
Chris Kingsley ’04 named next LaCasa CEO
Chris Kingsley '04, vice president of resource development at LaCasa Inc., will assume the role of president and CEO on Aug. 6, immediately following the retirement of current president Larry Gautsche '74.
Goshen Through My Eyes: Katrina Evans ’15
Katrina Evans '15 is a home care nurse at Goshen Health.
Joseph Berry ’94: Reinventing the solar cell – NOVA
During this episode of NOVA, alum Joseph Berry '94 is interviewed about how his team at National Renewable Energy Lab is working to reinvent the solar cell. (Begins at 1:36:37)
AMBS board appoints Bev Lapp ’91 as vice president and academic dean
The Board of Directors of Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary has appointed Beverly Lapp '91, Ed.D., professor of music and core chair at GC, as the seminary’s new vice president and academic dean, beginning July 1, 2018.
Seven questions with Amy Gingerich ’99
The Mennonite asks seven questions of Amy Gingerich '99, Executive director and publisher of MennoMedia and Herald Press
At 104, Rose Hutchinson ’35 offers words of wisdom
Rose Hutchinson graduated from Goshen College 84 years ago and is the oldest living alumni, which brought the college president out to Beaverton for a visit last month. She used her degree to work as a secretary for the president of an Indiana company and later was the librarian at the Deschutes County law library.
Poppies, presidents and pottery: the layered art of Justin Rothshank
Ceramic artist Justin Rothshank '00 uses his artwork to explore political figures, poppies and the natural world.