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David Reimer is a senior member of the U.S. Foreign Service, and was sworn in as Ambassador to the Republic of Mauritius and the Republic of Seychelles on Dec. 13, 2017. He is a 2018 Goshen College Culture For Service Alumni Award-winner.
Ellen Schlabach's idealistic sketches have turned to paintings that she sees as telling the truth — uniting viewers by recognizing common experiences, even if the experiences aren’t always positive.
Tim Nafziger '03 lives in California's Ojai Valley, where the Thomas Fire is raging, bringing new perspective to his work with Christian Peacemaker Teams and displaced people.
Jerron Jamerson '14 continues chasing his dream of becoming a full-time professional in Australia.
Lauren Morales '10 creates artwork and jewelry from her studio in Goshen, called "Moonflower Studio."
Addie Liechty '06 collaborated on an album called The Midnight Hymn Sing album, released on Nov. 21, an eclectic collection of spirituals and hymns that is being sold to help benefit Mennonite Central Committee’s response to the Syrian refugee crisis.
Six days before the Museum of the Bible opened its doors, more than 100 friends and family of Joel Kauffmann '79, a cartoonist and creative consultant on museum design prior to his death in 2015, gathered at the Washington, D.C., facility to remember Kauffmann, celebrate his contributions and launch a new scholarship in his name.
"We’ve lived in the Goshen community the whole time we’ve been here, and I’ve never wanted to live anywhere else. I’ve seen this community grow and evolve. It’s great, I love what this whole city has to offer."
A former University of Arkansas professor's papers are now available for researchers in the University Libraries Special Collections department. The Donald E. Voth Papers contain materials collected and produced by Voth during the course of his teaching and research, both as a student and as a professor. These materials primarily consist of articles, reports, project files, background research and publications related to rural sociology and community and rural development, both locally and internationally.
The week before Alison started her job at Twin Cities Habitat in 2015, she found something surprising at her childhood home in Indiana: a school project in which she described that she dreamed of working for Habitat for Humanity when she grew up.
