Jay Smith ’74 to receive Outstanding Basketball Official Award
The IHSAA honored Jay Smith '74 as its Outstanding Girls Basketball Official in 2001 and as its Outstanding Boys Basketball Official in 2010.
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YOU SHOULD KNOW: Suzanne Bishop ’43 has helped start two art guilds
Suzanne Bishop '84 is a founding member of two guilds in Goshen, clay and photography.
When a 3-year-old talks about death: Jodi H. Beyeler ’00 – The Mennonite
Jodi H. Beyeler reflects on Easter and when her 3-year-old talks about death.
John ’58 and Carolyn ’67 Hertzler • Good of Goshen
A neighborhood garden in Goshen creates camaraderie.
Greg Drescher ’82 named Warren County Public Schools superintendent – The Northern Virginian Daily
Greg Drescher '82, assistant superintendent for instruction with Warren County Public Schools, was announced the district’s new superintendent at a special meeting Thursday evening.
Joanna Masingila ’82 Named Dean of School of Education at Syracuse
Joanna Masingila, a 1982 GC graduate, has been selected to serve as dean of the School of Education at Syracuse University
A Great Place to Live, Work and Thrive: Joel Jimenez ’01 | Good of Goshen
Joel Jiménez ’01 was born and raised in Costa Rica. After meeting a group of Goshen College students he decided to try Goshen College for himself. He talks about living and pursuing his dreams in Goshen.
YOU SHOULD KNOW: Fondness for sports leads Nate West ’10 to ministry – The Goshen News
West is executive director of The Post, a Christ-centered youth program in downtown Goshen.
Peace Farm: A new experiment in Christian discipleship
Krista and Tim Showalter Ehst, both 2008 GC grads, have begun Peace Farm, a new voluntary service program born out of a collaborative effort between Quakers and Mennonites in Pennsylvania. This six-month apprenticeship brings together the practical work of farming and an exploration of connections between peace, food justice and faith.
Prominent Somali scholar Said Samatar ’73 dies
Dr. Said Samatar, longtime Rutgers history professor, scholar and authority on Somalia, died on Feb. 24.