Food for Thought: Times change, so does Elkhart library – The South Bend Tribune
GC alums like Katrina Maust '06, Mary Beth Schlabach '88 and Lisa Guedea Carreno '84 are reshaping the Elkhart County Library for the next generation.
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“Finding Resilience After the Storm” by Rebecca Shetler Fast ’08 – mcc.org
While many news reports following Hurricane Matthew showed crowds of desperate people waiting for help to arrive, this is only one small piece of the story. The bigger story, in communities across Haiti, was of people picking themselves up, neighbors helping neighbors, and the slow and determined process of rebuilding.
Brianne Donaldson ’05 : Offer the Other Cheek? The Risks of Listening and Peacemaking – Patheos
Brianne Donaldson is a public ethicist exploring the intersection of Indian and western thought, critical animal studies, and religion and science.
The Meditative Grid: An Interview with Joseph Shetler ’06 – East City Art
Washington D.C.-based artist Joseph Shetler '06 talks about his undergrad art experience, SST, his Mennonite upbringing and his minimalist approach.
Sarah Elizabeth ’05 creates magic with makeup – The Goshen News
Sarah Elizabeth Miller '05 is a makeup artist for the Netflix series “Travelers,” and appeared on the third season of SyFy's Face Off.
Hesston College’s longtime Director of Nursing Bonnie Sowers ’69 to step down – The Mennonite
After 37 years as director of the Hesston (Kansas) College Nursing program, Bonnie Sowers announced that she will step down from the role on June 30.
Ben Hartman ’01 named one of Grist’s ’50 Fixers’ – Grist.com
In the United States, 40 percent of the food we produce isn’t eaten. Ben Hartman is trying to put a dent in that figure.
Matt Schloneger ’94 wins national fellowship award – Hesston College
Hesston College music faculty member Matthew Schloneger '94, Ph.D., was selected as one of two winners nationally for the Van L. Lawrence Fellowship, recognizing a combined commitment to excellence in teaching and voice science.
Former business professor Randy Gunden remembered as gifted teacher and loyal friend
Randy Gunden, a former business professor and administrator at Goshen College, died Feb. 25 after a 10-month battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 64 years old and graduated from Goshen College in 1975 with a degree in economics.
Dalton Shetler ’16 broadcasting college hoops at Michigan State – The Goshen News
Last summer Dalton Shetler '16 received a “life-changing call,” as Shetler describes it, a ticket to being embedded as a broadcaster with a big-time college basketball program.