The presidents of nine Indiana colleges and universities — including Goshen College President Rebecca Stoltzfus and a group of local community and campus leaders she invited — met virtually on Friday, July 10, along with dozens of Indiana state, city and civic leaders to listen, discuss mutual needs and better understand how to advance the work of racial justice and transformation.
In this 125th year of Goshen College, President Stoltzfus shares her imaginings of the future that we will create as we emerge broken-hearted and yet full of courageous imagination.
We stand in solidarity with our Black brothers and sisters — fellow colleagues, students, alumni and community members.
Goshen College President Rebecca J. Stoltzfus delivered this speech for the 122nd Commencement Ceremony, held online, on April 26, 2020.
This presidential column originally appeared in the Fall/Winter 2019 issue of The Bulletin BY REBECCA J. STOLTZFUS ’83, President of Goshen College IN THIS 125TH anniversary year, we pause and wonder at the heritage that we have received, and consider how we are shaping that heritage in this time for the…
What have we inherited from our founders and servant leaders over these 125 years?
Goshen College President Rebecca Stoltzfus added her signature this week to a letter of support for the Higher Education Mental Health Act of 2019, a bill that seeks to address the growing number of students in higher education with mental health concerns.
Goshen College was brought into being by ordinary people who saw potential and had the courage to develop that potential. By extraordinary leaders who were motivated by their own joy in the work, and also to create something for their community, as it was then and for the generations to come.
President Rebecca J. Stoltzfus shares about the college’s commitments to these important values.
President Stoltzfus discusses GC's new mission statement and vision statement, and how they will guide us forward.
