Fans gather to greet Al Roker in Goshen – Goshen News
Eleven-year-old Hayden McDonald skipped school Tuesday to get a glimpse of his favorite weather television personality, Al Roker of the Today Show.
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Indiana’s Teacher Shortage (part 3): Educators, students offer solutions – WNDU
The Indiana Department of Education has reported a decline in the number of teacher licenses issued over the past few years.
Indiana’s Teacher Shortage (part 2): Switching careers, continents, and sticking with it – WNDU
As the Indiana Department of Education investigates teacher recruitment and retention, educators and college students talk about why they stuck with the profession – or switched career paths.
Goshen College students weigh voting in Goshen elections or casting ballots in their home states – The Elkhart Truth
Many college students who want to vote have a decision to make: whether to vote in their home communities or in Goshen.
Indiana’s Teacher Shortage (part 1): Area educators and students weigh in – WNDU
Area educators and students, including Suzanne Ehst, director of secondary education, and Pete Biddle '15, offer their points of view as to what factors are feeding the teacher shortage.
Learning meets nature: Director Luke Gascho enjoys Merry Lea’s combination of education, environment – KPC News
Merry Lea boasts 1,189 acres with seven miles of trails and welcomes about 6,000 preschool- through high school-age students for programs each year, as well as offering various programs to the public, plus undergraduate programs including agroecology and sustainability leadership and a graduate program in environmental education.
Suzanne Ehst weighs in on Indiana’s teacher shortage on WNIT’s ‘Politically Speaking’ – The Elkhart Truth
Suzanne Ehst, associate professor and director of secondary education at Goshen College, weighs in on Indiana's teacher shortage on WNIT's "Politically Speaking."
Mikhail Fernandes ’16 “gives back” on three continents – Mennonite Mission Network
Mikhail Fernandes spent last summer serving with Southern African Development and Reconstruction Agency (SADRA) through collaboration between Mission Network and Goshen College’s Summer Service Inquiry program.
Nayo Ulloa, internationally renowned musician, gives back to community – Good of Goshen
Nayo Ulloa, adjunct professor of Spanish and internationally renowned Quena player, is bridging cultures in Goshen.