This summer, eight Goshen College students are exploring church ministry and gaining valuable experiences as they work with congregations across the United States through the college's Ministry Inquiry Program (MIP).
Seven Goshen College students are spending the summer in service around the world with a church-related service or mission agency through Goshen College's Service Inquiry Program (SIP).
Christian-based summer camps provide sacred places for young people to explore what it means to live faithfully in a Christ-centered community while realizing that care for the earth is an extension of Jesus' ministry. This summer, nine Goshen College students are working at such camps and retreats throughout the country, leading young people on their faith journeys.
One of the longest-running workshops for both piano teachers and students in the United States will happen again this summer. The Goshen College Piano Workshop and Academy, being held June 18-21 in the Goshen College Music Center, will feature outstanding piano and piano pedagogy clinicians and teachers
This summer, the Hershberger Art Gallery at Goshen College will host an exhibit by members of the Indiana Women's Caucus for Art (IWCA) called "Four Decades of Women in Art." The IWCA presents the show in honor and celebration of the 40th anniversary of their national organization, the Women's Caucus for Art (WCA).
All events are open to the public and are free unless otherwise noted.
Goshen College recently recognized 239 students, for excellence in academics, on the 2011-12 spring semester Dean’s List.
Goshen College Campus Pastor Bob Yoder remembers how his life was significantly changed by a semester spent in the Middle East during college, when the "Bible came alive" for him. He hopes the same will be true for his students as he helps lead one of two classes spending 20 days during May term traveling together through Greece and Rome, tracing the footsteps of the Apostle Paul.
Goshen College's Class of 2012 received degrees on Sunday, April 22 after being encouraged to become "ambassadors of reconciliation" and to experience the healing and fulfillment possible through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Goshen College Sophomore Henry Stewart (Lancaster, Pa.) has advanced to the final round of the Villiers String Quartet's New Works Competition with his original composition "Threnody/Images."
