Dr. Ryan Troyer '97, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at The University of Western Ontario, is working with a team of others in his department on a vaccine for Covid-19.
Christy Miller Hesed '07 most recently directed a research project that engaged rural churches and government agencies to promote coastal resilience to climate change on the Chesapeake Bay.
Dr. Doug Smucker '80 is professor emeritus of family and community medicine at University of Cincinnati and currently works at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, as medical director of palliative care. In this podcast, he talks about how his Goshen (Indiana) College education was formative in his career choices.
Dale Kempf '78 is a distinguished research fellow at research biopharmaceutical company AbbVie where he coordinates its Neglected Diseases Program.
Katelyn Vendrely '16, a graduate student of biological sciences, joined Notre Dame's Eck Institute for Global Health’s fellowship program with her project titled “Mapping competitive growth of malaria parasites to assess the fitness impact of artemisinin resistance.”
Daniel Lemons '74 took over July 1 as interim president of Lehman College, the City University of New York's only four-year college in the Bronx.
“Deep Dive: A Midwestern Legacy in the Florida Keys” has been chosen as an official selection in both the River Bend Film Festival (RBFF) and the International Christian Film and Music Festival (ICFF). The documentary was also nominated as the “2019 Best Student Film” in the ICFF.
After more than 40 years helping apple growers fight destructive diseases, Virginia Tech tree fruit pathologist Keith Yoder '68 has retired.
“A good aspect of a polar vortex is that it kills off bad insects like mosquitoes, for example,” said Dr. Andrew Ammons, associate biology professor at Goshen College.
Goshen College President Rebecca Stoltzfus introduced the new Faculty Renewal Grants, with the first round of proposals funded last spring.
