Christine Nofsinger has served as the director of the Marcellus Township Wood Memorial Library for 22 years, and in addition to providing continuity and sound leadership, Nofsinger has promoted civic engagement through a variety of avenues both within and beyond the walls of the library.
On Monday, March 19, Goshen College recognized five professors for milestone achievements, including promotions and doctoral degree completions.
Jayne Fought '99, a soft-spoken, tough-natured and empowered woman, is a born adventurer. She’s paddled in the swamps of the Everglades, explored remote rivers of the Northwest Territories and the Yukon, navigated all 220 miles of the French Broad River and led backpacking and hiking trips all across the United States.
"The Exceptional Vera Good: A Life Beyond the Polka Dot Door" details the life of 102 year-old Dr. Vera Good '52, a pioneering educator and television producer from Waterloo County.
After two decades at the helm of Westview School Corp. (Topeka, Ind.), Superintendent Dr. Randy Zimmerly '85 is stepping down.
Marlea Hershberger-Leinbach '03 was not always the seasoned artist she is today. While she is currently best known for her nature-inspired mixed media paintings, she is also an instructor for the Holmes Center for the Arts.
Andy Brubaker '10 is a Goshen High School biology teacher who spent last summer on an epic mountain biking trip on the Colorado Trail. To fulfill his calling to be a teacher, he knows the importance of renewing himself outside of the classroom, too.
It’s not often that employment anniversaries dovetail perfectly with organizational milestones, but for Janet Whalen Couch, a celebration of 20 years of service as Executive Director will coincide with the 20-year anniversary of the Campus Center for Young Children (CCYC).
Kathryn Aschliman, professor emerita of education, taught in the Laboratory Kindergarten for 34 years, and now has a peace arts collection named after her.
Goshen College’s Education Department has been ranked in the 96th percentile nationally for its undergraduate secondary education program in the National Council on Teacher Quality’s (NCTQ) latest ratings of 717 undergraduate programs that prepare high school teachers.
