GC senior attends national conference for women’s student leadership
Brianne Brenneman, a senior molecular biology and biochemistry major from Mason, Ohio, recently attended the National Conference for College Women Student Leaders (NCCWSL).
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Goshen College student produces video game – The Goshen News
Christian Stoltzfus, a sophomore, Jeanette Shown, professor of information technology, and India Potter of Ball State are collaborating on a Maple Scholars project to create a peace-oriented video game.
A pacifist take on Independence Day: Grant Rissler ’99 – Richmond Magazine
Grant Rissler '99 is a doctoral candidate in public policy and administration at Virginia Commonwealth University, assistant director for programs at the Commonwealth Educational Policy Institute and he’s a board member for the Richmond Peace Education Center and the fair-trade shop Ten Thousand Villages.
Summer student research involves game theory, stop motion animation, bystander training and more
Sixteen Goshen College students are participating in summer research projects through the college’s Maple Scholars Program.
A life of generosity: Former student and lifetime supporter leaves final large gift to the college
Milo Albrecht, a former Goshen College student, farmer and generous donor to the college, died Tuesday, April 19, 2016, at the age of 94.
Professor Regina Shands Stoltzfus ’84: The Violence of ‘Normal’ – Sojo.net
Violence is a continuum. And it can start long before someone buys a gun.
Leslee Smucker ’09: The poetry of music – University of Colorado Boulder
Leslee Smucker '09 presented two multimedia recitals this year combining her two loves of violin and visual art.
Students in Inquiry Programs lead and learn through service
Fifteen Goshen College students are participating in Camping, Ministry and Service Inquiry Programs this summer, in locations across the United States.
Google awards GC women’s computer science group $8,500 for IgniteCS program
Goshen College’s Digital Eve group received an $8,500 grant from Google’s IgniteCS program, an initiative that supports student groups that are committed to developing and delivering a computer science outreach program in their community. GC’s program is scheduled to begin in the fall of 2016.
Dancing through the lab? No, but science requires fancy footwork – Colorado State University
Rushika Perera '95, an assistant professor of virology at CSU, recently won a 2016 Boettcher Foundation Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Award, one of 10 in Colorado, for her studies of mosquito-borne viruses at Colorado State University.