At this convocation, award-winning author Reyna Grande will tell about her life journey as an undocumented immigrant.

Available for convocation credit – cost is $5 for students.Winners of the 2014 Goshen Peace Play Contest will be presented October 3-5, 2014 in Umble Center Theater1st Place, Out from Under with Mary by Chris Shaw Swanson, directed by Angel Reyes (sr.)Winning playwright Chris Shaw Swanson of Westerville, OH, will be our guest for an audience talkback following each of the weekend’s three performances. Out From Under With Mary depicts the interaction between two women at an inner city methadone clinic. There for a drug test, the suburban housewife Diane discovers that there’s more to homeless multisyllabic-speaking Mary than meets the ear . . . and eye. By presenting the possibility that two women from vastly different economic circumstances can find common ground, this play promotes the ideas of tolerance and peace through understanding. Perhaps we are more alike than different. Congratulations Chris!2nd Place, I Scream, You Scream by Mattie Rydalch, directed by Martin Flow

Professor Dean Rhodes will share out of his experience walking 500 miles along the Camino in Northern Spain reflecting on the encounters he had along the way.

Student Dialogue with guest speakers (both immigration attorneys) in Koinonia Room (CC 300) following Convocation; all invited.

The whole campus gathers to celebrate the beginning of the 2014-15 school year. President Brenneman will speak.

Led by Summer Ministry Inquiry students.

Lots of ideas for free and inexpensive things to do on campus, around town and in the Michiana region during May term weekends and free Wednesdays.

We will meet for a special Holy Week Chapel this Monday.

All are invited to a rousing end-of-the-semester Hymn Sing!

Professor Jan Shetler and students from the History of Ethnic Conflict class will lead this convocation, on the day that commemorates 20 years since horrific genocide began in Rwanda. How are the wounds of violence healed? How can rival ethnic and religious groups learn to live together in peace?

Three GC seniors will reflect on their years as a Goshen College student through the lens of faith.

Change from printed schedule.