The case for college, part 2: How do we educate for today’s world?
Specific competencies and a broad liberal arts education — can Goshen College offer the best of both worlds?
President Rebecca J. Stoltzfus
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Why I journal
Nearly every morning, I put the coffee on to brew, indulge in morning Tai Chi, pray the Lord’s Prayer, drink my first cup of coffee without artificial light and then I write in my journal. Of all the forms of writing that I do, journaling is the most pleasurable.
The case for college, part 1: Is college worth it — really?
I know there are a lot of negative narratives about college these days. How do we respond to this? Let’s begin with some evidence.