Josh Gleason, an athletic administrator with more than a decade of experience in sports leadership and communication, has been named the athletic director at Goshen College, interim provost Lee Snyder announced Monday.
Gleason appointed Goshen College Athletic Director
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Gleason appointed Goshen College Athletic Director
Husband and wife duo to present two-piano concert
Husband and wife piano duo Luke and Mary Rose Norell will present a concert of music for two pianos in the Goshen College Music Center’s Sauder Concert Hall on Saturday, Feb. 14. The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. and…
South to North: Traveling and Training
A full blog entry for the month of February will be posted soon, but I can’t resist posting a picture or two taken while being a WWOOF volunteer earlier this month in southwest Arkansas at Plum Creek Ranch. As a...
Goshen College alum a ‘hit’ on American Idol
Samuel (Rosario) Prince, a 2013 Goshen College graduate from Puerto Rico, made his national television debut on Wednesday, Jan. 28, on the show “American Idol.” Prince, who studied theater and broadcasting at Goshen, earned a chance to audition in San…
Nayo Ulloa
What drew you to want to teach at Goshen College? I was drawn to Goshen College’s commitment to international and intercultural studies, especially the mid- to long-term goal of making GC a Hispanic-serving institution. What do you love most about...
Kyle Hufford
View Kyle’s profile >> What drew you to want to teach at Goshen College? I was drawn to teach at GC for the freedom they offered in the classroom. As faculty we have the freedom to teach in ways that...
Brenda Srof
Professor Emeritus of Nursing View Brenda’s profile What drew you to want to teach at Goshen College? My desire to teach at Goshen College grew out of a sense of calling and service to the church. When I entered graduate...
Dean Rhodes
Associate Professor of Spanish View Dean’s profile >> What drew you to want to teach at Goshen College? My own positive experience as a GC student drew me back to the college. I appreciate GC´s emphasis on peace and justice,...
Enjoy a romantic evening with Merry Lea’s Valentine’s Day dinner and hike
Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen College will host a sunset hike and Valentine’s Day dinner on Saturday, Feb. 14, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Farmstead Site. Bring a loved one and enjoy the chance to recover the…
Peking Acrobats to present daring acts on Feb. 10
Audiences can gear up for the Chinese New Year as The Peking Acrobats bring bold gymnastic maneuvers to center stage with Goshen College’s Performing Arts Series on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m.
Bruce Hostetler ’88
Bruce A. Hostetler is currently resident stage director for the Portland Revels, artistic director of CompassWorks, and a freelance theatre/opera director, producer and playwright. His four operas have toured the west coast, and his play “Feral” was a hit of the...
Convocation: China SST, Fall 2014
Fall 2014 China SST unit students. Click for audio file
GC Students Join Limeños in Taking Back Busy Arequipa
On a sunny Sunday, our group spent an hour biking along Arequipa Avenue, part of the weaving stream of hundreds of walkers, runners, skaters and cyclists who have exclusive access to the roadway for a few hours every week. This...
February 2015 events at Goshen College
February 2015 events at Goshen College include a performance by the Peking Acrobats, the student-directed Winter One Acts, the C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest and the 55th Annual Concerto-Aria Concert.
Eastman School of Music professor to give violin recital in Rieth Recital Hall
Charles Castleman, professor of violin at The Eastman School of Music and Miami (Florida) University, will present a visiting artist recital on Friday, Feb. 6 in Rieth Recital Hall, in the Goshen College Music Center. The recital will begin at…
Learning to Know the Artists and Economics of Fair Trade
By Karen and Duane Sherer Stoltzfus Peru SST Co-Directors, 2014-2015 A 10-minute walk from Casa Goshen, the home office of the SST program in Peru, we found Manos Amigas, a Christian organization that exports handicrafts on behalf of independent artists,...
Goshen College’s Study-Service Term ranked 4th nationally for best study abroad program
Goshen College’s Study-Service Term (SST) program has been ranked fourth on a list of the 50 best study abroad program in America. Since the SST program began in 1968, nearly 8,000 students have participated in 24 countries worldwide.
A Place Where the Incas Yield to the Moche
In anticipation of our visit to Caral, an archaeological site that represents the oldest city in the Americas, dating to about 2600 B.C., we visited a museum that uses pottery and other artifacts to tell the history of several leading...
Dan Smith
Professor of Chemistry View Dan’s profile >> What drew you to want to teach at GC? I came to teach at Goshen College because it was a small Christian college. I wanted to work with students on an individual basis,...
Doug Schirch
Professor of Chemistry View Doug’s profile >> What drew you to want to teach at GC? Its affiliation as a mission of the Mennonite church and its core values, especially those of Christ-centeredness and global citizenship. What do you love...
Seven student winners featured in 55th annual Concerto-Aria Concert Feb. 7
Seven student winners of the 2014-15 Goshen College Concerto-Aria Competition will perform arias and concerto movements with the Goshen College Symphony Orchestra in the 55th annual Concerto-Aria Concert on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Sauder Concert Hall.
Soroka and Hill to perform faculty recital Jan. 30
Goshen College music faculty members Solomia Soroka and Matthew Hill will present a recital of works for violin and piano on Friday, Jan. 30, 2015. The recital will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Goshen College Music Center’s Rieth Recital…
Chapel: ¡Encuentro! #faithstory #patlehman – Professor of Communication
Communications professor, Pat Lehman, will share from her life journey. Click for audio file
Touring Downtown Lima, From Cathedral Crypts to a Hilltop Lookout
Our tour of downtown Lima began in an early colonial monastery, Convento de San Francisco, known for its religious art above ground and its history below ground. We admired the courtyard, the wood carvings, and the paintings, including “The Last...
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