GOSHEN BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER.
In the 2010 edition of “America’s Best Colleges,” U.S. News & World Report recognizes Goshen as a leader in multicultural education, citing our commitment to global citizenship along with the economic and racial diversity among Goshen students. U.S. News also praises our percentage of international students and the high number of students studying abroad. Our diverse campus welcomes students from 24 countries and many religions outside the Mennonite faith. In fact, more than 30 different Christian denominations and several world religions are represented here.
Of course, none of this is news to us. Diversity is so important at Goshen that we have an entire office dedicated to it. The Diverse Student Support Office supports diversity-related clubs and organizations, hosts multicultural events and activities, and sponsors programs like Martin Luther King Jr. Study Day, Hispanic Day and Peace of the Arts.
BREAKING BOUNDARIES AND BROADENING PERSPECTIVES.
Intercultural opportunities abound at Goshen, starting with our popular Study-Service Term (SST), which takes students to placed like China, Peru and Egypt for a semester. And if you want to add global perspective to your area of study, the international studies minor makes it possible.
Right here in Indiana, Goshen’s Center for Intercultural & International Education (CIIE) connects with the Latino population through educational research, curriculum development and access to resources.
Wherever we go, whomever we meet, Goshen joins people in peace and understanding.
Goshen College is in compliance with all federal regulations pertaining to nondiscrimination on the basis of sex, race, color, national or ethnic origin and disability in its recruitment, admission, educational, athletic, financial aid and employment policies and programs. We welcome all students as God’s creation regardless of color, gender, religion, ethnicity or nationality, sexual orientation and social or economic class.
