"Since early in institutional memory, the student-faculty relationship has been a close one, from social gatherings in 1951 in the home of Professor Karl and Christine Massanari in which U.S. and international students could interact to a house church group including faculty and students described by Rich Kremer ’75 where deep conversation and close relationships formed. Today, with arguably more complex family and student schedules, professors still invite students to their home – in the case of John D. Roth, professor of history, to enjoy the product of an old cider press. This is indeed a rare and wonderful place – people aware of their part in the body of Christ, and to helping others find their points of connection as well.”

Many gifts, same spirit:
Teaching at Goshen College

Quote (above) taken from "About this issue, Many gifts, same spirit: Teaching at Goshen College ", September 2002 issue of the Goshen College Bulletin which features a number of faculty profiles (links below).

	Doug Schirch - associate professor of chemistry
	Carl Helrich - professor of physics
	Pat McFarlane - associate professor of communication
	Ann Hostetler - associate professor of English
	Merv Helmuth - associate professor of nursing
	Myron Yoder - associate professor of American Sign Language Interpreting
	Brenda S. Srof - professor of nursing
	Daniel A. Smith - professor of chemistry
	Beverly K. Lapp - associate professor of music
	Dean Rhodes - associate professor of Spanish
	Jan Bender Shetler - associate professor of history
	Merrill Krabill - professor of art