“Enjoy it.” That is what I was told almost everyday at my internship. They were not talking about the internship itself but the learning process. When I walked in on my first day I did not imagine that I would give my first shot, assist on procedures or have the…
Danny Aramouni ’19 was a molecular biology/biochemistry major and Bible and religion minor from Manhattan, Kansas. He was a chapel worship assistant, a member of hymn club, pre-med club and a member of the band and orchestra. What do you like most about Goshen and why? I…
Stan King’s 30-year research career in plant pathology was bookended by successful stints with the Goshen College tennis team, first as a nearly undefeated player, then as one of the longest-serving coaches in Maple Leaf history. King was born in India to missionary parents. That’s where, as a boarding school…
Dr. Doug Schwartzentruber ’78, a surgical oncologist and the system medical director for Indiana University Health’s statewide cancer services in Indianapolis, was named one of TIME Magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world in 2010. Schwartzentruber is best known for his groundbreaking research concerning…
Professor of Biology View Ryan’s profile >> What drew you to want to teach at Goshen College? There are few academic communities as committed to understanding our connections to the world — I am surrounded by students and colleagues who are passionate about improving our world. What do you…
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, but I also wanted to be able to share…
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 most about teaching GC students? The broader interests and…
Kara Hostetter, a 2016 molecular biology and biochemistry graduate, had attended three schools in Africa before coming to Goshen. At GC, she found similarities in the small class sizes and close relationships. Why did you choose Goshen College? My experience being at Eastern Mennonite High School (EMHS) for eighth and…
Henry Stewart graduated from Goshen College in 2014 with a music and biochemistry double major. As a student, he was known for playing the accordion, writing award-winning music compositions and as an academic star. Why Goshen College? As a scientist and a musician, Henry wanted all aspects of…
Asia Green graduated in 2017 with a molecular biology and biochemistry major. She played soccer, participated in the Black Student Union and learned Spanish—all while studying to become a pediatric dentist. What do you like most about Goshen College and why? I appreciate the small town atmosphere. It translates into the…
