“Brace Yourselves: Election Night with the History Department,” was the premonitory title for the GC History and Political Science sponsored discussion even in CIIE, on November 8, 2016. Students gathered to listen to four panelist professors give a succinct description of the US election system but most importantly, their perspectives…
On Thursday, October 6, representatives from over 90 law schools from across the nation will be on the Notre Dame campus to meet and speak with students considering the study of law and/or a career in the law in the near or distant future. You need not register to…
Dr. Ryan L. Claassen (‘94) returned to his alma mater for the presentation, “The Constitution, the Religious Right and the Presidential Election” at the Goshen College’s Center for Intercultural and International Education (CIIE). Claassen graduated from Goshen College with a…
LIVE. LEARN. INTERN. programs in Washington, D.C. are now accepting applications for the summer of 2016 . These internships include undergraduate academic credit, guaranteed internship placement, and fully furnished housing in the heart of Washington, DC. The priority deadline is on February 10th, and the final applicant deadline is March 16th. This year…
This past Thursday, September 17th, Felipe Merino who is the owner and managing attorney at Merino Law Firm spoke at our celebration of Constitution Day on the topic of birthright citizenship. He began his discussion with statistics on birthright citizenship, stating that 7.5% of U.S. births are to unauthorized citizens…
This is an exciting opportunity for undergraduates and graduate students who are interested in reproductive justice, community outreach, and political advocacy.
The National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC) is seeking an intern to assist with direct legal services and outreach to the immigrant population in Goshen.
By Mara Weaver (’13) After graduating from Goshen College I moved to Mexico City for a year with Mennonite Central Committee’s Serving and Learning Together program. There I worked and lived at Casa de los Amigos, a Quaker center for peace and international understanding. The Casa focuses on offering hospitality,…
Goshen College History graduates celebrate their accomplishments with a diverse background of interests
An exciting opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to experience the administration of local government in the nation’s 13th largest city.
