Madeline Yoder, a sociology senior, won the Audience’s Choice Award at the 2015 Academic Research Symposium for her paper, “Embodying Tradition in Unsettled Times: An Ethnography of Hymn Singing on a College Campus.” Madeline’s presentation represented her cumulative work in junior and senior research and seminar classes in sociology. Aranza Torres, a social…
Commencement was April 26! The Sociology, Social Work & Anthropology Department celebrated with our 16 seniors (two Sociology, 14 social work–four in the 16-month accelerated BSW completion track; 10 in the traditional BASW track). No two paths after commencement are exactly alike. Two of our graduates are heading into the world in…
Sarah Toews, social work '14, is currently volunteering for two months in Cambodia.
Earlier this year, Larry Wenger '65 published his first book, "Employee Centered Management: The Coming Revolution in Social Services."
Brad Yoder '63, a professor of sociology and social work at Manchester University, has been named Indiana Social Worker of the Year by the National Association of Social Workers.
“My favorite place in the world,” said Andrea Medina, a social work major from Goshen, “is Alhambra, an ancient Islamic palace in Granada, Spain.” Before visiting Spain, Medina had never been outside the United States.
2013 social work graduate, Rachel Stoltzfus is working with Mennonite Voluntary Service at the Homeless Prenatal Program in San Francisco as housing associate.
Kelsey Schrock, who graduated in 2013 with a major in Social Work and a minor is Spanish, writes from Managua, Nicaragua where she has started a 2 year volunteer position:
Check out our great group of current thirteen social work senior interns!
