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 Myron
Yoder
The evolution of Myron Yoder’s vocation came not from an opportunity
for a new job or a promotion. It came in the form of signs... more
 Brenda
S. Srof
Brenda Boehr Srof teaches her nursing protégés to
focus on the whole person when providing care... more
 Daniel
A. Smith
Associate Professor of Chemistry Dan Smith knows an industrial secret
that he sometimes shares with visitors: Goshen College holds the
world’s entire supply of... more
 Beverly
K. Lapp
At the age of 10, two years after her first piano lesson, Beverly
Lapp’s parents took a service assignment in Kingston, Jamaica...
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 Dean
K. Rhodes
During SST in Nicaragua, Dean Rhodes was “Latinized” –
and he started on a faith journey... more
 Jan
Bender Shetler
Faith is a prime mover in the individual histories of people worldwide.
Jan Bender Shetler’s experiences in service and scholarship...
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 Merrill
Krabill
Associate Professor of Art Merrill Krabill sees an unformed piece
of clay, unexposed film or a blank canvas as a question for him
or his students: What am I going to do? more
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Many gifts, with spirit:
As a storyteller, preparing this issue of the Bulletin was
both a challenge and... more |
Being born again at Goshen College:
Like many readers of this publication, I fell in love... more |
 Carl
Kreider ’36 - The former professor of economics, dean and
acting president... more
 Roy
Umble ’35 - Myron Yoder and Roy Umble both had grand visions
of... more
 Norma
Jean Weldy ’54 - While Brenda Srof sees Norma Jean Weldy
as... more
 Robert
Buschert ’48 - Using X-ray crystallography in his graduate...
more
 Kathryn
Sherer ’54 - As associate professor of music, Kathryn Sherer
was... more
 Mary
Oyer ’45 - While Dean Rhodes became "Latinized,"
Mary Oyer became... more
 Willard
Smith ’28 - Jan Bender Shetler traveled across Africa and
the... more
 Ezra
Hershberger ’34 - While Merrill Krabill sees the infinite
possibilities in... more
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