Archives for Good of Goshen Tag

Mary Short ’03 helps Young Scientist Club take Off – Good of Goshen

Mary Short '03 and Suzanne Miller '11, of Goshen’s Parkside Elementary School, make science fun.

John ’58 and Carolyn ’67 Hertzler • Good of Goshen

A neighborhood garden in Goshen creates camaraderie.

A Great Place to Live, Work and Thrive: Joel Jimenez ’01 | Good of Goshen

Joel Jiménez ’01 was born and raised in Costa Rica. After meeting a group of Goshen College students he decided to try Goshen College for himself. He talks about living and pursuing his dreams in Goshen.

Carl Weaver ’69 provides hands-on experience for Goshen High School students – Good of Goshen

Teacher Carl Weaver '69 has been leading an annual Florida Keys marine biology field trip for 42 years.

Nationally renowned sculptor and professor John Mishler calls goshen home – Good of Goshen

Mishler’s one-of-a-kind sculptures dapple northern Indiana and southern Michigan, with others stationed across the country.

From Kindergarten to College – Janeth Vela, Goshen College nursing student | Good of Goshen

Computer coding in elementary school? It’s happening with Andrew Kauffman ’04 – Good of Goshen

Just one example of ways teachers are supporting students’ learning in Goshen. Teachers like Andrew Kauffman '04 at Chandler Elementary focus on hands-on and engaging activities to bring kids into learning.

Goshen College entrepreneurs find success in the tea industry – Good of Goshen

How T-shirts, a Volkswagen van, and a mint tea blend changed the lives of three graduates: Niles Graber Alvarez '14, Corrine Graber Alavarez '13 and Hans Weaver '13

Good of Goshen: Professor Duane Stoltzfus, from the New York Times to Goshen Commons

As a copy editor at The New York Times, Duane Stoltzfus seemingly had it all for a young man.

Putting the student in the driver’s seat of education | Sarah Metzler ’98 – Good of Goshen

When Sarah Metzler ‘98 worked in a school district in Boulder, Colo., she began to visualize the way she thought school should look. Now she's putting that vision to use in Goshen.