Goshen College values, affirms and protects the freedom of speech, the freedom of expression and the right to peaceably assemble for any member of the college community. As an institution shaped by Anabaptist-Mennonite faith, we hold as sacred and commit to value, affirm and protect the dignity of every person.
- Rebecca Stoltzfus
Activation Plan
Below is an overview of some campus activities:
- Goshen College’s core curriculum (The Goshen Core) is designed around five core values; “global citizenship” is one of those values. The first-year seminar experience (Core 100), “Identity, Culture and Community,” is designed around the question: “How do people with diverse identities engage together in a vibrant community?”
- The college’s annual lecture series includes two endowed lectures devoted to issues of conflict and peacemaking.
- For the 2024-2025 academic year, the president’s opening convocation speech will be about “Conflict, Community and Creativity.” President Stoltzfus will also host a workshop for all teaching and administrative faculty on how to prepare for a year of conflict and creativity.
Rebecca Stoltzfus
President, Goshen College
Join the growing consoritum of campus leaders urgently committed to collectively restoring higher education’s role in democracy.
Rebecca Stoltzfus
President, Goshen College
Below is an overview of some campus activities:
- Goshen College’s core curriculum (The Goshen Core) is designed around five core values; “global citizenship” is one of those values. The first-year seminar experience (Core 100), “Identity, Culture and Community,” is designed around the question: “How do people with diverse identities engage together in a vibrant community?”
- The college’s annual lecture series includes two endowed lectures devoted to issues of conflict and peacemaking.
- For the 2024-2025 academic year, the president’s opening convocation speech will be about “Conflict, Community and Creativity.” President Stoltzfus will also host a workshop for all teaching and administrative faculty on how to prepare for a year of conflict and creativity.
Goshen College values, affirms and protects the freedom of speech, the freedom of expression and the right to peaceably assemble for any member of the college community. As an institution shaped by Anabaptist-Mennonite faith, we hold as sacred and commit to value, affirm and protect the dignity of every person.
- Rebecca Stoltzfus