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A Heart for Advocacy: Hannah Hartman ’24 on Working with International Justice Mission in the Philippines
Hannah Hartman ’24 took a literal leap of faith to move to the Philippines and work with International Justice Mission on advocacy for abused children and cultivating hope amidst poverty.
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From Passive Tolerance to Flourishing Community: Why We Need Covenantal Pluralism
As part of the annual David L. Franz lecture series, Dr. Dennis Hoover discussed the concept of covenantal pluralism and how we can manage religious diversity in our communities.
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Gordon College Launches Master of Arts in Theology for Community Transformation and Certificate in Scripture, Theology and Transformation
Gordon College’s School of Ministry, Theology and Biblical Studies today announced a Master of Arts in Theology for Community Transformation and a certificate program in Scripture, Theology and Transformation.
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Helping People in Crisis: Jennifer Mellett’s ’90 Approach to Mental Health Care
Jennifer Mellett ’90 is now a care coordinator for Spring Harbor Hospital and works per diem as a mental health crisis clinician in her local emergency room. We sat down with Mellett to learn about her career and what’s happening in the world of mental health and healthcare.
Alumni in the Peace Corps: Classrooms and Community in Costa Rica
Ryan Wilkens ’15 fell in love with Costa Rica during his junior year at Gordon, when he spent a semester in San Jose for the Latin American Studies Program. Now he is six months into his two-year Peace Corps term, teaching English at an elementary school.
Ian Good ’11: New York Philharmonic Staff & Published Composer
Since graduating from Gordon in 2011, Ian Good has published arrangements, received composing commissions, and landed a job at the oldest symphony orchestra in the country, the New York Philharmonic.
Computing Change: How CS Seniors Make a Difference
Computer science seniors walk away from their yearlong project with real, tangible experience under their belt—and their impact extends from the Chapel walls into the world.
Exhibition Opening in Orvieto
An exhibition of student artwork, poetry and reflections from the course of a semester in Orvieto, Italy.
Students Engineer Tech Toys in the Spirit of Christmas
Using the programming and engineering skills they have accumulated to date, first-year engineering students were given the task of creating a Christmas toy—many even went the extra mile and presented their creations in Christmas giftwrap.