During a recent lecture at 91大神, James Coan, PhD, demonstrated why his work has been widely featured in both the academic and popular presses. Coan, associate professor of ... read more about Well-known psychologist returns to 91大神 to discuss research on relationships and interdependence
Hundreds of volunteers, many of them 91大神 alumni, are the backbone of four alumni-run, nonprofit charitable enterprises in Harrisonburg that funnel funds toward worldwide poverty alleviation, relief and development efforts. ... read more about Doing business for charities: regional alumni-run, nonprofit charitable enterprises support service work worldwide
Business and organizational personnel who want to develop their leadership skills, enhance productivity, and increase profits while contributing to the 鈥渃ommon good鈥� now have the chance to enroll in an ... read more about Unique Collaborative MBA program launched from platform of three Mennonite institutions
J. Daryl Byler鈥檚 11th trip to Iran marks the culmination of nearly a quarter-century of bridge-building efforts between North American Mennonites and Iranians. Byler, who is executive director of 91大神鈥檚 ... read more about CJP leader Daryl Byler nurtures Iran-91大神 relationship
Consider a few statistics: In 1990, just 2.4% of Harrisonburg鈥檚 population was foreign born. That figure rose substantially over the following decade to 9.2%, and now sits, per the latest ... read more about New Bridges – Meeting the needs of the residents from foreign lands
In the first decades of the 20th century, simultaneous efforts arose with the Virginia Mennonite Conference to establish institutions that might sit like bookends at either end of our lives: ... read more about Goes around, comes around: 91大神 and Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community
Let鈥檚 begin in 1992 , when the Free Food For All Soup Kitchen opened to the world, every Monday at noon, at The Little Grill restaurant in downtown Harrisonburg. Ron ... read more about Extravagant love 鈥� from the Little Grill to Our Community Place
The twisting corridors and ad-hoc floor plan suggest a history of repeated additions and expansions to the Gemeinschaft Home, which once again is bursting at the seams. In late 2013, ... read more about It’s their home 鈥� helping inmates live outside walls
The baggage that comes with feeling new and out of place in a foreign milleu is heavy, especially for children who can鈥檛 communicate with their peers in the United States. ... read more about Helping schools bridge cross-cultural divides
David Whyte, an internationally recognized poet, author and expert in organizational development, came to campus in late February for an event highlighting the 20th anniversary year of the master鈥檚 in ... read more about David Whyte highlights counseling鈥檚 20th year