Entrepreneurship students Hayden Goerzen (Newton, Kan.), Brandon Sharkey (Goshen, Ind.) and Kyle Albrecht (Clarence, N.Y.) assemble rain barrels for their business, Menno Barrel.

Freshman Matt Weaver (Goshen, Ind.) drills a spigot hole in a drum to be turned into a rain barrel.

Grace Schmidt (Wichita, Kan.) watches a cataract surgery at Menno Clinic India. The surgeries were 15 to 20 minute procedures performed with local anesthesia and, at times, by the light of only a flashlight as electricity was unpredictable.

Seven Hesston College nursing students and one instructor spent two-weeks in Chiluvuru, Andhra Pradesh, India during a two-week extended spring break trip. Pictured from left with staff at the Siddartha Medical College, Nursing School and Hospital are Anna Yoder (Garden City, Mo.), Logan Duerksen (Newton, Kan.), Jean Rodgers, Hesston College nursing instructor, Kara Ropp (Kalona, Iowa), Rachel Tippin (Elbing, Kan.), Rachelle Wenger (Adair, Okla.), Andrea Delgado (Hutchinson, Kan.) and Grace Schmidt (Wichita, Kan.).

Tyler Beachy, a freshman in Hesston College’s aviation program, earned his private pilot license Feb. 17.

Brocia Beachy, a Hesston College sophomore from Wolcottville, Ind., works with a group of Central students as they talk about preparing for college.

Sadie Stockdale gives Hesston College education students an introduction to Tulsa Central Junior High and High School.

The Hesston College group poses outside Tulsa Central Junior High and High School after their day of observing and working with students.

Education faculty member Marissa King leads freshman through academic orientation during Opening Weekend, Saturday, Aug. 20.

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Scott Dorsing ’95 talks about the family business, Royal Ridge Fruit and Cold Storage in Royal City, Wash., with a business class. Several members of the Dorsing family were on campus for two days in January to share their knowledge with business students and the campus community during chapel.

Members of the Hesston College class of 2011 returned to campus during the college’s annual Thanksgiving Weekend and shared their transfer experiences. Pictured from left are David Tedone, Ryan Wengerd, Jenny Carter, Chelsey Alden and Jennifer Kaberline.

Students prepare the Hesston Community Garden for spring planting during No Impact Week Sept. 25 to Oct. 2. The week was a campus-wide lesson in sustainability and creation care.

Elliot Wilder, a 2011 Hesston College graduate, gets help from business faculty David LeVan in the ACCESS tutoring lab.