Sheldon Good

Sheldon C. Good is Associate Director of Communications and Student Life at EMU’s Washington Community Scholars’ Center. He graduated in 2009 from Goshen (Ind.) College with majors in communication and business. At Goshen, he edited and published a book, Surviving the Khmer Rouge: Stories on the Struggle to Stay Alive, which grew out of his three-month cross-cultural experience in Cambodia. After college, Sheldon worked with Sojourners in Washington, D.C., as the media assistant for Jim Wallis. He then worked with Mennonite World Review newspaper as assistant editor and web editor. Sheldon is particularly interested in faith and politics, servant leadership, and organizational change. He is a writer for Sojourners, The Huffington Post, Mennonite World Review, Mennonite Central Committee and Red Letter Christians.

B.A. communication, Goshen (Ind.) College
B.A. business, Goshen (Ind.) College

Member, Mennonite World Conference National Advisory Council for Assembly 2015
Former board member, Living Hope Farm, Harleysville, Pa. (2009-2011)

First-place convention coverage award, Associated Church Press, 2011
First-place non-deadline news award, Indiana Collegiate Press Association, Division III, spring 2009
Business award, Goshen College, spring 2009