Sarah Lederman (right) checks her work after cutting sophomore Kalen Boshart’s (Wayland, Iowa) hair at Studio 400 in Hesston.

Sophomores Calvin Graybill (Goshen, Ind.) and Chad Newcomer (Mt. Joy, Pa.) and freshman Jennifer Lecklider (Lyons, Kan.) planned and operated The Cookie Jar to offer affordable late-night snacks on campus.

Sophomore Trent Gascho (Bay Port, Mich.) and freshmen John Oyer (Hesston) and Curtis Denlinger (Perkasie, Pa.) ran a three-on-three dunkball tournament as their entrepreneurship project.

Entrepreneurship student John Oyer (center) refs a game during the three-on-three dunkball tournament he helped plan in David LeVan’s Entrepreneurship class.

David LeVan watches a three-on-three basketball tournament planned and run by students in his Entrepreneurship class.

David LeVan queries a panel of faculty and staff about their responses to presentations by his Entrepreneurship students.

When Blood and Bones Cry Out by John Paul Lederach and Angie Lederach

Students in Bill Mason’s Business Seminar toured several businesses this spring including Harper Industries in Harper, Kan. The tour included lunch and presentations by several Harper administrators and staff.

Students Weston Troyer (sophomore, South Bend, Ind.), Krystal Hathaway (sophomore, Goshen, Ind.), Elliot Wilder (freshman, Hesston, Kan.), Brittany Albrecht (sophomore, Sebawaing, Mich.), and Chad Newcomer (sophomore, Mt. Joy, Pa.) and Bill Mason listen as Harper Industries President Tim Penner leads a tour.

Faculty member Vickie Andres leads students in a class exercise.

Bill Mason management, marketing

David LeVan business, economics