Seven students were what was asked of David Stevens, Ed.D., at the outset of the Master of Education in Neuroscience and Trauma program. Launched in summer 2021, the program more than quadrupled the initial goal with 34 students in its… Read More M.Ed. impact stretching beyond teacher education
After completing her M.Ed. in Neuroscience and Trauma in 2022, Sanchez (g’20, tcg’22) reached out to David Stevens, Ed.D., director of neuroscience & trauma programs at Tabor, about continued learning. Three years later, she was the youngest female student to… Read More M.Ed. Grads in the World: Tassanee Sanchez & Kelly Tyson
A history of excellence in Tabor College’s science majors breeds opportunities in the minds of its professors. From the building’s namesake, Professor Solomon L. Loewen (ff’25-71),* to the dedication of the atrium in the name of Will Johnson, Ph.D. (ff’47-91),*… Read More Health Sciences propelling students into graduate & doctoral work
Mennonite Brethren and Krimmer Mennonite Brethren elders together sought a home for theological and liberal arts education and Tabor College was born from that vision. Heinrich Voth, the first pastor of what was later known as Carson Mennonite Brethren Church… Read More Carson Center legacy embedded in missions & service
Tabor College has announced its fall 2025 dean’s list, honoring 217 students who achieved a GPA of 3.5 to 4.0. A grade of NC (no credit) or U (unsatisfactory) automatically disqualifies a student from the dean’s list. Students with an… Read More Tabor College releases 2025 fall dean’s list
HILLSBORO, Kan.— Tabor College has received a $200,000 grant for entrepreneurial programming from The Patterson Family Foundation. The funding will advance the Central Kansas Entrepreneurship Center at Tabor College by increasing staffing, expanding programming, enabling more mentoring, and fostering greater… Read More Tabor College awarded $200,000 entrepreneurship grant from The Patterson Family Foundation
HILLSBORO, Kan.— Tabor College has selected McCownGordon Construction, headquartered in Kansas City, Mo., to serve as its general contractor for the Business & Entrepreneurship Center (BEC). The project consists of remodeling the former Mary J. Regier Building and adding an… Read More McCownGordon selected as Business & Entrepreneurship Center general contractor
HILLSBORO, Kan.— Tabor College has announced the completion of its $1.3 million challenge grant from the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation in Midland, Texas. The grant was issued in support of the college’s Business and Entrepreneurship Center (BEC), which will occupy… Read More Tabor College meets $1.3 million Mabee Challenge Grant
Fifty-one student-athletes were selected as KCAC Scholar Athletes for the fall 2025 season. The All-KCAC Scholar-Athlete Academic Award recognizes excellence in the classroom by KCAC member student-athletes. To make this list, students had to be sophomores or above in academic… Read More KCAC recognizes 51 Tabor students as Fall 2025 Scholar Athletes
Tabor College has seen at least two students advance to the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Finals for the third straight year. Seniors Zach Beachy (Peoria, Ariz.) and Viggo Shafer (Wichita, Kan.) finished second and third, respectively. Shafer… Read More Beachy, Shafer named NATS finalists