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Faculty Scholarship, December 2023

At the core of the academic experience at Wheaton is our community of talented and productive teacher-scholars. This newsletter is meant to celebrate our achievements…

Faculty Scholarship, September 2023

At the core of the academic experience at Wheaton is our community of talented and productive teacher-scholars. This newsletter is meant to celebrate our achievements…

Creating Professional Portfolio Websites

In my senior year of college, I created two professional portfolio websites using WordPress, a website building platform. The first website features a digital marketing…

Education in Diverse Settings

My winter internship supporting high schoolers with cognitive and physical challenges by promoting opportunities for them to become contributing members of society.

Bravo, Laura Villeneuve!

Congratulations to French Studies major and new member of Phi Beta Kappa, Laura Villeneuve ’20.

Our learners are teachers, too

Wheaton students in French taught a card game to local 7th graders.

Students Create Mindfulness Album

Students in Professor Griffin’s Mindfulness in School and Society (EDUC 350) created an album to share practices with their peers.

Grading the College

Professor Gelber wins Spencer Foundation grant for new book project about the history of evaluation in American higher education

Aisha Dumbaya ’17

Aisha is teaching Kindergarten at KIPP Academy Lynn Elementary (KALE).

A New Method of Learning

Vicki Bartolini, professor of education, and E. Patrick Rashleigh, data visualization expert, co-author “Transforming a Reggio-Inspired Documentation Assignment Using VoiceThread, an Online Collaborative Tool” for…

“You Can’t Belong Anywhere Else”

Scott Gelber, associate professor of education, publishes “‘You Can’t Belong Anywhere Else’: Postsecondary Aspirations of Rural Students in the Postwar Era,” this past November in…

Education Majors Embark On Their Careers

All of the secondary education majors who graduated this past May have been hired as full-time teachers for the 2017-18 school year. They will be…