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We have much more to do

I want to challenge us all to continue to be engaged and to work together to strive for a better Wheaton.

Democracy’s Disappointments: lessons from John Dewey and Michel Foucault on WWI and the Iranian Revolution

Presented by Asst. Prof. of Pol. Sc., Nick Dorzweiler, Tues., Nov. 17th, 12:30-1:30 pm in Chase Small.

Update: Tragedy in Paris

I am personally saddened by the heinous and senseless attacks that have taken place in Paris, as is our entire community.

Finally, Some Answers: Lexomic Beowulf

Presented by Mike Drout, Professor of English, Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015 (Chase Small, 12:30-1:30 pm.) All are welcome. Read more…

But we just started? Planning for the Spring Semester

As we approach the middle of the semester, your student has completed a fair amount of work for her/his courses, and developed a sense of…

Staff forums scheduled

The Office of Human Resources in partnership with the Council on Inclusion and Diversity (CID) is sponsoring a series of professional development workshops, or staff forums, designed to…

Do experiential learning activities make a difference? Results of a real-world trial in the college classroom

Assist. Prof. of Psychology will present findings from a controlled evaluation of the effects of experiential learning activities in the teaching of Psychology and Law.…

Pluto: what did we discover during the new horizons flyby

Please join us on Tues., Oct. 27th for the next Faculty Lunch Talk presented by Professor Geoff Collins, Geology. All are welcome. 12:30 pm, Chase…

Serious games: using computer simulations in a climate change roleplaying activity

Presented on Wed., Oct. 21st at 12:30 p, in Chase Small by Jason Goodman, Assoc. Prof. of Physics.

Exposing the secret lives of black holes

Presented by Dipankar Maitra, Assist. Prof. of Physics and Astronomy on Thurs., Oct. 15th at 12:30 in Chase Small. Read more…

How estrogen talks with breast cancer cells

Hilary Gaudet, Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry, presents the next Faculty Lunch Talk on Thurs., October 8, 2015 in Chase Small. All are welcome.

The Night of the Hunter, Bertolt Brecht, and the film yet unseen

Please join Visiting Assist. Prof. James Byrne, Dept. of Eng., for the next Faculty Lunch Talk. Tuesday, September 29th in Chase Small. Read more…