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Tanya Aritao spends every day doing what she loves.
Tanya Aritao works with children at risk through creative programs like fairs and dance workshops.
Dance along with Tanya. -
Professor Shawn Christian and his colleagues reach a major milestone.
Shawn Christian and six of his colleagues recently earned tenure. They represent a range of disciplines, but share a commitment to teaching.
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Heather Langley touches the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans in one day.
Heather Langley's scholarship gave her the opportunity to teach English, math and science to orphans in Moshi, Tanzania.
"Education is what I make of it, not what it makes of me." -
Wheaton In Focus captures the drama and humor in math.
Students in Professor Harrison "Chuck" Straley's "History of Mathematics" course were required to write, produce and perform 20-minute, math-oriented plays in costume.
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Jessalyn Traino watches a child's face light up for the first time.
Jessalyn Traino runs around New York City and remote villages to facilitate little acts of kindness.
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Solomon Odame blogs his growth as a global citizen.
Nominate a friend (or yourself) to appear here on Wheaton People.
Another view
A new exhibit in the Madeleine Clark Wallace Library opens windows on the world of autism.
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