Theme Houses
Bittersweet House
Bittersweet House has been designated as the "Spectrum" house for the 2009-2010 academic year.
President: Zach Haney
Advisor: Ron Armstrong
Elms House
Elms House has been designated as the "Outdoors Education House" for the 2009-2010 academic year.
President: Stewart Craig
Advisor: Dave Begley
Guest House
The Guest House has been designated as the "Raise Awareness for Disability Accessibility-Travis Roy Foundation" house for the 2009-2010 academic year.
President: Tad Skelley
Advisor: Traci King
11 Howard
11 Howard Street has been designated as the "F.E.E.T. -Feet, Expanding-Exploring Together" house for the 2009-2010 academic year.
President: Kate Kimball/Michelle Skolnik
Advisor: Margaret Werner
22 Howard
22 Howard Street will be the "Global Care: Many Voices" house for the 2009-2010 academic year.
President: Veronica Rogers/Elizabeth Willis
Advisor: Kim Miller
44 Howard
44 Howard Street will be the "House of the Living Arts (HOLA)" for the 2009-2010 academic year.
President: Marianne Honeycutt
Advisor: Andrew Howard
Lindens
Lindens has been designated as the "Women of Color/Social Responsibility"house for the 2009-2010 academic year.
Co-Presidents: Jennifer Salazar
Advisors: Raquel Ramos
5/7 Pine
5/7 Pine has been designated as the "Education in the Great Recession" house for the 2009-2010 academic year.
President: Jennifer Bourgoin
Advisor: John Miller
Davis House
Davis House has been designated as the "UWC-United World College" house for the 2009-2010 academic year.
President: Sasha Kim
Advisor: Alfredo Varela
9 Taunton
9 Taunton Avenue has been designated as the "ECCO" house for the 2009-2010 academic year.
The Ecco House's focus is on bringing a sustainable way of life to our community and the Wheaton community through ecological, spiritual, social, and academic means.
Ecologically, the members bring mindfulness to daily practices within the house by using Eco friendly cleaning products, collecting grey water from sinks and showers to flush the toilet, conserving energy, and experimenting with different food composting methods.
Spiritually, the house celebrates the natural cycles of life by restoring a healthy relationship with the earth and all beings. Drawing on many inclusive religious and spiritual rituals that bring awareness to the ecological crisis in the world.
Socially, students in the ECCO house place a great importance on being a supportive community for each other and the Wheaton campus as a whole, by sharing various responsibilities equally as well as hosting a monthly potluck open to the Wheaton community.
President: Jon Phillips
Advisor: Jonathan Brumberg-Kraus