NORTON, Mass. — Seven Wheaton students have won competitive national scholarships so far this semester. The college’s two Watson Fellows, two Truman Scholars and one Fulbright Scholar will travel and study at home and around the world as they pursue unique learning experiences before heading to graduate school and careers.

NORTON, Mass.–Karin Seeber ’05 of Groton, Mass., a double major in English and German, will teach English and American studies in Germany next year as the recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship.

NORTON, Mass.–Two Wheaton political science majors, both planning to pursue law degrees and careers in the development of land use policy, also share the honor of being named 2005 Truman Scholars.

NORTON, Mass.–Wheaton seniors Liza Semler and Tyler Matteson are two of 50 college students nationwide selected today to receive a Thomas J. Watson Fellowship.