Community Service Opportunities
There are many opportunities to get involved with community service at Wheaton. Click on the links below to learn more about some opportunities that are particularly salient to political science majors. Also, make sure to check out the testimonials from our current students for more ideas on how to get involved.
- Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders
- The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights
- National Coalition for the Homeless
- People for the American Way
- Public Citizen Watch Groups
- State and National Bar Associations
- The Washington Center
Students in Action
Department News
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Political Science professor wins tenure
March 1, 2013Please join us in congratulating Professor Shomali, awarded tenure by the Wheaton College Board of Trustees on Saturday, February 23. -
Zachary Ginsburg ’10 awarded Fulbright to Poland
November 28, 2012Alumnus Zachary Ginsburg '10 will conduct research at the Center for European Studies at Jagiellonian University, Poland’s oldest institution of higher education. -
From Wheaton to the White House
November 28, 2012Alumna Amanda DeGroff '12 secures a spot at the White House as a full-time public affairs and strategic communications assistant. -
Lesson plan
November 28, 2012Graduate Aaron Bos-Lun '12 will join the Teach for America corps. -
Davis Colloquium
May 30, 2012Four Wheaton students presented research at the 17th Annual Undergraduate Colloquium on Russian and Eurasian Studies sponsored by the Davis Center at Harvard University.
WELCOME TO THE POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
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Marcus Allen
...social justice with a particular interest in marginalized communities... -
Darlene Boroviak
... the rules of the game... -
Jay Goodman
...practical politics... -
Gerard Huiskamp
...comparative politics and political theory... -
Jenna E. Lukasik Wechsler
...the influence of social science research on Supreme Court decision-making. -
Alireza Shomali
...political theory and Middle Eastern politics... -
Jeanne Wilson
...Chinese and Russian political systems...
For more information, contact Gerard Huiskamp, chair.
