Highlights of the Quarterly, Spring 2003
Beyond our walls
In 1984, then-President Emerson told Wheaton students, faculty and alumnae that social responsibility in the 21st century could not end at the borders of campus. And from the early days of study-abroad programs to the recent creation of the Center for Global Education, Wheaton has been increasingly conscious of its place in the world. Today, global education takes on a new urgency. (more)
Connections in today's global village
Two trustees reflect on the life-changing experiences of international travel and philanthropic work, and create ways to help current students and faculty share their enthusiasm.
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Notes from the field
Each year hundreds of Wheaton students take advantage of the oportunity to study abroad and experience their own connection to life outside the United States. Here are a few of their stories. (more)
