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Opening Convocation
Opening Convocation
Opening Convocation officially marks the start of a new academic year. Associate Professor of Anthropology M. Gabriela Torres will deliver the convocation address.
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Labor Day
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New York Times Sign-Up
New York Times Sign-Up
New York Times Sign-up Event on Weds. 6th Sept. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. in Balfour Hood, Café Level. Free access for anyone with a valid Wheaton email account.
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Time Management Lunch Workshop
Time Management Lunch Workshop
Marshall Center for Intercultural Learning is pleased to offer a Time Management Lunch Workshop geared toward First Year students.
Class of 2020 Welcome Back Social
Class of 2020 Welcome Back Social
Come meet the Sophomore Class Dean, Denyse Wilhelm, Dean Interns and Sophomore Peer Mentors to enjoy icy treats and make new friends! Learn more about what the Filene Center can offer you during your sophomore year and beyond!FREE event
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Understanding Race After Charlottesville
Understanding Race After Charlottesville
A Community Teach In led by the Departments of Anthropology, History and Sociology.
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Darwin’s Hunch: Science, Race and the Search for Human Origins
Darwin’s Hunch: Science, Race and the Search for Human Origins
Join author Christa Kuljian as she discusses her book, Darwin's Hunch, and sheds new light on our common human origins and how scientists' studies and theories of human evolution were often shaped by the social and political context of their times.
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Political geometry: What do shapes have to do with fair voting?
Political geometry: What do shapes have to do with fair voting?
Moon Duchin will deliver the 2017 Norman Johnson Lecture. The associate professor of mathematics at Tufts University leads the Metric Geometry and Gerrymandering Group, a team of Boston-based scholars who study the use of geometry and computing in electoral redistricting as a means of promoting democracy and civic engagement. The U.S. Constitution calls for a […]
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Fall 2017 Helmreich Symposium
Fall 2017 Helmreich Symposium
Wheaton College Department of History Presents Fall 2017 Helmreich Symposium Credit Where Credit is Due:Â How Digital Scholarship is Changing History Seth Denbo, Ph.D. View the event poster
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Sophomore Symposium
Sophomore Symposium
Sophomore Symposium is designed to help you navigate your second year at Wheaton and prepare you for the significant decisions you will make such as selecting a major, securing an internship, studying abroad and much more!
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