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March 2021
Exploring Student-Faculty Partnerships as Anti-Racist Pedagogy
Join Dr. Chanelle Wilson, Bryn Mawr College, and Mercedes Davis, Haverford College ’20, as they facilitate an interactive workshop about student-faculty partnerships and co-teaching as a form of anti-racist pedagogy.
Find out more »Job Fair for Francophone Companies/ Forum De L’Emploi Francophone
Do you speak French? Are you learning French at the intermediate level or higher? Check out the Forum de l'emploi francophone, a job fair for students looking for jobs or internships in the many French or francophone companies in the U.S.
Find out more »ARTHive Revue and History of Art Caption Contest
Come up with captions for images from a range of History of Art courses. Vote for your favorite one!
Find out more »Spring MAP Day
Spring MAP Day features an academic fair where you can meet faculty and majors in departments that interest you.
Find out more »Wheaton College Neuroscience Fair 2021
Wheaton College faculty and students will join together with middle school students from the Boston Public Schools system to celebrate Brain Awareness Week (BAW).
Find out more »April 2021
Brick by Brick: Building Anti-Racist Arts Organizations
Join us for an open discussion. How do we create more just and equitable arts organizations? Can we use the past to build a new architecture of ideas?
Find out more »Wheatalks 2021
Wheaton's annual TED-talk-style event where students share their innovative ideas with the campus community.
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Pursuing a Career in Sports Marketing with James Carmichael
Zoom discussion on Sports Marketing Featuring James Carmichael
Find out more »What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Why Do We Need It Right Now?
This workshop will introduce participants to the neuroscience based principles of Universal Design for Learning, how these principles are applied, and why it should matter to us and our students.
Find out more »Lecture with American labor activist Ai-jen Poo
Join us for this 90 minute lecture with facilitated Q&A with American labor activist Ai-jen Poo.
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