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Community Conversation on Racial Justice
OnlineOn the final day of MLK week events, join us as we recommit to building an anti-racist community where ALL feel seen, valued and heard.
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FeaturedHealthy Immunity and Mental Health Through Food
VirtualIn this workshop, Health and Wellness experts Naihomy Jerez ’08, owner of Bagels and Brussels and Dr. Jessica Arrendol Kiely ’05 will share tips and tricks for promoting healthy immunity, and positive mental health through food.
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FeaturedMLK Legacy Celebration
OnlineWe invite you to this annual celebration which includes highlighting the student winners of the Creativity Showcase, the presentation of the MLK student and staff/faculty winners, and our keynote speaker.
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Whea Are Wheaton
VirtualJoin the Marshall Center and Alumni Relations for a panel of powerful Black alumni.
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Strength Training and the Benefits in Everyday Life
VirtualJon Shepard ’10, Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist and Certified Functional Strength Coach, will discuss the anatomy of strength training and how it can be beneficial in everyday life.
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Natural Solutions for Stress Management
VirtualZoë Hack Keller ’05, Holistic Health Coach and Medicinal Herbalist, will present Natural Solutions for Stress Management.
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Life of a Lyon
OnlineWant a sneak peek at what life is like at Wheaton and have some fun while you're at it? This event is what you're looking for.
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Life After Wheaton – Alumni Panel
OnlineAdmitted students and their families are invited to join us for a lively conversation. moderated by President Hanno, with a panel of Wheaton alums who will discuss their experiences while at Wheaton, and life beyond commencement.
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Exploring Student-Faculty Partnerships as Anti-Racist Pedagogy
VirtualJoin 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.
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FeaturedRace and Blacksound in American Popular Music
OnlineRenowned musicologist Matthew Morrison discusses his recent research, which historicizes the rise of American popular music, performance, and race in the nineteenth century. His talk centers on Blacksound, which Morrison uses as a foil to demonstrate how popular entertainment, culture, and identity have been shaped by the legacy of blackface minstrelsy in and beyond the United States.
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