Yesenia Aguilar found Wheelock and loved being able to get into the field her first year as a Social Work major.
Read More…Senior Profile: Yesenia Aguilar’s Ubuntu Arts Project
Archive for May, 2016
Why Document Learning? Lessons from Kindergarten Classrooms
Documentation shows us ways to extend children’s learning, help them create news ideas, and to inform administrators and parents about the power of play.
Read More…The 2016 United States Presidential Nomination Process
The American presidential nomination process is one of the most extensive, difficult and costly processes in the world. This guide can help you understand the process.
Read More…No Pay, No Work – Detroit Educator’s “Sickout” Protest
Detroit Public School teachers gathered in protest, closing 94 of the 97 district schools for two-days.
Read More…Treatment Approaches for Incarcerated Women Who Have Experienced Trauma
Research indicates that the needs of incarcerated women are best met utilizing a trauma-informed framework.
Read More…Senior Profile: Samantha Peter Chose Wheelock Because of Its Mission
Samantha Peter, who is majoring in Early Childhood Education and Visual Arts, says she chose Wheelock College because of its mission to improve the lives of children and families.
Read More…Trauma Substance Abuse Comorbidity for Women Involved in the Criminal Justice System
This is the 3rd in a 4 part Blog series on issues affecting incarcerated women and women interacting with the criminal justice system.
Read More…Wheelock College’s Annual Math & Science Awards
In April, Wheelock College held its annual Math & Science Awards to recognize students who excel in these subjects.
Read More…Partnering for Teaching and Mentoring Success: Life Is Good Kids Foundation and Aspire Institute
On January 30, 2016, twenty Teacher Support Project mentors and eleven teachers were welcomed by The Life Is Good Kids Foundation to their Boston headquarters to participate in The Playmaker Movement Workshop.
Read More…Wheelock Athletics Unleashes New Identity
The Wheelock College athletics department introduced on Monday a new brand identity that will represent its next generation of student-athletes and programs for years to come.
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