Rachel Schumacher ’11 got help on her path to community work with Intensive Family Preservation through student leadership and involvement opportunities.
Read More…At Intensive Family Preservation, Schumacher’s Experience Keeps Families Together
Archive for July, 2016
Aligning Child Care Work With the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
A recent article in Child Care Exchange Magazine reveals the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals’ clear ties to the mission of Wheelock College.
Read More…Laylin Chong Found A Calling in Social Work
The right enrollment early in Laylin Chong’s college career led her to a fulfilling role in social work outreach that she sees as a calling.
Read More…How I Came to Write Tooth by Tooth: Comparing Tusks, Fangs, and Chompers
Lesley Siebel ’16MS Found Community and Innovation Through Her Online Degree
Lesley Siebel ’16MS found that the discovery and inquiry-based teaching approach at Wheelock shared qualities with the topics she’s so excited to teach: math and science.
Read More…Community Read Spotlight: Ta-Nehisi Coates on Family
In this “One on One” interview, Ta-Nehisi Coates talks about the nature of family in Black America with Maria Hinojosa. His 2008 memoir The Beautiful Struggle is the Summer 2016 Wheelock College Community Read.
Read More…Senior Profile: Wheelock Gave Transfer Kyra Thomas A Path to Her Goals
Kyra Thomas recognizes that her transfer to Wheelock transformed her into a person she once thought it was impossible to be.
Read More…Dr. Ashley Davis’ “Anti-Racism Project” Featured by inSocial Work
Dr. Ashley Davis, alongside her collaborator Dr. Allyson Livingstone, talked to the inSocial Work podcast about their “Anti-Racism Project” and its role in their doctoral process.
Read More…Chief Diversity Officer Marta Rosa Featured by Project Starfish
Speaking to Project Starfish, Wheelock’s Chief Diversity officer Marta Rosa espouses the importance of respectfully embracing differences to move toward progress.
Read More…A Wheelock Education Guided Ruth Lizotte To Costa Rica
Ruth Lizotte’s Wheelock education led her somewhere she didn’t expect: northeast Costa Rica, where she helped to establish a boarding school.
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