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| Wheaton College, MAThe Roosevelt Institution chapter at Wheaton allows students to share their ideas and make them part of the public discourse. The goal is to further embrace and educate the progressive movement by utilizing the resources provided by educational institutions such as students, faculty, administrators, and library resource centers. We will engage our campus, as well as the American public with our driven commitment to better society. Chapter News
Fall 2007 News Two Challenge Coordinator Positions Open Challenge Coordinator positions are open for the Equal Justice challenge and the Building Better Communities Challenge. Contact Paul Shapiro for more information, shapiro_paul@wheatoncollege.edu Paul Shapiro Named Wheaton Democracy Challenge Coordinator Paul Shapiro '09 was chosen as the Democracy Challenge Coordinator for the Wheaton College chapter. 2007-2008 Leadership Announced Gabe Amo '09, Genevieve Scoville '08 and Mike Zwolinski '08 were announced as Co-Presidents of the Wheaton chapter of the Roosevelt Institution on Sept 3rd. Genevieve Scoville Named Northeast Regional Coordinator Wheaton Co-President Genevieve Scoville named Northeast Regional Coordinator, she will be working with the National office over the course of the next year to provide support for chapters within the Northeast region. Wheaton Challenge Coordinator Positions Open Interested? email Genevieve Scoville at scoville_genevieve@wheatoncollege.edu Spring 2007 News Roosevelt-Sponsored Policy Course Arrives at Wheaton Professor Jerry Murphy of the Wheaton political science department taught an experimental course in policy creation during the Spring 2007 semester. The Roosevelt Institution chapter at Wheaton College worked with Murphy to develop the course's mission and syllabus, as well as recruited students who want to take advantage of this unique, exciting opportunity. The course explored how policies are formulated on four different levels, taking a separate look at city, state, national, and global policies. After learning the basics, students were able to focus on the policies in which they are most interested, from climate change to refugee rights. Fall 2006 News  Fall Policy Forum"K-12 Education in the New Century" Center on Domestic Affairs Students, faculty, administrators attend "night of ideas" Information Meetings: Group members: |
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