The Wheaton Center for Faith, Politics and Economics

Looking forward to our 50th Anniversary Reunion for the International Study Program (ISP/ISI) on Friday, October 8 at Wheaton College. If you have participated in either the ISP or ISI (2010-2019) programs we would love to see you!

Questions? Contact [email protected]

Feature: Witness and Wanderlust Wheaton Magazine Spring 2021

Exciting new opportunity for our fall Civil Rights/Police Action class!

Collaboration with WRAP Technologies Starting this fall, Wheaton College students will get to use cutting-edge virtual reality training technology for law enforcement through a new collaboration with WRAP Technologies. The collaboration will give students the opportunity to experience law enforcement “use of force” issues in an ent...

Data Driven Debate - Finals

The United States Federal Government should prioritize stimulus money for citizens over businesses.

Data Driven Debate | Wheaton Center for Faith, Politics and Economics (04/06/2021) Wheaton Center for Faith, Politics and Economicshttp://www.wheaton.edu/fpe Debate Finalists: Olivia Christ & Collin Maldonado/Annie Rogers & Abby WilsonJudge...

Join us March 18th as we meet virtually with Dr. Paul D. Miller!

Dr. Paul D. Miller is a Professor of the Practice of International Affairs at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.
He serves as co-chair of the Global Politics and Security concentration in the MSFS program.

He is also a non-resident Senior Fellow with the Atlantic Council’s Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security.

Dr. Miller will share from his recently published book, Just War and Ordered Liberty which reinterprets the just war traditions in light of contemporary security challenges.

Join us via Zoom with the following link --
https://wheaton.zoom.us/j/94894385262

Join us as we meet virtually with Robert Woodberry this Wednesday! Mr. Woodberry directs the Project on Religion and Economic Change and is a senior research professor at Baylor University. A sociologist specializing in the impact of religion on political development and economic change.

You can join us on Zoom at, https://wheaton.zoom.us/j/93610284390

It will also be live-streamed here on our page

And lastly, guests are encouraged to submit questions through Slido at www.slido.com , event # R122

We look forward to seeing you there!

Evelyn Sanguinetti shares how she rose to become the first Lt. Governor (Illinois) in the United States from a mother who was a Cuban refugee and a father who was an Ecuadorian immigrant. She also overcame a serious injury and a subsequent MS diagnosis. She now works with HOPE fair housing center to help guarantee fair housing for all. Click the link below and give it a listen!

https://threethings.libsyn.com/first-us-latina-lt-governor-an-interview-with-evelyn-sanguinetti

Congratulations to Tennyson Bush for winning tonight's debate. He has won $5,000 as the overall winner of our two debates that were set for 2019-2020. Lydia Kang has won $2,000 as runner-up. It has taken winning an essay portion and an oral arguments portion to even make it to this final round. Well, done both Tennyson and Lydia.

Join us TONIGHT for our Immigration Debate. Our Data Driven Debates are done to promote the use of data in decision making and the opportunity to train in gathering and analyzing data.

In the latest episode of "Three Things" from The Wheaton Center for Faith, Politics and Economics, Captain David Iglesias interviews Dr. C. William Pollard, former CEO of ServiceMaster, about the Christian principles that shaped his choices in the workforce, including a Christian perspective on profit. https://www.wheaton.edu/listen/three-things-podcast/?utm_campaign=three_things&utm_source=Wheaton+College&utm_medium=facebook&utm_content=bill_pollard_part_1

Lean In Conversations Lean-In Conversations is a collaborative effort between Wheaton College Student Engagement, Student Government, Student Media Team, the StoryTelling Project, Young Women for America, College Democrats, and College Republicans. Together, we want to curat...