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Learn more about the certificate program, Stott initiatives and Annual symposium.
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Meet the HNGR team and learn more about HNGR's history.
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Hear from our interns and alumni about their internship experiences have impacted their lives for years to come.
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Clock 7:00 pm
Location Meyer Science Center Lecture Hall
Human Needs and Global Resources (HNGR) welcomes Sami DiPasquale (Executive Director, Abara) and Angelica Acosta Garnett (Asylum Narratives Translation Project Manager, Abara), who will give a plenary lecture titled, "Made in God's Image: Resisting Dehumanization in American History” on November 4 at 7:00pm in the Meyer Science Center Lecture Hall.
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Since 2013, the John Stott Endowment has enabled the Human Needs and Global Resources Program to broaden its impact on and off campus by supporting new Stott initiatives. All Wheaton College faculty are welcome to become involved with these programs that encourage faculty development and support Program partner relationships. These include Faculty Research Grants and Faculty Research Leave, the Stott Fellows Program, the Visiting International Scholar, Artist, Practitioner program and significant student scholarships.
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Isaya Otsuka ’20, M.A. ’21"It’s a really unique experience because when you go out into the field, you’re on your own. It’s not a study abroad program and no one else from the College is with you. It’s up to you to immerse yourself in the community, to engage, and to live and learn firsthand."
During his two-semester internship in the Philippines through Wheaton’s Human Needs and Global Resources program, Isaya Otsuka ’20, M.A. ’21 gained invaluable skills in cultivating friendships with people from all around the globe.
Read Isaya Otsuka's Story