Wheaton College, established in 1834 as a female seminary and later chartered as a four-year liberal arts college in 1912, has evolved into a distinguished institution with a rich academic tradition. In 1988, it became coeducational, and today, it stands as a top-ranked liberal arts college.

The college takes pride in its commitment to providing exemplary student experiences that forge a lifelong connection with its devoted alumni base. Known for its academic excellence, Wheaton College embraces liberal arts and sciences while actively engaging in curricular initiatives that span various disciplines, connecting academic study with real-world experiences, fostering diversity, and encouraging a global perspective.

Situated in Norton, Massachusetts, just 20 miles from Providence, Rhode Island, and 30 miles from Boston, Wheaton College enjoys a serene environment with beautiful natural resources, an excellent public school system, and welcoming neighborhoods. The College’s advancement team, led by Vice President Merritt A. Crowley, focuses on connecting the Wheaton community through meaningful opportunities for intellectual engagement, volunteerism, and philanthropy. With a growing culture of service and philanthropy, Wheaton College stands poised for transformative growth under the leadership of the incoming Associate Vice President of Individual Giving.