September 12, 2020 – Congratulations to EW Kahoot Trivia and Scavenger Hunt Winners!
May 7, 2020 Trivia Night Winners!
Congratulations to the 3 winners of Trivia Night on May 7th:
Leigh Smith (1st)
Gigi Grigorian (2nd) (pictured above)
Ruba Iqbal (3rd)
ASB Trip to Puerto Rico In The News!
View photos from the service trip to Puerto Rico, organized by the Center for Social Impact and the Office of Residential Life, that students from East Wheelock made last spring. The partnership established with El Depa, a local nonprofit, is ongoing: A new group of students returns this week to contribute to hurricane-recovery efforts
We won the house cup!
We went to Six Flags!
We won the house cup!
We went to the Celtics v. Hawks game at TD Garden
Our community member’s volunteer efforts were highlighted
WE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP!
Hooray for Taringana Guranungo and the East Wheelock House Intramural Soccer Team!
We went to Cedar Circle Farm
Josiah took a group of students and staff to Cedar Circle Farm in Thetford,VT for pumpkin picking and a delicious lunch on Sunday, 10/08.
East Wheelock students, faculty and staff danced with the Blue Tango Project on October 2.
East Wheelock at Moosilauke Ravine Lodge!
East Wheelock 21’s were among the first guests at the newly renovated Moosilauke Ravine Lodge for a special house community dinner on 9/22.
The East Wheelock insignia has been revealed!
Thank you, Professor Elizalde for a great year of events of 13EW!
East Wheelock faculty, staff and students spent the day working with COVER!
East Wheelock House @ Six Flags!
We enjoyed an Essential Oils Workshop!
Fun was had by all at the Essentials with Ash essential oil workshop at 13EW!
Congratulations EW House RF Evelyn Zablah!
The Graduate Community Award is designed to recognize outstanding community service undertaken by graduate students on behalf of the entire Dartmouth graduate community. The award is presented annually to the graduate student who best exemplifies a deep commitment to serving the Dartmouth community. Past recipients have been recognized for participation in student governance, service on campus-wide committees, and the development and promotion of programs that enhance the academic and social options of the entire community.
The 2017 recipient is Evelyn Zablah, a student in the Master of Liberal Arts (MALS) program, globalization studies track. Her research is focused on non-profits and her thesis is based on the work done by the renowned organization Doctors Without Boarders. In an effort to promote conscience, social awareness, and the need for humanity to reflect on the importance of world health. “If with this thesis I can just show one person that, underneath it all, we are all only humans; and as someone once told me, our communality is greater than the divisions we create, I would feel fulfilled”.
A graduate of the University of Miami, Evelyn chose Dartmouth for her graduate degree because: I knew that Dartmouth was the right choice for me. Its interdisciplinary focus and comprehensive curriculum has help me become a well-rounded scholar. It has given me not only the right tools to accomplish my dreams, but also the confidence and determination I need to make it happen.
Evelyn has demonstrated deep commitment to the graduate student community and recognizes the potential for positive impact the students can make in the Upper Valley. Serving as Service Chair on the Graduate Student Council, Evelyn’s inspiration and enthusiasm have resulted in a successful monthly Haven Dinner program, Valentines day cards for CHaD and the upcoming GSC-Geisel Graduate Day of Service. She has also served as facilitator of the Yale University Emotional Intelligence pilot program on campus in her role has Resident Fellow in the East House residential community.
Evelyn’s compassion and commitment to others is further evidenced through her work as a coordinator for a non-profit organization, Global Smile Fundation, which works to comprehensive humanitarian services to underserved cleft palate patients living in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East.
The recipient of the Graduate Community Award should combine personal qualities of dedication to inclusiveness, integrity and enthusiasm with effective service on behalf of the Dartmouth community. Undoubtedly, Evelyn is a worthy recipient. Congratulations!
What to do when you want to go to a cabin but you’ve hurt your leg? Borrow a sled from East Wheelock of course!
Thanks to everyone at Roberts Flowers for a delightful workshop!
Good luck to the East Wheelock intramural basketball team!