Graduate Program in Education
Accredited by the California Board of Education and the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, Whittier's graduate program in education offers a master's degree in education (M.A.), as well as the single-subject and multiple-subject credential.
Whittier Law School
Located in Orange County and with an alumni network of 4,000, Whittier Law School has nationally recognized centers in Children's Rights, Intellectual Property Law, and International & Comparative Law.
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03.03.10 Award-winning author Tim O'Brien will give the keynote address and Keith Jackson, lauded sports announcer, will be a special guest at Whittier College's 107th Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 28, 9 a.m. in Memorial Stadium on the Whittier College campus.More »
02.22.10 City Administrative Officer and Whittier alumnus Miguel Santana is profiled in the Los Angeles Times. Less than a year into the post,Santana has had a significant impact in helping the mayor and city council address Los Angeles' herculean deficit.More »
02.22.10 As the Christian lenten season begins, professor of religious studies Joseph Price reflects, in the Columbus Dispatch, on how non-religious films and other forms of popular culture can offer a spiritual message.More »
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More » April 23 - 25, All Poet families are invited to Family Weekend - three days of activities, athletic games, student presentations and performances, all leading up to the main event—Honors Convocation—this weekend promises to be a true celebration of the achievements of our students. More » >> All Events
Shannon Center for Performing Arts
Bach and the Dance
March 23-28
Whittier College presents its 73rd Annual Johann Sebastian Bach Festival, the oldest collegiate Bach festival west of the Mississippi. This year's festival, Bach and the Dance, highlights the music of Bach with a variety of concerts and lectures that will take place over the course of a five-day celebration.
The festival will feature Whittier College students and faculty, as well as alumnus and noted Bach scholar Ray Erickson '63, professor of dance Linda Tomko, and Van Cliburn Piano Artist Di Wu.
