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Professor
Daniel Woolsey
Assistant Professor
of Spanish
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Education
- BA, Wheaton College, 1996
- MA, Wheaton College, 1998
- Ph.D., Indiana University, 2006
Brief Biography
Professor Daniel Woolsey was raised and educated abroad
in Santiago, Chile. At the age of four, his parents became missionaries
in Chile, where they lived for over 25 years. After finishing high-school,
he attended Wheaton College, IL, where he majored in French, minored in
Bible and participated in Workout, the college’s theater company.
After spending the summer of 1996 in France, he completed an M.A. in Educational
Ministries at Wheaton, interning at Honey Rock Camp in Wisconsin and leading
low-impact wilderness backpacking trips both in Wisconsin and later in
Chile. Professor Woolsey taught Spanish at Wheaton as an adjunct instructor
from 1998-2000, and then at Seattle Pacific University for one additional
year. In the summer of 2001, he packed his bags and traveled to Bloomington,
Indiana, where he would complete his Ph.D. degree, specializing in foreign
language education and second language acquisition. Professor Woolsey
began teaching at Hope College in 2005. In addition to his love for languages
and teaching, he’s a soccer fanatic, enjoys spending time with his
wife and two children (and dog), and in general loves sports and the outdoors.
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