African American Alliance (AAA): The organization promotes black culture in various forms including art, history, dance, music, literature, government, society, and people. Today, members come from all different backgrounds. The main goal of African American Alliance is to provide an outlet (being both social and educational) for students of color attending Middlebury. Events include soul food dinners, theatrical plays, lectures by distinguished black leaders, comedy and fashion shows, black cultural cafés, and much much more.
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email: aaa@middlebury.edu
Alianza Latinoamerica Y Caribeña (ALC):
Alianza aims to create a network of supports for Latin American and Caribbean students and students interested in the culture. It also aims to include the Middlebury community through lectures, dinners, and other extracurricular activities.
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email: alianza@middlebury.edu
Arabesque: Arabesque is a portal for Middlebury students to discover and experience the beauty of Arab culture. The club's main activities center around sponsoring fun activities which introduce students to Arab music, dance, art, language and cuisine. Whether you would like to discuss the region's politics or know more about Egyptian movies and traditional Syrian songs, or just want to have a cup of good Arabian coffee, you're always welcome to join us! Ahlan, Wa Sahlan!
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email: arabesqu@middlebury.edu
Big Sky Society: The Big Sky Society is a student organization open to all Middlebury students interested in learning more about and celebrating the great state of Montana.
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email: bigsky@middlebury.edu
Chinese Club: This club works on the promotion of understanding China in terms of culture, language, politics, foreign relations and business.
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email: chinesecl@middlebury.edu
Distinguished Men of Color (DMC): Distinguished Men of Color is an organization focused on creating a more cohesive group of young males focused on issues that come about on a multicultural campus. Our main focus this year is developing greater bonds of unity and community among other student organizations through many informal events, dinners, and lending major support to other's events as well.
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email: dmc@middlebury.edu
French Club (Le Cercle Français): This club provides a stimulating source of French cultural activities for Middlebury students. Typical activities include French films, French cuisine, theatre and games, excursions to Montreal and 'café français,' a weekly language coffeehouse.
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email: frenchcl@middlebury.edu
International Students' Organization
German Club: The primary function of the German Club is to further interest in the German language and German culture by providing activities and events involving one or both. Membership is open to all Middlebury College students. Activities related to German culture and BBQs with faculty members will take place regularly.
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email: germanclub@middlebury.edu
Hawaii Club: Who doesn't love Hawaii? The purpose of the Hawaii Club is to foster community among Kama'aina studying at Middlebury College, but also to draw in the rest of the community to understand and celebrate Hawaii's culture, history, and current issues.
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email: hawaiiclub@middlebury.edu
International Students' Organization (ISO): The organization seeks to broaden students’ perspectives in regard to foreign affairs and to introduce foreign cultures and traditions. In addition, ISO strives to expose international students to US culture and ways of life.
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email: iso@middlebury.edu
Irish Cultural Club: We perform in campus shows as a step-dancing troupe, as well as holding various workshops throughout the year to encourage the celebration of Irish culture.
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email: irish@middlebury.edu
Italian Club (Circolo Italiano): The purpose of the Circolo Italiano is to provide a variety of extracurricular activities for students who are taking Italian courses, who are interested in Italian language and culture and in the promotion of cultural awareness.
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email: mitalian@middlebury.edu
Chinese Club
Japanese Club: The Japanese Club of Middlebury College is a social group affording its members and the college community as a whole the opportunity to learn about the customs, language and general culture of Japan.
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email: japaneseclub@middlebury.edu
Korea Town: This club seeks to provide a bonding experience for those who want to keep in touch with their Korean heritage, and serves as a venue through which Korean culture and language can be explored and conveyed to anyone who is interested in learning more about Korea.
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email: koreatown@middlebury.edu
MchakaMchaka: MchakaMchaka is a group that meets once a week to run while singing swahili songs. We go all over campus and provide a nice study break mid-week for anyone who participates.
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email: mchakamc@middlebury.edu
Middlebury Asian Students Organization (MASO): Middlebury Asian Students Organization (MASO) is a group for Asian, Asian American, and non-Asian students to gather together for cultural events such as workshops, screenings, and discussions. MASO serves as a sort of umbrella organization for the other Asian student groups, providing support for co-sponsored events.
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email: maso@middlebury.edu
Pan-Caribbean Student Organization (PCSO): The fundamental purpose of the Middlebury College PAN-Caribbean Student Organization, is to promote the interests of Caribbean students in the Middlebury College community.
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email: pancarib@middlebury.edu
Russian & Eastern European Society (REES): The Russian and Eastern European Society aims to promote and educated its members about the culture of Russia and other Eastern European countries through food, films, lectures, and other fun events.
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email: reesorg@middlebury.edu
South Asian Student Association (SASA): SASA is an organization that brings South Asian culture(dance, art, music, food, film etc.) to the Middlebury community. We organize various events such as dinners, music recitals, dance concerts, cultural galas, coffeehouses, trips to the South Asian Clubs of other colleges and universities in Boston and New York, and movie screenings. We also aim to provide a forum for discussion of various issues relating to South Asia. Anyone with even a vague interest in South Asia is very welcome to join us!
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email: sasa@middlebury.edu
Southern Society: The Southern Society is dedicated to the appreciation of southern life primarily through food and social gatherings. The club welcomes all students on campus regardless of their origin.
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email: southern@middlebury.edu
Texas Club: The purpose of the Texas Club is to expose the Middlebury College community to the unique culture and heritage of Texas. Texas is a truly unique state and sets itself apart from its Southern counterparts. Also, the club aims to create a stronger sense of state pride amongst Middlebury's Texan students and faculty members. Our hope is to introduce the cultural richness of Texas to the Middlebury community with events such as barbeques, guest speakers and square-dances.
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email: texasclub@middlebury.edu
Umoja: This organization seeks to increase awareness of the relevant issues concerning the African continent. It hopes to ease the transition and to cater the needs and concerns of the entering and existing African students and their affiliates in the College community, as well as to educate the community about African politics, traditions and cultures. It aims to challenge the passive acceptance of social, political, and economic ideas and practices on the Middlebury College campus. It strives to achieve these goals through the hosting of symposiums, lectures, discussions, and performances.
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email: umoja@middlebury.edu
Voices of Indigenous People (VIP): Voices of Indigenous People (VIP) is a non-profit student cultural organization created to educate and enlighten the Middlebury Community about the rich cultures of indigenous people around the world. VIP plans to do this by encouraging Middlebury's own small indigenous population on campus to make a dynamic impact on the community and provide a safe and fun learning environment for all to ask questions, engage in discussions and express their views on all things Native. Through weekly discussions, on- and off-campus lectures, conferences, domonstrations, cultural enrichment performances, pow-wows, dinners, community service projects and volunteer work, VIP uses every venue and resource available to really explore the culture, issues and lives of indigenous communities around the world. Additionally, VIP works to expand Middlebury College's promotion of diversity and cultural awareness by working in collaboration with various student clubs and organizations, academic departments, faculty and staff, and nearby colleges and universities to insure that the voices of indigenous people are heard. Most of all, we let our enthusiasm and our curiosity about all things Native guide us in our activities. So if indigenous people are your passion, or if you just want to learn more about Native issues or Native life, than Voices of Indigenous People is right for you. Join the Tribe.
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email: vip@middlebury.edu