Awarded by the the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), the fellowship is for scholars in the humanities and social sciences who study religion in international contexts.
Assistant Professor Brandon Baird, who taught the seminar, said the goal of the class research project was to better arm students to go beyond their studies.
The founder and CEO of LifeBank competed againist more than 10,000 entrepreneurs from 50 African countries to win for her innovative work delivering lifesaving medical products to hospitals in Nigeria.
Kate Hilscher ’20.5 says that the best part about Oratory Now is that if you have an idea for a program that doesn’t already exist, you can typically create it.
Brett Millier, Bert Johnson, Marta Manrique-Gómez, and Will Amidon will pursue travel projects in the coming year to enhance their teaching at Middlebury.
The senior and former Addison Independent intern was one of five students to receive a scholarship from the Journalism Education Foundation of New England.
Associate professor of political science is working on a five-year project with Canadian collaborators on the "rise and fall" of international non-governmental organizations.
The senior, who is writing his thesis on Alfred Hitchcock, found that digging through the director’s papers gave him a glimpse into the film legend’s personality.
Brandon Baird, who teaches Spanish and linguistics, hosted a national radio program in Guatemala about revitalizing the Mayan language known as K’ichee’.
Weber '18, Marie Vasitas '18, and Alex Browne '18, started the student organization to provide support, mentorship, and training to student first responders, including EMTs and firefighters.
Associate professor of theatre discusses what it was like to take on a familiar role, and how the experience on Taken compares to his other TV characters and his theatrical roles.
In The Authority Trap, the associate professor of political science and a colleague illustrate the role that power and politics play among such NGOs as Green Peace and Oxfam.
Gov. Phil Scott has selected Middlebury's executive vice president for finance and administration, to lead the Vermont Educational Health Benefits Commission.
Linderman will develop software to identify genetic variants in children with congenital heart defects, a leading cause of infant mortality in the U.S.
Emeritus Professor of Physics will continue his collaborative research with NASA's Space Telescope Science Institute and Australian National University.