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Middlebury College Activities Board (MCAB)
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MCAB is the primary programmer of social activities.

Middkids work hard all week; MCAB works hard all weekend. Thursday through Saturday, we provide the Middlebury community with a diverse set of entertaining events, from concerts to comedy shows, from Free Friday Films to big speakers.

 

MCAB is made up five student-run committees:

Concerts, Social, Speakers, Traditions, and Marketing. The MCAB President sits on the Inter-Commons Council Board to report back about what the five Commons Councils are planning. 

We believe every Middlebury student has a say in activity programming. What artist should come for our spring concert? Which speaker would you want to hear? Bingo or karaoke? Drop us a line at mcab@middlebury.edu. Better yet, join a committee and have your say.

MiddTags:

Who do you know on MCAB?

President:

Nadia Schreiber '12

Marketing Committee:

Chairs: Derek Matus '12 & Caitlin Sullivan '13

Traditions Committee:

Chair: Martina Szabo '12

Speakers Committee:

Chair: Genevieve Dukes '13

Social Committee:

Chairs: Annie Bogert '12 & Megan McGeehan '12

Concerts Committee:

Chairs: Dan Crepps '12 & Tyler Norris '12

What does MCAB have planned for this weekend?

  • Check out our latest events on Facebook and Twitter
  • If you're a student, we'll send an email blast out once a week

Why join MCAB?

You should join MCAB because it's fun. There are perks. If you work an event, you get free admission, a "crew" t-shirt, and you might even get to hang out with some celebrities.

Moreover, you should join MCAB because you get to shape Middlebury. Your friends will be the ones asking you about what bands are coming and how to buy tickets to the semi-formal. You’ll have a great set of organizational and leadership skills, but best of all, you'll always be in the know.

At the beginning of each semester, applications for MCAB will be sent out to the entire student body via email.  To be on MCAB requires an application and interview, and we are looking for enthusiastic and energetic members. 

Can MCAB help my student organization?

Student organizations should first go to the SGA Finance Committee for funding. MCAB can ask a student org to co-sponsor an event, but a group can should not come to MCAB in search of funds.

Don't need funding for your event? Email student_activities@middlebury.edu to see how to get your event programmed.

Can I come perform at Middlebury College?

We love hearing about new performers, bands, and acts. We have a number of venues to perform in, too.

  • First, see our venue descriptions.
  • Second, send an email to mcab@middlebury.edu. Introduce yourself, any connections you have to the Middlebury community, and link to a sample of your work. Same goes for Middlebury students and student bands.

How much money does MCAB have?

The majority of MCAB’s budget is allocated by the SGA Finance Committee, but some support comes directly from the College. Each year the budget changes a bit. 

A concert and a comedian can vary drastically in price. A show in McCullough can be way cheaper than a show in Kenyon. Hence, MCAB’ers must work within a budget and continue to provide for Middlebury students.