$1.17 Million Donation to Fund 30 Fellowships to Middlebury School of Hebrew
The recipients will be leading Hebrew teachers at Jewish day schools who are pursuing the program’s two-year master’s in teaching Hebrew as a second language.
The recipients will be leading Hebrew teachers at Jewish day schools who are pursuing the program’s two-year master’s in teaching Hebrew as a second language.
An aspiring astronaut, a journalist, and a documentary filmmaker will be among the Language Schools’ students this summer.
Slated to open at the end of the fall semester, the new center will provide outreach, education, consultation, resources, support, programming, and advocacy services for students, staff, and faculty of all genders and sexual and romantic orientations.
2020 was a productive year for Middlebury College faculty and staff authors, who published books on a wide range of academic areas and topics.
The grants will also fund student projects that use old-fashioned pen-pal letter writing to build intercultural understanding and theater to encourage higher education.
Currently dean of students at the Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus, Ruzicka brings depth of experience across many fields of student affairs.
The highly selective programs offer students and recent graduates opportunities for international scholarship.
In a historic ceremony involving seven venues across campus, 481 Middlebury undergraduates received their bachelor’s degrees. Anaïs Mitchell ’04, the acclaimed playwright, composer, and musician, delivered the Commencementt address.
Peluso, who is also College Physician, has led the successful effort to manage Middlebury’s COVID-19 response since early 2020. Read the full citation here.
President Patton’s speech to the graduating class on the eve of Commencement.