“We received applications from students who are creative and engaged and already exploring ways to address the world’s most challenging problems,” said Dean of Admissions Nicole Curvin.
The new issue of New England Review features poetry by Sally Wen Mao and Lisa Williams, fiction by Ana Menéndez and Castle Freeman Jr., essays by Kim McLarin and Xu Xi, and more.
Middlebury provides need-based aid to almost 50 percent of its students, with an average grant of $57,000.
The undergraduate college was one of just five institutions nationally to be named a top producer of both students and scholars.
President Patton: Institutions of higher learning have the responsibility to lead a critical education effort to teach conflict transformation in our nation and across the world. With its unique resources, Middlebury will help answer that call.
Board members also heard about the strong support the campaign—now in the leadership phase—has received from alumni, parents, and friends.
The award recognizes local citizens for exemplary volunteerism and service in a tradition that dates to the College’s bicentennial year in 2000.
The scholarship program supports postgraduate work at select British universities.
The partnership further strengthens both institutions’ commitment to global education.
President Laurie Patton expresses solidarity following coordinated threats of violence at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
