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| by Gaen Murphree
“Peace is disruptive,” says Middlebury junior Christine McDow, who was selected for a 2019 Projects for Peace grant. Davis’s project, “Listen Witness Amplify,” trained North Carolina teenagers in oral history and helped them give voice to lesser-heard stories, challenging received ideas about the past.
| by Gaen Murphree
Neuroscience major and Posse Scholar Megan Job ’21 spent her summer working on contemporary and historical DNA samples that will increase scientific understanding of the human genome overall.
| by Gaen Murphree
Professor Erin Eggleston and her undergraduate research assistants spent the summer conducting research on how cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) form toxic blooms, and the role viruses might play.
| by Gaen Murphree
Led by renowned street artist Will “Kasso” Condry, Middlebury students took on the College’s first class devoted exclusively to hip-hop, exploring its cultural and historical roots and embracing current practice.
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| by Gaen Murphree
With his eclectic background, the musician, composer, and assistant professor of music is highlighting underrepresented voices and changing the ways we think about classical music.
| by Gaen Murphree
Hannah Krutiansky ’19, who hopes to become an immigration lawyer, has spent two summers working with asylum seekers at an ICE family detention facility near San Antonio.
| by Gaen Murphree
Behind a simple tick bite lies a multitude of complex ecological factors. Assistant Professor David Allen and his team of undergraduate researchers continue to ask, Why?
| by Gaen Murphree
Students in the Middlebury chapter of a nationwide women’s leadership initiative traveled to India to mentor high schoolers from Afghanistan’s first boarding school for girls.
| by Gaen Murphree
Assistant professor of dance has spent winter term choreographing Bernstein’s epic piece for the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
