Participating faculty members teach classes in which race and ethnicity play a central role.

The center is committed to interdisciplinary and comparative approaches for understanding formations of race and ethnicity and their effects on human relations. It encourages scholarship that considers race and ethnicity as intersecting with class, gender, sexuality, religion, age, dis/ability, language, communication, migration, and the environment. Work supported by the center situates these discussions in local, regional, global, and transnational contexts.



The CCSRE draws on Middlebury College’s expertise in international studies, environmental studies, and language and communication to support critical inquiry on race, ethnicity, and diversity.  

Affiliates

  • Tara Affolter
  • Raquel Albarrán
  • Dima Ayoub
  • Brandon Baird
  • Mez Baker-Médard
  • Christal Brown
  • Susan Burch
  • Darién Davis
  • Justin Doran
  • Isabelle Elisha
  • Laurie Essig
  • Enrique García
  • Lesley-Ann Giddings
  • Hemangini Gupta
  • Chong-suk Han
  • William Hart
  • Marissel Hérnandez-Romero
  • Rachael Joo
  • Roberto Lint Sagarena
  • Joyce Mao
  • Claudio Medeiros
  • David Miranda Hardy
  • William Nash
  • Natasha Ngaiza
  • Ellen Oxfeld
  • Lana Povitz
  • Fernando Rocha
  • Marcos Rohena-Madrazo
  • Linsey Sainte-Claire
  • James Sanchez
  • Yumna Siddiqi
  • Daniel F. Silva
  • Daniel Suarez
  • Matthew Evan Taylor
  • Trinh Tran
  • Spring Ulmer
  • Hector Vila
  • Jennifer Wang
  • Tracy Weston
  • Catharine Wright