Admissions Events
As an admitted student, you’re invited to attend our online Preview Days, April 11, 12, and 13, as well as all of our additional online events for students and their families.
Please note that all of our admissions events are being held online this year to ensure the health and well-being of all of our participants. We look forward to sharing Middlebury with you!
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Wednesday, March 31
All Events Are Online
Finding Community at Middlebury
CATEGORIES: Admitted Students Webinars; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
The Middlebury experience is different for everyone, but common to all is an inclusive, energetic, and welcoming community. At the end of the day, you are looking not only for a great education but also for a place that enables you to grow outside the classroom. Come hear from some of our community members about how they’ve impacted our campus and contributed their voices at Middlebury.
Tuesday, April 6
All Events Are Online
Meet and Greet with Cultural and Affinity Student Groups
CATEGORIES: All Admissions Events
Cultural and affinity organizations play an important role in finding and building community at Middlebury, especially for students typically underrepresented in higher education. This is a chance to engage directly with current students about finding space, fellowship, support, and your own voice on Middlebury’s campus.
Wednesday, April 7
All Events Are Online
Where Middlebury Graduates Go
CATEGORIES: Admitted Students Webinars; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
A liberal arts and sciences education will equip you to take on a variety of internships, jobs, career paths, and graduate programs. This webinar will offer a brief introduction to Midd’s Center for Careers and Internships as well as a sampling of how some of our students and alumni have put their education into practice during and after their time at Middlebury.
Sunday, April 11
All Events Are Online
Welcome to Middlebury!
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
Join us for a big Panther welcome to kick off our Preview Days with President Laurie Patton and Dean of Admissions Nicole Curvin.
Meet Your Professors: Academic Fair
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; All Admissions Events
Middlebury has 45 academic departments and programs for students to explore as they engage with our liberal arts curriculum. You might know exactly what you want to major in, or maybe you’re completely undecided (and that’s okay!). Take this opportunity to speak with professors across departments about your academic interests, passions, and curiosities.
Live Class: STEM
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
In Advanced Field Biology, offered during the winter term (“J-term”), students conduct field-based scientific research on coral reef ecosystems in the Bahamas, and integrate this field experience with broader biological disciplines from molecular-based genetic work to broader ecological and conservation biology frameworks. In addition, students work with local community members to address social and cultural impacts of this work. This course is taught by biology professors Erin Eggleston and Jeremy Ward, who also teach courses on microbiology, ecology, and genetics.
The Feb Experience
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
Each year, 100 students join the Middlebury community in February after experiencing a gap semester. Learn what previous “Febs” have done during their gap period and hear about the unique experience of being a Feb.
Midd Meetups
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; All Admissions Events
Take a moment to continue to connect with other admitted Midd students as we participate in some fun get-to-know-you activities in small groups led by current Middlebury students.
Please check your email for an invitation. If you haven’t received this email please reach out to Maria Nava, mnava@middlebury.edu.
Monday, April 12
All Events Are Online
Live Class: Social Sciences
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
How do states, international organizations, and NGOs respond to the humanitarian impulse – the call to alleviate the suffering of others? In the Politics of International Humanitarian Action, students examine aid and intervention in civil wars and natural disasters, and explore the role of state sovereignty, national interest, global power disparities, and morals. This course is taught by Sarah Stroup, associate professor of political science. She also teaches courses on international politics, democracy, and global security.
Get Involved: Activities Fair
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; All Admissions Events
Middlebury is home to over 200 student clubs and organizations. Meet with student leaders who may share your passions (or help you spark new ones) while learning more about how students get involved across campus and in the greater Middlebury community.
Making Middlebury Affordable
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
Join this informational session with Student Financial Services to understand how Middlebury strives to make the College affordable to all of our students.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Open House and Q&A
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; All Admissions Events
The Anderson Freeman Resource Center (AFC) works to promote an inclusive and welcoming learning environment, which includes supporting students of color, first-generation college students, students from low-income backgrounds, LGBTQ+ students, and other students who have been historically underrepresented or marginalized in U.S. higher education. Come connect and hear about how students tap into support resources on campus.
Midd Meetups
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; All Admissions Events
Take a moment to continue to connect with other admitted Midd students as we participate in some fun get-to-know-you activities in small groups led by current Middlebury students.
Please check your email for an invitation. If you haven’t received this email please reach out to Maria Nava, mnava@middlebury.edu.
Tuesday, April 13
All Events Are Online
Live Class: Arts and Humanities
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
In Re-Presenting Slavery, students examine 20th century American portrayals of chattel slavery through creative works and situates them in their historical contexts. This course is taught by Will Nash, professor of American Studies and English and American Literatures. He also teaches courses on African American literature, abolitionism, contemporary representations of enslavement, and modern urban African American culture.
Supporting the Whole Student: Resources on Campus
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
Middlebury cares deeply about the well-being of our students. Join us to hear from some of the people who spend their days supporting students in a number of ways. Panelists will include Orientation coordinators, Student Life Deans, representatives from our Health Center and Center for Teaching, Learning and Research, and Middlebury’s Dean of Students, as well as our Chief Diversity Officer.
How Did You Choose Midd?
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; All Admissions Events
Middlebury juniors and seniors recount their journeys to and through Middlebury—then answer your questions in this live conversation.
Final Midd Meetup
CATEGORIES: Preview Days; All Admissions Events
You’ve been to the panels and connected with your fellow members of the Class of 2025 and 2025.5. In this final session, take a few moments to enjoy one another again and to celebrate the folks who will soon be your classmates, dorm neighbors, and lifelong friends.
Please check your email for an invitation. If you haven’t received this email please reach out to Maria Nava, mnava@middlebury.edu.
Wednesday, April 21
All Events Are Online
Spotlight on Undergraduate Research
CATEGORIES: Admitted Students Webinars; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
Research opportunities are abundant at Middlebury and available across all class years and academic disciplines. Our students conduct independent research, work alongside faculty on campus and at other institutions, and present their work at professional conferences. Join us to find out more about undergraduate research experiences from Middlebury students and faculty.
Wednesday, April 28
All Events Are Online
Environmentalism and Sustainability
CATEGORIES: Admitted Students Webinars; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
From our groundbreaking interdisciplinary Environmental Studies Program to our carbon neutral campus in Vermont’s Green Mountains, Middlebury has long set the standard for environmental stewardship in higher education. Come hear from students, staff, and faculty about how the Middlebury community addresses real-world environmental problems, inside and outside the classroom.
Wednesday, May 5
All Events Are Online
Middlebury around the World
CATEGORIES: Admitted Students Webinars; Events for Families and Others; All Admissions Events
For over 100 years, Middlebury has been at the forefront of language acquisition, providing students with opportunities for international study, research, and service. Middlebury’s renowned language programs, Schools Abroad, and worldwide alumni network provide our students with the experiences, connections, and linguistic and cross-cultural skills they need to become global citizens able to address the world’s most challenging problems. Join us to hear about the many ways students are engaging around the world.
Additional College Events
Connect further with Middlebury College with these live and recorded community events.
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Faculty at Home
Join Middlebury professors (some of whom may soon be yours!) for interactive online lectures.
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General Events Open to the Public
Take part in virtual events for the campus community and beyond.