“What ties my work together is a belief in collaborative, community-driven solutions and the power of shared leadership and learning. My goal is always to work with, not just for, communities.”
Every spring semester, the Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers a course called Statistical Consulting, a capstone seminar that brings real-world problem-solving to the student experience.
Matt Lawrence, Associate Professor of Sociology and Academic Director of Privilege & Poverty, talks with former P&P interns Ellie Cady ’25.5 and Freddi Mitchell ’25 about their involvement in the Clifford Symposium on Home, Housing and Belonging in Middlebury and Beyond.
The CCE supports 15+ student organizations that contribute to the public good. Read student leader reflections on how community engagement work has impacted their lives and the lives of others.
The CCE is fortunate to partner with a network of over 200 local and international organizations. This Q&A series highlights the work of our collaborators and what successful partnerships can look like.
A group of architectural students works on renderings, technical drawings, and models for a Habitat for Humanity house, just one step in a year-long design process that will ultimately result in a real home for a family in Addison County.
Middlebury College students find community-engaged learning in varied and unique ways, and after graduation, their paths can and often do cross.
