Community Partner Spotlight
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.
Stories from the Field
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Developing Skills & Designing Affordable Homes in the Community
A group of architectural students presented 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 Alumni Connect in the Field of Public Health
Middlebury College students find community-engaged learning in varied and unique ways, and after graduation, their paths can and often do cross.
Town-gown Event Honors Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy through Art Speech and Song
Approximately 75 people gathered in Middlebury College Park on Jan. 20, a brisk Monday, to honor the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
College Students Teach Grade Schoolers to Cook
The Nutrition Outreach and Mentoring program, or NOM, works with area schools to provide hands-on cooking lessons for students with the goal of building community and introducing students to different foods and food practices.
Middlebury Students Were Pumped for the Election
DanizaTazabekova was a speaker at a community conversation hosted at Town Hall Theater, where over 50 people gathered to discuss the results of the elections and next steps.
Students Mail in Ballots, Register to Vote Ahead of November Election
MiddVotes, a nonpartisan student organization dedicated to fostering student civic engagement, has been working diligently to aid students in registering to vote alongside supporting civic education on campus.
College Students Give Youngsters a Global Perspective
LiM participants work with teachers to develop presentations that align with their classroom objectives and deepen students’ understanding of other languages and cultures.
College Internship Program Get Boost
Support from the newly formed Kathryn Wasserman Davis Collaborative in Conflict Transformation is being used to enhance the work of students in the college’s Privilege and Poverty (P&P) summer internship program as they serve at Addison County organizations.