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Wednesday, October 18, 2023

  • Sailing Team Interest Meeting

    Sailing Team Informational Meeting for anybody interested in joining the club––both for competitive racing or recreational sailing. 

    Freeman International Center Cook Seminar Room 2

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    WOMP

    Wednesday Night Open Mic Night! 

    Gifford Gamut Room

Thursday, October 19, 2023

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    Domestic Violence Legislation Timeline Exhibit

    Legislation surrounding domestic violence has a fascinating and shocking history. Learn more about this history (since medieval times) and the intersectionality of sexual and domestic violence with other issues and identities. Browse the timeline display at your own leisure from October 16-23.

    Please attend a reception and panel event on Thursday, Oct. 19 to learn more about past and present efforts to minimize interpersonal violence. Guests from domestic and sexual violence advocacy groups will be present to reflect on victories, highlight future work, and field your questions.

    McCardell Bicentennial Hall Tormondsen Great Hall

    Closed to the Public
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    Pop-up! 3-D Books from Special Collections

    Special Collections’ newest exhibit features 100 years of pop-up books from the fanciful to the functional, from science textbooks to fairy tales. The exhibit is installed in Davis Family Library on the Main Level.

    Visit go/popup/ to see the books in action.

    Middlebury College

    Open to the Public

  • YOUPOWER Spin Class

    Free 45-minute student-led indoor spin classes! These classes take place in the FIC building, room 127. Shoes and equipment are provided. Sign up for classes at go/youpower or using the MINDBODY app. 

    YouPower Spinning Room

  • Weekday Morning Sitting Meditation

    Join us for 15 minutes of silent meditation every weekday morning, led by various staff, faculty, and students. 

    McCullough Crest Room

  • SpiritualiTea: A Circle for the Spirit Curious

    Curious about spirituality? Join us for tea and exploration! Gather weekly to practice mindfulness and have conversation, facilitated by staff from The Scott Center and the Office of Sustainability and Environmental Affairs.

     

    McCullough Crest Room

  • Student Flu Clinic

    Health services will be working in conjunction with Addison County Home Health to provide flu vaccines to our student population.

    Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center

    Closed to the Public

  • Wear Purple Day Photo Shoot

    Wear Purple Day is an easy way for organizations, offices, classes, and individuals to get involved in Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

    Join us in wearing purple clothing to raise awareness and show support for those who have experienced relationship violence.

    In the event of severe weather, this tabling event will be moved to the Davis Library Vestibule. 

    Proctor Terrace

  • Fall Sailing Practice

    Sailing Team at Hopper Family Sailing Pavilion for Fall Practice 

    Off Campus

  • Islam 101 with Muslim Chaplain Zahra Moeini Meybodi

    Join Associate Muslim Chaplain and Interfaith Advisor Zahra Moeini Meybodi to discuss themes that cover introductory questions about Islamic worldview, beliefs, practices and cultural heritage.  On Thursday, Nov. 16, Chaplain Zahra will lead a discussion on themes of individual and communal healing, “From Pain to Presence: Islamic Practices in Healing.”

    McCullough Crest Room

  • YOUPOWER Spin Class

    Free 45-minute student-led indoor spin classes! These classes take place in the FIC building, room 127. Shoes and equipment are provided, and you will receive PE credit for this class. Sign up for classes at go/youpower or using the MINDBODY app. 

    YouPower Spinning Room

  • Cameron Visiting Architect Lecturer, Thena Tak

    This lecture will focus on architectural representations and their relationship to conceptual frameworks both within the architectural project and beyond to varying ontologies. The talk will consider the way in which architectural representations are not just embodiments of architectural knowledge, but also ways of seeing and being in the world. The deliberate questioning of what to represent and how to represent is a disciplinary responsibility that is companion to the act of world building.

    Johnson Classroom 204

    Open to the Public
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    Film Screening: Song of Rapa Nui

    “Song of Rapa Nui” tells the story of Mahani Teave, who left Rapa Nui (Easter Island) at age 9 to pursue her dream of becoming a classical pianist. At age 30, on the brink of international success, Teave gives up her career to pursue a new dream; a free music school for the island’s children. Teave hopes to shape a bold future for Rapa Nui and inspire change on Earth, our island home.  Enjoy the screening in advance of Teave’s Middlebury concert on Friday. A brief Q&A with Teave will follow the film.

    Mahaney Arts Center 125

    Free
    Open to the Public

  • Hebrew Language & Culture Club (HLC)

    An engaging and fun way to learn a bit of Hebrew and experience and learn about Israeli culture.
    Each week will provide something new and different according to students’ requests - including watching Israeli films and documentaries; Street Art in Israel; listening to Israeli Music; meeting interesting people from various sectors of Israel; and cooking and eating lots of Israeli foods.

    *The HLC Club is held mainly in English with a little bit of Hebrew spicing, and is led by Michal Strier, a Hebrew Professor from the Midd School of Hebrew.

    Munroe 416

    Open to the Public

  • Svea Closser Lecture: Engaging Community Health Workers in Global Health Policymaking through Reality TV Competitions

    Community Health Workers (CHWs), the majority of whom are women, are the bedrock of primary care provision across the world but are often employed at the bottom of health hierarchies where they have little voice. We developed a policymaking “Shark Tank” competition for female CHWs working on polio vaccination in Peshawar, Pakistan. Structured processes can allow the least powerful actors in global health structures to suggest innovations that work for them.
     

    Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

    Open to the Public