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Tuesday, October 24, 2023

  • RISE Weekly Meeting

    RISE weekly meeting. RISE (Research and Investment into Sustainable Equity) manages a portion of the school’s endowment in highly rated ESG equities. 

    Munroe 311

  • Architecture Table Meeting

    Architecture Table is a club for anyone with an appreciation for design and the built environment. We are a collection of students interested in design as a career, discipline and approach to solving problems in Middlebury, on the College campus and further afield. We welcome you to this growing community!

    Email us at archtable@middlebury.edu if you have questions about getting involved.

    Atwater A, Section A, Room 100

Wednesday, October 25, 2023

  • 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

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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, you will receive PE Credit for this class. 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

  • Wakeful Wednesdays

    Join Dean of Spiritual & Religious Life Mark R. Orten for 20 minutes of quiet contemplation with readings and music.

    McCullough Crest Room

  • Giving Feedback and Student Goal Setting

    The Writing and Rhetoric Program is hosting three lunch conversations about teaching writing this fall. You are welcome to join us whether you’re teaching a writing intensive class this semester or not. All lunches are on us! Simply charge them to WRPR at the Grille or Crossroads. We realize that due to teaching schedules, you may need to arrive late or leave early. 

    McCullough - Conference Room @ the Grille

  • Fall Sailing Practice

    Sailing Team at Hopper Family Sailing Pavilion for Fall Practice 

    Off Campus

  • 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

  • Carol Rifelj Faculty Lecture Series - John McLeod: "Architecture for All - Community Engagement Through Architecture"

    Presenter: John McLeod
    “Architecture for All - Community Engagement Through Architecture”

    Three examples from practice and teaching demonstrate architecture’s ability to serve anyone and anywhere: the Johnson Memorial Building renovation, the Architectural Studies/Habitat for Humanity Housing Design program, and “Design Assembly” - an annual community design-build program with students.

    Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

    Open to the Public

  • Compassion, Justice and Nonviolence: A Scott Center Interfaith Panel Discussion

    Join some of your favorite chaplains and others as they explore different worldviews’ and religions’ relationship to the powerful themes of compassion, justice and nonviolence.  Panel members include Rabbi Danielle Stillman, Muslim Advisor Zahra Moeini, Affiliate Christian Chaplain Katie Runde Sanchez, Affiliate Humanist Chaplain Prof. Bill Vitek, and Prof. Marc Lapin from the Environmental Studies Department, who will bring a Buddhist perspective.  Moderated by Professor Rebecca Gould.

    McCullough Crest Room

  • The Acquisition of Dialect Features during Study Abroad

    When you study abroad, you aren’t just exposed to a new language, you’re exposed to a new dialect of that language. But how do you decide if you’ll learn that dialect as well? In this talk, Dr. Regan will discuss what social aspects influence how students decide to learn different dialect features during study abroad and if they are successful at it, with a specific focus on students studying Spanish in Spain.

    Robert A. Jones '59 Conference Room

  • The Art of Letters: A Calligraphy Workshop

    Join us for “The Art of Letters: A Calligraphy Workshop,” where the strokes of a pen transform into elegant works of art. Discover the beauty of precise lettering, graceful flourishes, and the timeless art of calligraphy. This hands-on workshop welcomes both beginners and enthusiasts, offering expert guidance and a journey into the captivating world of penmanship. Unleash your creativity and master the art of crafting mesmerizing letters. Join us and let your words come to life on the page.

    Adirondack Coltrane Lounge

  • Bold Action on a Burning Planet: Envisioning an Escalation of Tactics and Increased Community Resilience

    Chuck Collins is coming to campus this fall! He is the Director of the Program on Inequality and the Common Good at the Institute for Policy Studies in DC, and the author of a new book, Altar to an Erupting Sun. The book has won praise from Bill McKibben, Kim Stanley Robinson and Winona LaDuke, among others, and asks us to confront our moral obligations to act in the face of climate change.

    Dana Auditorium (Sunderland Language Center)

    Open to the Public