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Friday, May 3, 2024

  • 2024 Lamberti and DeGray Award Ceremony

    Sponsored by:
    Academic Affairs
    SGA Presents 2024 Faculty and Staff Appreciation Awards: 2024 Marjorie Lamberti Faculty Appreciation Award and 2024 Beverly and Rodney DeGray Staff Appreciation Award.  

    Robert A. Jones '59 Conference Room

    Closed to the Public

  • Shabbat Service

    Sponsored by:
    Hillel
    Weekly Hillel Shabbat Service and Dinner, in the Jewish center in the FIC.
    All welcome.

    Jewish Center at the Freeman International Center

  • Studio Zoo

    Sponsored by:
    Hepburn Zoo Theater
    Studio Zoo is a judgment-free space for performance, brainstorming, and art of all kinds! Need a space to read your poetry, do stand-up, or workshop a script? How about a magic act or skit? Have a sound, costume, or lighting design to show off? This casual, student-run performance night is for YOU! Imperfection encouraged. Show up, or sign-up at go/studiozoo!

    Hepburn Zoo

  • UMOJA Cruise

    Sponsored by:
    Umoja
    A night of celebrating African culture. UMOJA will be culminating our AMKA week with a cruise with Spirit of Ethan Allen Cruise. We all also be joined by a local R&B/HipHop artist Manny Valentine from NYC. 

    Off Campus

  • Weekly German Club Event

    Sponsored by:
    German Club
    Come to the Club in the German house and enjoy homecooked traditional meals, beverages, boardgames or holiday celebrations!

    Deanery - 40 College Street - Max Kade German House

  • Shabbat Dinner

    Sponsored by:
    Hillel
    Weekly Hillel Shabbat Service and Dinner, in the Jewish center in the FIC.
    All welcome.

    Jewish Center at the Freeman International Center

  • REVIVAL Large Group Meeting

    Sponsored by:
    Middlebury Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
    Hello all! We hope you’ll come join us in the Crest Room for fun games, snacks, music, and to learn about the incredible person of Jesus! Whether you’re curious about the existence of a spiritual world, searching for meaning in life, or a lifelong follower of Christ, this is the place cultivated for you, and we hope you will come to find a new home within our loving community. We promise you will be welcomed no matter who you are or where you are on your religious/spiritual journey!  

    McCullough Crest Room

  • Close up of a person wearing red gloves and holding a fan

    Orlando

    Sponsored by:
    Theatre
    Play by Sarah Ruhl, adapted from the original by Virginia Woolf. Directed by Claudio Medeiros.

    Wright Theatre

    $15/10/8/5
    Open to the Public

  • Party like it’s 2010!

    Sponsored by:
    On Tap
    Party like it’s 2010! Join us on May 3rd at 8pm in Wilson Hall for On Tap’s spring show! Free admission, so bring your friends! 

    Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center

  • Teach Taiwan Alumni Panel

    Sponsored by:
    Greenberg-Starr Department of Chinese Language and Literature
    In this alumni panel, Priscilla Downey ‘20.5 Chinese, Sabian Edouard ‘21 Chinese and Political Science, and Edgar Leon ‘21 Chinese and Political Science Joint Major, will speak about their experience teaching English in Taiwan through the Teach Taiwan program. For more information about this organization, visit the Teach Taiwan website or see the description below taken from their website:

    Munroe 311

    Closed to the Public

Saturday, May 4, 2024

  • AIKIDO

    Sponsored by:
    Education Studies
    Classes led by Professor Jonathan Miller-Lane and Middlebury graduate Corey Selover. PE credit available. Aikido is a 20th century Japanese martial art founded by Morihei Ueshiba, O’Sensei, (1883-1969). In these sessions, we will focus on the potential of Aikido techniques and principles to transform conflict from a binary confrontation among individuals to an interaction of powerful and dynamic energy. No prior experience is necessary. Participants should wear comfortable clothing that includes leg coverings (such as sweats) rather than shorts. All bodies are welcome.

    115 Franklin Street main floor, Humanities Center

    Open to the Public