The Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs, International and Global Colloquium Lecture presents “Health and Labor Impacts of Mining: Evidence from South Africa” by Julia Berazneva, assistant professor of economics, Middlebury College.
Click here for the ZOOM link or visit RCGA Events for more information.
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This is a drop-in group: come to as many sessions as you’d like. No commitment needed, but you will need to email Brian Tobin for the Zoom link (bstobin@middlebury.edu).
Guided on Mondays by Brian Tobin, LCMHC and on Fridays by Hollis Easter, MA
Join the Muslim Chaplain’s Office and Muslims Student Association for virtual Jumma on Fridays at 1 PM.
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Welcome! There will be introductions, some quiet reflection time, a short devotional or two given by Christine (something to get the brain chugging for the hour) and prayer.
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InterVarsity (@ivmidd) is gearing up to start small groups! If you consider yourself spiritually open or curious, we invite you to explore with us.
Virtual Middlebury
This is a drop-in group: come to as many sessions as you’d like. No commitment needed, but you will need to email Brian Tobin for the Zoom link (bstobin@middlebury.edu).
Guided on Mondays by Brian Tobin, LCMHC and on Fridays by Hollis Easter, MA
Paul van Hooft’s talk will examine the current relationship between the United States and the European Union, analyzing how the Trump administration weakened that relationship, how each of the two powers think about a rising China, and how the two think about each other.
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Students and the public are invited to attend this weekly nonpartisan discussion of recent political events, hosted by Professor Matthew Dickinson. Held virtually almost every Tuesday 12:30-1:30. Check the calendar for dates. No expertise assumed. All viewpoints welcome. Contact Professor Dickinson at dickinso@middlebury.edu to receive zoom link.
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This will be a mandatory pre-departure meeting for students planning to study at the School in Morocco during the fall of 2021. (Students admitted to the program will receive a Zoom invitation via email.)
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Join Spiritual and Religious Life Dean Mark R. Orten for a half-hour of quiet contemplation with reading and music for our times. Intentional silence and guided meditation will be interspersed with music and readings from secular worldviews and sacred traditions to open our awareness and to find strength and perspective for living during pandemical, political, racial, ecological and other upheavals. Until gatherings can be held live, connect each Wednesday by Zoom. All are welcome.
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In this talk, James Chase Sanchez argues that contemporary rhetoric of white supremacy is built around structures of preservation. Using ethnographic and autoethnographic research in his hometown of Grand Saline, Texas, Sanchez pinpoints the ways communities preserve their white supremacy via tactics of identity formation, storytelling, and silencing.
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Pieter Broucke, Department of History of Art & Architecture, will give a talk as part of the 2020-21 Carol Rifelj Faculty Lecture Series: “New Approaches to Ancient Art: the Teaching Collection of Antiquities at the College Museum”
Please register in advance here.
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Professor David Nirenberg of the University of Chicago will deliver the Hannah A. Quint Lecture in Jewish Studies on the topic: “What Does the History of Anti-Semitism Tell Us About its Future?” David Nirenberg is Dean of the Divinity School at the University of Chicago and the Deborah R. and Edgar D. Jannotta Distinguished Service Professor of Medieval History and Social Thought. This is the 32nd Annual Hannah A. Quint Lecture in Jewish Studies, established by the late Eliot Levinson, Class of 1964, in honor of his late mother, Mrs. Quint.
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Form a team or try your luck solo in this evening of trivia with live hosts! Best part is, no obligation to have your camera on (unless you want to!), so feel free to join from bed in your pajamas. Actually, the best part is the gift card you receive if you win.
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This support group space is open to all Middlebury in-person and remote students who are in quarantine or isolation. The focus of this support group is connecting with one another, sharing your experiences, and together identifying ways to cope during a time that can feel isolating and uncertain. This support group space is a weekly, mostly drop-in group (students still need to “sign up” by reaching out to group counselor to request zoom link) offered through the Spring 2021 semester.
Virtual Middlebury
This is a drop-in group: come to as many sessions as you’d like. No commitment needed, but you will need to email Brian Tobin for the Zoom link (bstobin@middlebury.edu).
Guided on Mondays by Brian Tobin, LCMHC and on Fridays by Hollis Easter, MA
Join the Muslim Chaplain’s Office and Muslims Student Association for virtual Jumma on Fridays at 1 PM.
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At the end of every calendar year, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center has a tradition of presenting the complete set of six Brandenburg Concertos. It seems only fitting that we air this joyous broadcast at the end of our academic year—in line with Middlebury’s Bach Festival history.
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Welcome! There will be introductions, some quiet reflection time, a short devotional or two given by Christine (something to get the brain chugging for the hour) and prayer.
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InterVarsity (@ivmidd) is gearing up to start small groups! If you consider yourself spiritually open or curious, we invite you to explore with us.
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