Adirondack Coltrane Lounge

Weekly WildMidd meeting! Join us to connect with Middlebury’s wild places!

In a tradition dating back to 1825, students compete for the title of Middlebury Speaker of the Year and a top prize of $500. Produced by Oratory Now. Details at go/pm21. FREE.

The changing world of work has given us more opportunities than ever before. Technology has widened our horizons and shifted our futures. Yet with all these advances we face new challenges: Developments in AI and robotics may soon threaten industries and jobs that have historically been seen as safe. We find ourselves ill-prepared for the world of work - how do we prepare for jobs and technologies that don’t yet exist?

A meeting to introduce you to the Middlebury College Women’s Rugby Club (MCWRC)! No experience required— come to learn about our team and what we do!

Come to the Coltrane Lounge for a delicious lunch and casual conversation with LiveRamp software engineer Ellen Sartorelli (‘17). Hear about working in tech from the perspective of being a liberal arts student and being a woman. Come ask questions about interview tips, imposter syndrome, LiveRamp and more!

The Winter Term EMT Program is a credit bearing comprehensive, emergency medical internship that is co-sponsored by Middlebury College and Middlebury Regional EMS. The intensive month long program will provide students the opportunity to become nationally certified EM-B’s. EMT skills may be used to provide medical support on the ambulance, at the Open Door Clinic and other College and community events.

The session will be a hands-on Suture Clinic. This workshop will be a great learning experience for those who are considering medicine as a career path, or for those who just want to gain a new skill!

Learn about how to find a Winter Term internship and the deadlines and steps for applying for credit for a WT internship. We will also discuss Winter Term internship funding grants (limited grants available to students on financial aid).

The Wild Middlebury Project (WildMidd) is an organization that helps to connect young people to place-based environmental initiatives across Addison County. We work with schools (K-12) and community partners to build relationships within our community to advance meaningful conservation goals.