Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

Inspired by a humanist colleague’s approach to grading papers and discussions taking place in statistics pedagogy circles, I present my use of the GitHub web-based repository hosting service in my Introduction to Data Science course to encourage open and collaborative development of students’ coding skills and to facilitate the delivery of feedback from instructor to student. This short presentation will be followed by discussion of using digital tools for feedback in the classroom, so come with your questions. Lunch will be served, so please RSVP at go/DLAscenes. Albert Y.

John Bunker has been farming in Maine for more than 40 years and has played a central part in Fedco Seed Company. Please join John as he the recounts the history of apples in New England and the return of cider. He will ask the question: how are the two related and what might we have in store?

The Veritas Forum at Middlebury hosts Lindsay Whaley, professor of Classics and Linguistics at Dartmouth College, to address the Historicity of the Resurrection. Helping students and faculty ask life’s hardest questions, The Veritas Forum places the historic Christian faith in dialog with other beliefs. Participants from all backgrounds are invited to engage in this discussion.

The Source is Midd-IV’s large group meeting for anyone in the Middlebury Community. This is a place to engage in conversations about faith and ask important questions in a community context.

The Source is Midd-IV’s large group meeting for anyone in the Middlebury Community. This is a place to engage in conversations about faith and ask important questions in a community context.

The Source is Midd-IV’s large group meeting for anyone in the Middlebury Community. This is a place to engage in conversations about faith and ask important questions in a community context.

The Source is Midd-IV’s large group meeting for anyone in the Middlebury Community. This is a place to engage in conversations about faith and ask important questions in a community context.

The Source is Midd-IV’s large group meeting for anyone in the Middlebury Community. This is a place to engage in conversations about faith and ask important questions in a community context.