Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

Jonathan Kalin is a sexual educator who founded the organization, Party With Consent. Party with Consent aims to educate students about consent through a variety of accessible and creative means such as interactive workshops, lectures, and actual ‘parties with consent’ which give away consent themed apparel and condoms to provide student based visual support on campus. Kalin, a former varsity basketball player at Colby College, also speaks to notions of masculinity and the role of gender in consent.

It’s Not What You Think is a storytelling series that will explore the unexpected twists and turns that life takes— emphasizing that our lives rarely (if ever) progress as a linear series of met goals. It’s Not What You Think will bring together members of the college community around stories of the unanticipated ways that life unfolds, including the failures, defeats, tragedies, and radical life changes. Caitlin Myers will share her story of living through the grief of the sudden loss of her partner.

Guest Speaker Chris Gow, Amherst Class of 2016, helped lead the football team to an undefeated season as captain his senior year. He will share stories about seeking God at Amherst as well as ways to respond to injuries as an athlete. Smoothies will be served from The Bowling Alley. Hosted by Athletes InterVarsity.

Come learn about internships with The Stone House Group. The Stone House group facilitates responsible planning and management of energy, natural and financial resources. Their firm provides consulting services dedicated to Building Stewardship for academic, not-for-profit and professional clients.

Juniors, get a jump on the fall consulting recruiting by attending the Oliver Wyman consulting information session. Class of 1990 alum, Chris Bernene, will be on campus to talk about career opportunities with his firm and their plans for fall recruiting. Chris is a partner in their Health and Life Sciences practice and majored in English at Middlebury.

Join Kara Ward, Assistant Director of Enrollment, for refreshments and an information session to learn how you can maximize your Liberal Arts degree from Middlebury with a Business Certificate from the University of Virginia’s top ranked McIntire Business Institute (MBI). MBI is a Business Certificate program that provides undergraduate Liberal Arts and Science students the business skills they need to pursue their career goals and get ahead in today’s competitive job market.

Join Hunt Roeder ‘91 and other Middlebury Alumni representatives at Bank of America Merrill Lynch to learn about 2018 summer internships in Sales and Trading, Debt Capital Markets and Investment Banking. This program is designed for First years and Sophomores.

Apogee Adventures offers hiking, biking, and community service trips for teenagers 11-18. Apogee is looking for responsible, dynamic, and motivated leaders to lead trips in New England, Montana, Oregon, California, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Europe. Leaders will be responsible for safety and well- being of up to 12 students in outdoor adventure travel setting, and must serve as excellent role models as they foster teamwork and a healthy, nurturing group dynamic. If this could be you, come learn more! (This event is sponsored by the Center for Careers & Internships.)