Academic Affairs ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

New Faculty Orientation 2016-17

Sponsored by:
Academic Affairs
New Faculty Orientation for first-year new faculty members at Middlebury College. More information of the schedule of events for August 29th and 30th will be forthcoming.

Axinn Center 219

Closed to the Public

New Faculty Orientation 2016-17

Sponsored by:
Academic Affairs
New Faculty Orientation for first-year new faculty members at Middlebury College. More information of the schedule of events for August 29th and 30th will be forthcoming.

Axinn Center 229

Closed to the Public

It's Not What You Think

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Academic Affairs
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.

Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

Open to the Public

Anima Mexicana; The Heart of the Feathered Serpent

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Academic Affairs
Inaugural Lecture for Fletcher Professorship in Studio Art, John Huddleston.

John Huddleston will present photographs from his project about Mexican spirituality. Intensity, violence, devotion, excess, altruism and humor mark the Mexican religious transit. Native pantheistic beliefs survive under hegemonic Catholicism. The present may appear wide-open but is tightly bound to a complicated and divisive past. Ironic dialogues with Death further define and relieve the condition. Suffering, compassion, and contents of the past are illuminated in the blinding sunlight of the present.

Twilight Auditorium 101

Open to the Public