Anderson Freeman Resource Center

Faculty, staff, and students who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community are all invited to attend the AFC’s Queer Student, Staff, and Faculty mixer as part of Pride Week 2022.

Queers and Allies in association with the AFC’s Spring 2022 Pride Week are proud to present the Spring 2022 Drag Show! Come see students and professionals perform

In honor of Black History Month, the AFC invites Black students, faculty, and staff to drop by for some community connecting and fun. We will have Black culture and history trivia, cultural guessing games, music, and more. The event is from 2-4pm at the AFC Main Lounge in Carr Hall. There will be snack bags and small giveaways to take with you!

Come enjoy traditionally black dishes from Caribbean style curry chicken, Ethiopian doro wat, Nigerian beef stew, southern baked mac & cheese, as well as several vegan options.  See our flyer for a complete list of dishes being offered.

Come enjoy traditionally black dishes from Caribbean style curry chicken, Ethiopian doro wat, Nigerian beef stew, southern baked mac & cheese, as well as several vegan options.  See our flyer for a complete list of dishes being offered.

Happy spring! The AFC invites first-generation students, faculty, and staff to join us at the Bread Loaf View Farm to tour the farm and learn how maple is harvested.

Location: Bread Loaf View Farm 
We will depart from the AFC promptly at 9:45 a.m.

The Anderson Freeman Center is hosting a social event for First@Midd 6.0 peer leaders and participants. This will be an opportunity to reconnect with your family groups, talk about your first semester, share your memorable moments, and ask any lingering questions you may have. Come join us for an evening of mingling, games, crafts, and goodies! Please RSVP using our Google form located on the event calendar or in the AFC weekly emails.

Bella where the hell have you been, loca?! Come de-stress at the AFC’s end of semester party: 2 kewl 4 (MIDD)LE skool! Enjoy some throwback tunes, arts and crafts, snackies (to go,) and more.

Photographers Jon Henry and Mikael Owunna discuss their artistic responses to police murder of Black men. Andrew Plumley ’11 (Senior Director, Equity & Culture, American Alliance of Museums) moderates this online conversation, which will include audience Q&A. Free.

Advance registration required. Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/OwunnaHenry.