The Center for Community Engagement COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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The Middlebury Science Café Presents "Making Decaf Coffee" with Daniel Gutierrez

Join us to chat with Daniel the roaster for Iluminar Coffee and Bud’s Beans. He will be sharing the science of the decaffeination process that still keeps all that great coffee flavor. Doors will open at 5:00 so there is time to grab a delicious coffee or tea from Matt. The talk starts at 5:30 pm. Masks are welcome but not required.

If you are interested in leading a talk or have a topic you want to see please email Katherine (katherineo@middlebury.edu) and Alex (alyford@middlebury.edu).

Off Campus

Open to the Public
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The Middlebury Science Café Presents "Making Decaf Coffee" with Daniel Gutierrez

Join us to chat with Daniel the roaster for Iluminar Coffee and Bud’s Beans. He will be sharing the science of the decaffeination process that still keeps all that great coffee flavor. Doors will open at 5:00 so there is time to grab a delicious coffee or tea from Matt. The talk starts at 5:30 pm. Masks are welcome but not required.

If you are interested in leading a talk or have a topic you want to see please email Katherine (katherineo@middlebury.edu) and Alex (alyford@middlebury.edu).

Off Campus

Open to the Public

Privilege and Poverty Pizza Night

Join the Privilege and Poverty program for a night of pizza and conversation! If you are a former Privilege and Poverty intern, part of the academic cluster, a recent applicant, or interested in learning more about the program, come to the Center for Community Engagement to create and eat your own pizzas, and destress before finals season.

26 Blinn Lane, CCE

Closed to the Public

Privilege and Poverty Dinner

Cook and Chat: Poverty and Food Security in Addison County

Join the Privilege and Poverty Summer 2022 interns as they lead an evening of cooking and conversations on food insecurity and poverty in Addison County. We will cook dinner together using ingredients from different grocery stores/food sources with varying levels of economic accessibility at the Center for Community Engagement. Over our group meal, we will discuss questions like:

26 Blinn Lane, CCE

Closed to the Public
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The Middlebury Science Café

Rescheduled from November: Join us Thursday night to chat about what it takes to start and grow an organic farm in Vermont. Henry and Gabby from Old Farm Road will be discussing the science of soil and sustainable farming practices. Doors open at 5:00 so swing by early to grab a good seat and an amazing coffee from Matt at Lost Monarch.

Off Campus

Open to the Public

Election Hero Day

Join the Center for Community Engagement Democracy Initiatives team on Proctor Terrace to thank an election hero.  Postcards and cookies provided!  Register to Vote in Vermont

Proctor Terrace

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Canceled: The Middlebury Science Café

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this iteration of the Middlebury Science Café has been canceled. It will be rescheduled for the spring semester. 

Join us Thursday night to chat about what it takes to start and grow an organic farm in Vermont. Henry and Gabby from Old Farm Road will be discussing the science of soil and sustainable farming practices. Doors open at 5:00 so swing by early to grab a good seat and an amazing coffee from Matt at Lost Monarch.
Open to the Public
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Beyond the Ballot: Why Civic Engagement Matters at Middlebury College

Please join us for a non-partisan discussion with Joe Benning, Sarah Copeland-Hanzas, Mike Pieciak and Professor Matthew Dickinson. 

This is a non-partisan event to promote democratic engagement among Middlebury College students. Middlebury College does not support or oppose any political candidate, and all qualified candidates for the positions represented by the candidates present were invited to this event, regardless of party affiliation.

Registration required: go/BeyondtheBallotRSVP

Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center

Yellow poster with various descriptions of each event and the political candidates who will be in attendnace

Beyond the Ballot: Why Civic Engagement Matters at Middlebury College

Please join us for a non-partisan discussion with Liam Madden and Professor Matthew Dickinson. 


This is a non-partisan event to promote democratic engagement among Middlebury College students. Middlebury College does not support or oppose any political candidate, and all qualified candidates for the positions represented by the candidates present were invited to this event, regardless of party affiliation.

Registration required: go/BeyondtheBallotRSVP

Dana Auditorium (Sunderland Language Center)