Center for Creativity, Innovaton and Social Entrepreneurship

On selected Fridays the Social Entrepreneurship Program hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own “story of self”; and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees. On Friday November 11th, we welcome Sebastian Kern, a senior Social Entrepreneurship Fellow, to share with us what matters to him and why.

On selected Fridays in the 2016 spring semesters, the CSE hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own ‘story of self’ and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees. On Friday May 6th, we are honored to have Sarah James ‘16, CSE Fellow share with us what matters to her and why.

On selected Fridays in the 2016 spring semesters, the CSE hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own ‘story of self’ and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees. On Friday April 29th, we are honored to have Linda Schiffer, Cook Commons Coordinator share with us what matters to her and why.

On selected Fridays in the 2016 spring semesters, the CSE hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own ‘story of self’ and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees. On Friday April 22nd, we are honored to have Debanjan Roychoudhury ‘16, CSE Fellow share with us what matters to him and why.

On selected Fridays in the 2016 spring semesters, the CSE hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own ‘story of self’ and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees. On Friday April 8th, we are honored to have Nadia Horning, Associate Professor of Political Science share with us what matters to her and why.

On selected Fridays in the 2016 spring semesters, the CSE hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own ‘story of self’ and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees. On Friday March 18th, we are honored to have Gaby Fuentes ‘16, CSE Fellow share with us “what matters to her and why.”

On selected Fridays in the 2016 spring semesters, the CSE hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own ‘story of self’ and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees. On Friday March 4th, we are honored to have Elizabeth Ready, Director of John Graham Housing and Services share with us “what matters to her and why.”

On selected Fridays the Social Entrepreneurship Program hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own “story of self”; and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees.

On selected Fridays the Social Entrepreneurship Program hosts reflective talks in which speakers will respond to the prompt: “What matters to me, and why.” During these lunchtime talks, students and other members of the Middlebury community will reflect on their own “story of self”; and offer insights about the challenges of effecting social change. Lunch is provided for the first 25 attendees.

The Social Entrepreneurship Program invites everyone to the first in this year’s Reflection Fridays Speaker Series. Senior Social Entrepreneurship Fellow, Grecia de la O Abarca, will answer the question, “What matters to me, and why?” during an hour long conversation. Lunch from Grapevine Grill will be provided at the beginning of the session.