Center for Teaching, Learning and Research

Middlebury’s strategic framework identifies digital fluency and critical engagement as one of our key strategic directions. In this interactive hands-on session, Mike Roy (Dean of the Library) and Amy Collier (Associate Provost for Digital Learning) explore various facets of critical digital fluency, why it matters, and what we might do within and beyond the curriculum to develop our own and our students’ fluencies.

Lunch served. Please RSVP at the URL below.

August 22 & 23, 2017; Mountain Top Inn & Resort, Chittenden, VT

August 22 & 23, 2017; Mountain Top Inn & Resort, Chittenden, VT

Please join us to hear from Rick Jones, director/founder of Jones Architecture (http://www.jonesarch.com/) who will present on his work in the planning and execution of learning space renovations at Dartmouth, MIT, Northeastern and Norwich University. His presentation will reflect on current and future trends in library programming, research spaces and collaborative learning environments. Please RSVP for lunch.

In this MIIS-MIDD Roundtable participants will have the opportunity to collectively explore “intercultural competency” (ICC) as one of the key strategic distinctions identified in Middlebury’s strategic framework.

Presenter: Dr. Lauren Herckis, Carnegie Mellon University
Thursday, January 11th, 11:00-12:15, CTLR, followed by lunch
Register online at http://sites.middlebury.edu/ctlrjan2018/portfolio/test-project/

The Winter Term EMT Program is a credit bearing comprehensive emergency medical internship that is co-sponsored by Middlebury College and Middlebury Regional EMS (MREMS).

The intensive month long program provides students the opportunity to become nationally certified EMT-B’s. EMT skills may be used to provide medical support on the ambulance, at the Open Door Clinic and other College and community events. To learn more about the program and how to apply, please be sure to attend this information session.

All students considering a career in the health professions are encouraged to attend the Pre-Health FY/SO Info Session with Hannah Benz and Mary Lothrop.

If you are thinking about a career in Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Sciences, Nursing, PA, PT or another health profession, come learn how a successful application is much more than good grades. There will be ample time allotted for Q & A.

The Middlebury Community is invited to engage with summer research assistants about what they discovered through poster presentations.

Updating Your Resume: Highlighting Your Research and Other Transferrable Skills (Non-STEM)
Make the most of your summer research experience by learning to leverage your new skills and update your resume with Tim Mosehauer from the Center for Careers and Internships. This session will be held twice: once at noon (non-STEM) and again at 7 pm (STEM). All SRAs are welcome at either session as there will be overlap. Registration is appreciated for the lunch count.

Please register right here.