Center for Teaching, Learning and Research

Learn about fellowships with late fall/winter deadlines: Beinecke, David Weill, Goldwater, Hollings, PPIA, Rangel Summer Program, St. Andrews, Truman, Udall and more. These include awards for graduate study, summer study, and undergraduate study in various fields. The session led by Dean Lisa Gates will provide a quick overview of fellowships and nomination process. The session will be recorded.

Drop-in group advising for Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) applicants with Dean Lisa Gates. Bring your application questions!

Find more Fellowships information at http://go.middlebury.edu/fellowships or register for this event at https://middlebury-ctlr.libcal.com/event/8362986

For the first time since the first few weeks of the spring term in 2020, the dominant modality of teaching is in person. For many faculty, this is the first time teaching students in a physical classroom in many months or with the circumstances different than even the last semester. This is an opportunity—no matter what teaching modality being employed—to gather to share stories and advice to navigate a distinctive world for educators. Please join us for this virtual discussion following the first week of classes.

This year’s Learning Institute featured presenter will be Susan Blum of the University of Notre Dame.
Professor Blum is the author of I Love Learning, I Hate School: An Anthropology of College (2016) and a co-editor of Ungrading: Why Rating Students Undermines Learning (and What to do Instead) (2020).
Keynote Address – “Ungrading and Related Practices for Equity in and Beyond a Pandemic.”

register at https://middlebury-ctlr.libcal.com/event/7813508

First-years and sophomores, join Beinecke Scholarship Director Diane Flynn and Beinecke Scholars Joe Moore, Williams and Sydney To, Bowdoin ‘19 for a conversation about the Beinecke scholarship, how it supports student planning graduate study in the humanities and humanistic social sciences, and how to prepare yourself to be strong candidate! The Beinecke Foundation provides funding to undergraduates who plan to pursue graduate study in humanities or humanistic social science disciplines and have a demonstrated history of financial aid.

Join Assistant American Secretaries Fagan Harris and Beth Pearson and recent Rhodes Scholars to learn more about the Rhodes Scholarship, graduate study at Oxford University and what makes a competitive Rhodes’ applicant today. 

Register here!

Join Fulbrighters Desiree Daring, Williams ‘13 and founder of Fulbright Noir and other grant recipients, including Dave Anderson ‘19.5 (winner of Fulbright research grant to Japan) to learn about their experiences as Fulbrighters and Black Americans studying, researching and teaching in various parts of the world.


Registration here!

First-years and sophomores, join Goldwater President John Mateja and Goldwater Scholars Jea Adams, Amherst ‘21, Jing He, Middlebury ‘16, and Liam Taylor, Bowdoin ‘20 for a conversation about the Goldwater Scholarship, STEM research careers, and how to prepare yourself now to be strong candidate in the future. The Goldwater Foundation provides scholarships to undergraduates who plan to pursue research careers in science, math and engineering. Students can apply for nomination for the scholarship in the fall of their sophomore and junior years.

Join Mike Morse, Director of the Churchill Foundation, and Churchill Scholars, Zoe Dietrich, Bowdoin ‘21, Earth Sciences; Jesse Freeman, Williams ‘15, Mathematics; and Jamie Tucker-Foltz , Amherst ‘19, Computer Science to learn more about earning a master’s degree in STEM fields at Cambridge University with a Churchill Scholarship!

Join in a celebratory day of student presentations. The 2021 Spring Student Symposium will include synchronous and asynchronous presentations of intellectual inquiry and inspiration. More information can be found at go.middlebury.edu/sym.