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Earth Week: Succulent Pot Painting

Sponsored by:
Vice President's Office - MIIS
Brought to you by Student Services and funded by MIIS Student Council, take home your own little piece of the MIIS Garden in a cute pot that you can paint yourself! All succulents will be propagated from the MIIS Garden, and we will provide pots, paints, and tips on how to keep your new plant well.

Our Green Thumb Garden

Closed to the Public

Earth Week: DIY Lavender Bath Bombs

Sponsored by:
Vice President's Office - MIIS
Come make your own DIY Lavender Bath Bomb! In partnership with the MIIS garden and funded by the MIIS Student Council, we will be getting some much-needed fresh air and making some awesome de-stressing supplies that you can take home!

Off Campus MIIS related event

Closed to the Public

Jan Black Farewell Party & Celebration of Life

Sponsored by:
Vice President's Office - MIIS
Join us as we celebrate the amazing life of a beloved professor, mentor, author, and friend.

Space for this event is limited – all guests must RSVP by October 1 at: http://janblack.eventbrite.com.

Flowers of condolence may be sent to the MIIS VP Office at 425 Van Buren to arrive NLT Friday, October 8. In lieu of flowers, donations in Jan’s memory may be made to the Jan Knippers Black Fund for Human Rights at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies:

Pierce Promenade

Open to the Public

Winter Commencement

Sponsored by:
Vice President's Office - MIIS
Winter Commencement Ceremony. Due to current global situation, more information to follow about details for this event in regards to if it will be in-person, virtual, or a hybrid.

Middlebury Institute Campus

Open to the Public

Teach-in on Democracy Series: Non-Profit Systemic Collusion/Collaboration

Sponsored by:
Vice President's Office - MIIS
Inspired by the conversations about where we go from here started at the January Open Discussion on the Capital Riots, Dean of the Institute Jeffrey Dayton-Johnson launched the Teach-in on Democracy series for the spring semester.

The final session, “Non-Profit Systemic Collusion/Collaboration”, will be led and moderated by Professor Kent Glenzer and will include an impressive panel of non-profit organization leaders: 

Virtual MIIS

Closed to the Public