Axinn Center 220

Middlebury Women on Wall Street (Midd WOW) is a student club dedicated to preparing Middlebury female-identifying students for a successful career in finance. Please join us if you are interested in pursuing a career in business or finance, or if you are interested in building a female network at Middlebury!

Middlebury Women on Wall Street (Midd WOW) is a student club dedicated to preparing Middlebury female-identifying students for a successful career in finance. Please join us if you are interested in pursuing a career in business or finance, or if you are interested in building a female network at Middlebury!

How do 22-year-old analysts end up sitting across from CEOs of billion dollar corporations, confidently advising them on dynamic, technologically-sophisticated markets? Under the guidance of experts, these analysts investigate complex markets where just figuring out what the customer actually wants can be as challenging as closing a sale and even changes in diplomatic relations can create and limit opportunities for business.

The goal for this workshop is to engage in a discussion about the goals of this contested concept called a liberal arts education and what relevance such an education might have to informing the focus question, “What is the good life and how do we live it together?” We begin with a foundational work in the ‘Western’ tradition that is particularly relevant to liberal arts colleges in the USA and then to modern texts that illuminate unexamined assumptions about teaching and learning at Middlebury.

Interest meeting for potential candidates for first-year senators, Atwater senator, and Feb senator.

If you are a feb of any year or a student in Wonnacott Commons of any year and you are interested in running for SGA, attend this meeting!

Is education your passion? Are you interested in learning about the wide variety of career opportunities in education ranging from classroom teaching to higher education administration to educational non-profits or policy work? We’ll talk about these topics and more to get you started in your planning process. Learn about what other alums are doing, how to find opportunities, educational recruiters and organizations coming to campus, deadlines to pay attention to, and CCI resources just for you. (Sponsored by the Center for Careers & Internships)

Come learn about spiritual life and the diversity of religious attitudes and practices on campus in the 21st century.