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This interactive workshop with teaching artists from Beyond the Page and Tara Affolter, Faculty Director of Equity, Justice, and Inclusion explores antiracist pedagogy in action.  This professional development event will consider how the framing and activities we engage in with BTP are rooted in inclusive antiracist practice and explore how such practices emerge in our teaching.

Please Register Here.

Please contact Tara Affolter with questions. 

Want to learn more about opportunities with a boutique investment bank? Here is your chance to learn about Moelis’ summer analyst program and meet Middlebury alumni, including Bob Crowley ‘94, a Managing Director and Head of the Boston office at Moelis & Company.

Please register via Handshake.

Join Middlebury alumni representatives at Bank of America to learn about 2024 summer internships. This program is designed for First Years and Sophomores.

Please register via Handshake.

David Napier and his colleagues at the University College London are developing health inclusivity indicators that improve our analysis of the social determinants of health. Some 40 countries are being assessed, 20% of which deny care to stigmatized groups. Judging from research thus far, low-income countries which lack the resources for universal health coverage often do better at the level of community engagement and inclusion than higher-income countries.

Many hope to broaden the climate movement but struggle with how to achieve it.  Currently, discourse around climate policy is primarily amplified by the democratic/progressive movement. Regardless, all political parties will be harmed by climate change. Today, we are concerned with how best to mitigate and stop climate change through the lens of broadening the climate movement.

Speaker: Dr. Adi Livny, Israel Institute Teaching Fellow at Middlebury

Dr. Livny holds a Ph.D. from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and is an historian of Zionism and Israel. She also coordinated the international project “The Historical Archive of the Hebrew University: German-Jewish Knowledge and Cultural Transfer 1918-1948,” an Israeli-German collaboration that involved cataloging and evaluating the archive’s materials from the pre-state era. She is the Israel Institute Teaching Fellow at Middlebury.

Innovative technologies, data-driven insights, and next generation infrastructure are helping federal agencies connect people to the services they need as never before. Jennifer Sample, Data Science Principle Director at Accenture Federal Services, will deliver academically-focused lecture offering vignettes of applications of data science to improving government policies and programs across climate, social and health domains.

Sponsored by midd.data.

Please join us for an information session on the Language Schools!

Learn about admissions, funding and program aspects for summer 2023.

Please join us for a reading from Professor Saldarriaga’s new book Infected Empires: Decolonizing Zombies, which examines a central figure in contemporary apocalyptic film: the zombie. This creature reveals bloody truths about the human condition, the wounds of history, and methods of contending with them. Studying films from a transnational perspective, Infected Empires presents a vision of a global zombie that resists oppressive structures that racialize, marginalize, disable, and dispose of bodies.

The Student Investment Committee convenes every Thursday for the purposes of discussing market and macroeconomic updates and trends, briefing members on portfolio performance, and presenting and voting on stock pitches. Anyone may join. Reach out to sic@middlebury.edu with any questions.