Axinn Center 229

Middlebury Consulting Group provides free consulting services to local businesses and nonprofits. Our project teams consist of seven to nine students who are interested in complementing their liberal arts education with practical experience. This is our initial 1 hour meeting with interested students.

Morgan Stanley believes capital has the power to create positive change in the world. The biggest and most impactful changes come from people like you. If you come to Morgan Stanley, what will you create? We invite freshmen and sophomore Middlebury students to take a break from the books for a Morgan Stanley Student Ambassador Informal Networking Event. Learn more about the Firm and our summer 2019 opportunities firsthand from your peers who will share their experiences at Morgan Stanley and guide you through the recruiting process.

MAlt participants for the February 2018 trips gather to meet their trip leaders and kick-off their trip preparation. Questions? Contact middalt@middlebury.edu.

The title of this talk refers to a scathing 1951 critique of Chicago that Richard Wright published in Ebony magazine, which was accompanied by photographs taken by Chicagoan Wayne Miller. Olson will discuss the documentary impulse of Wright’s work, including his 1941 photo-essay 12 Million Black Voices, and his luminous introduction to Horace Cayton and St. Clair Drake’s groundbreaking sociological study, Black Metropolis: A Study of Negro Life in a Northern City (1945).

Attend this student workshop with author, activist, and Lama (Buddhist Teacher) Rod Owens is an author, activist, and Lama (Buddhist Teacher). Stevie Wonder once sang, “Love’s in need of love today.” His words couldn’t be more true as we face a global community struggling with war, poverty, illness, climate instability, and the rise of political authorities and governments who do not seem to be grounded in compassion or kindness.

A walking labyrinth is being constructed Sept. 14-16 at the organic garden (now known as The Knoll). Please join friends of The Knoll, the Scott Center, and the Mindfulness Initiative to welcome renowned master labyrinth designer and builder Lars Howlett for an inspiring and insightful artist’s talk reflecting on ten years of experiments and explorations along life’s winding path. Learn the principles for creating sacred space and how intention, design, materials, site, and alignment benefit the labyrinth and those who walk it.