Axinn Center 229

SIM’s Spring 2019 Auditions! We are looking for male singers of all vocal parts to join our group. Come on by with a verse and chorus of a song to sing for us! A sign up sheet will be posted on the first day of class. We can’t wait to meet you!

Learn more about opportunities for careers, internships, exchange programs and fellowships available to students and recent graduates at the State Department. Jon Danilowicz the U.S. Department of State Diplomat in Residence for New England will focus on opportunities for Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic and Mandarin speakers to serve as Consular Fellows. Additional information can be found at http://careers.state.gov.

To gather all current and future leaders of student dance organizations, including both those that are established and those in the process of establishing themselves, on campus in the same room to discuss important topics regarding extracurricular dance at Middlebury College.

Speaker: Hilary Hoynes, U. C. Berkeley (P’ 19)

Title: Social safety Net Investments in Children

Join Cindy Pierce, a sex-educator and sex-positive storyteller, for a workshop exploring the impact of social media on the hookup culture at Middlebury and beyond.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

fall student organization training required for student community service organization leaders

This lecture examines the formation of American secularism through the art of cartoonist Watson Heston. Looking at Heston’s iconic images provides an opportunity to assess the contours of both secularism and secular studies.

Is secularism the separation of church and state? Is secularism the absence of religion? What does it mean to be secular? Professor Joseph Blankholm will answer these and other questions as he explains the many meanings of secularism and why they matter for anyone trying to understand the future of American religion—and nonreligion.