Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

The Education & Outreach Committee — a subset of students, faculty, and staff on the Environmental Council — will host four informational sessions about how you can put Middlebury’s, “Leave a Small Footprint” efforts to work in your personal life. The first session will share strategies about electricity conservation, the second will discuss food issues, the third will address reducing waste, and the fourth will focus on how to live green in life post-Middlebury. At each session there will be an expert from on or off campus giving insight to the topics.

The Education & Outreach Committee — a subset of students, faculty, and staff on the Environmental Council — will host four informational sessions about how you can put Middlebury’s, “Leave a Small Footprint” efforts to work in your personal life. The first session will share strategies about electricity conservation, the second will discuss food issues, the third will address reducing waste, and the fourth will focus on how to live green in life post-Middlebury. At each session there will be an expert from on or off campus giving insight to the topics.

The Education & Outreach Committee — a subset of students, faculty, and staff on the Environmental Council — will host four informational sessions about how you can put Middlebury’s, “Leave a Small Footprint” efforts to work in your personal life. The first session will share strategies about electricity conservation, the second will discuss food issues, the third will address reducing waste, and the fourth will focus on how to live green in life post-Middlebury. At each session there will be an expert from on or off campus giving insight to the topics.

Education in Action (EIA) four-part workshop series. The first meeting will be a general overview of Middlebury resources for funding and opportunities, how to access them and apply. Geared toward First-years and Sophomores. The second meeting (1/17) will cover best practices for applying, who on campus is available to help, and your specific questions. The third meeting (1/24)will be an overview of postgraduate and fellowship opportunities geared toward Juniors and Seniors.

Education in Action (EIA) four-part workshop series. The first meeting will be a general overview of Middlebury resources for funding and opportunities, how to access them and apply. Geared toward First-years and Sophomores. The second meeting (1/17) will cover best practices for applying, who on campus is available to help, and your specific questions. The third meeting (1/24)will be an overview of postgraduate and fellowship opportunities geared toward Juniors and Seniors.

Education in Action (EIA) four-part workshop series. The first meeting will be a general overview of Middlebury resources for funding and opportunities, how to access them and apply. Geared toward First-years and Sophomores. The second meeting (1/17) will cover best practices for applying, who on campus is available to help, and your specific questions. The third meeting (1/24)will be an overview of postgraduate and fellowship opportunities geared toward Juniors and Seniors.

Education in Action (EIA) four-part workshop series. The first meeting will be a general overview of Middlebury resources for funding and opportunities, how to access them and apply. Geared toward First-years and Sophomores. The second meeting (1/17) will cover best practices for applying, who on campus is available to help, and your specific questions. The third meeting (1/24)will be an overview of postgraduate and fellowship opportunities geared toward Juniors and Seniors.

The Center for Education in Action (EIA) is excited to announce the doubling of funds to support unpaid summer internships, self-designed projects, and service experiences, local, national, and international. Internships are a great way to explore a career interest, connect to academic work, or pursue a deep personal interest. Come to this session to learn about the newly revised application process, more flexible deadlines (now 3, not just 1) and also hear from students who benefited from funds last year.

World Camp, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering children and communities around the world through education. The organization carries out its mission through a strong base of motivated interns who commit five weeks to travel and teach in rural primary schools about issues such as HIV/AIDS, environmental conservation, and gender equality. In 2001 World Camp, Inc. began working in Malawi, Africa and has since expanded its outreach to Tela, Honduras and Ahmedabad, India. Since World Camp’s founding, over 300 volunteers have educated nearly 40,000 students on 3 continents.

We have found that our most rewarding travel experiences come from being active members of a community rather than passive tourists. For this reason, Walking Tree specializes in programs that integrate travelers into communities around the world where they will work to complete meaningful community service while living with local families. Our programs are designed for a proactive, select group of travelers who are not looking for the typical tourist trip, but rather an opportunity to interact with another culture while forming relationships that can continue long after they return home.