Middlebury Chapel

A multi-faith service of prayer, readings, and song honoring the vision and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement. All are welcome.

Environmental Studies at 50: What’s Next? This Keynote Conversation will be moderated by Bill McKibben, Schumann Distinguished Scholar, with special guests William Cronon (Frederick Jackson Turner and Vilas Research Professor of History, Geography, and Env Studies, University of Wisconsin - Madison), Rachel Morello-Frosch (Professor of Environmental Health Science, University of California – Berkeley), and Gernot Wagner (Lead Senior Economist, Environmental Defense Fund, Adjunct Associate Professor of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University,Research Associate, Harvard Ken

Green Jobs Not Jails: Criminal Justice Ecology Don’t miss this Keynote Address by dynamic speaker Van Jones, President & Founder of Dream Corps and CNN Political Correspondent, as he explains how to shrink the prison system and grow the green economy. Welcoming remarks by President Laurie Patton. For more information & a complete schedule of 50th celebration events: go.middlebury.edu/enviro50 Sponsored by Program in Environmental Studies, Franklin Environmental Center at Hillcrest, Department of Political Science, Department of Sociology/Anthropology.

The Dissipated Eight will be performing their Spring Jambo and celebrating their 4 graduating seniors! Join us for songs ranging from old barbershop to contemporary.

Charles MacCormack ’63, former Executive Resident at Middlebury College, will kick off the CSE’s fifth annual symposium, “On Leading a Life of Meaning and Purpose.” Please visit mcse.middlebury.edu/event for a full schedule of events. Dr Charlie MacCormack is currently an Advanced Leadership Fellow at Harvard University. He served as Executive-in-Residence at Middlebury College from 2012 through 2015, is the Senior Fellow for Private Development Assistance at InterAction and works with other international think tanks.

In response to recent local and national events, the Middlebury Area Clergy Association will facilitate a gathering to express love and hope for our community.

This annual concert in celebration of the Thanksgiving season is performed by Middlebury students, staff, and faculty, and singers from towns and villages throughout the area. Sponsored by the Department of Music.