Dana Auditorium (Sunderland Language Center)

Register for a free ticket (or tickets for you and 4 friends) for the Noman’s Land Film Festival.  Students who are studying on-campus will be invited to come and watch the feature films starting at 7pm on Thursday 3/4, Friday 3/5 and Saturday 3/6 in person, if the public health landscape allows.  Please check the campus status page at the time of the event to see if in-person programming is happening.    

Register for a free ticket (or tickets for you and 4 friends) for the Noman’s Land Film Festival.  Students who are studying on-campus will be invited to come and watch the feature films starting at 7pm on Thursday 3/4, Friday 3/5 and Saturday 3/6 in person, if the public health landscape allows.  Please check the campus status page at the time of the event to see if in-person programming is happening.    

Join us for the screening of Mountain Film in Dana Auditorium Friday 11/13 to 4 pm! See cool adventures from all around the world. 

Come listen to the story of abolitionist Francis Bok, who was enslaved in South Sudan for ten years from age 7 to 17, when he escaped. For more information on him, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Bok.

Join MiddFly and the Middlebury Mountaineer for the 2019 Fly Fishing Film Tour. The Fly Fishing Film Tour is a chance for fishermen from all over the area to come together and watch some captivating, beautiful and exhilarating films from all over the world while also raising money for local conservation efforts. Tickets are available at the Middlebury Mountaineer.!

A documentary film about the Latinx immigrant workforce in American mountain towns with filmmaker Hilary Byrne. A 37-minute film screening followed by panel discussion on
immigration and diversity in the outdoors community.

Panelists: • Anahi Naranjo ‘17, Latinos Outdoors • Jocelyn Tenorio ’19, Juntos
• Doug Connelly, Dean of Students and Dir. Outdoor Programs
• Leigh Cole, Immigration Attorney, Dinse P.C. • Hilary Byrne, Filmmaker
Moderator: Cheryl Mitchell, Treleven, Inc.

Actor, writer, and comedian Brittany Ashley wrote the hit Buzzfeed web series “You Do You,” and is the writer and creator of the podcast Don’t Tell the Babysitter Mom’s Dead. Each episode, she interviews a new guest on their personal experience with losing a parent while also examining a pop culture touchstone that helped them cope with their loss. For this event, Brittany will talk about her own experience with losing her mother when she was six, while presenting TV & film moments that helped her grief process. A Q & A with the internet star will follow.

This event will be a panel consisting of Darlene Pawlik, a survivor of sex trafficking; Princy Prasad from Nomi Network; and Middlebury Professor Sarah Stroup, to offer an interdisciplinary lens on the issue of human trafficking- what it is, why it occurs, and how we can stop it. After a discussion among the panelists, there will be an opportunity for questions from the audience.

Your favorite Sexperts are back!  Send your anonymous sex and relationship questions to go/sexunderthestars and tune in to hear sex educators, clinicians, and peers answer everything from the awkward to the technical (and sometimes both!).  Our panelists this year are:

Alison Farr, Senior Nurse Practitioner, Middlebury College

Emily Wagner, Violence Prevention and Advocacy Specialist, Middlebury College

Oronde Cruger, Program Manager, Speak About It

Professor Henry DePhillips, Vernon K. Krieble Professor of Chemistry Emeritus, Trinity College, will give a lecture on “How and Why Science is Important to Art” in Sunderland Dana Auditorium to the CHEM 0101: World of Chemistry class taught by Professor Sunhee Choi, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Guests are welcome.