To Be Announced

Let’s have a Fall adventure this Friday with a scavenger hunt around campus!  Meet at Italian House Lawn

Hi Lily, Your event has been reviewed by the COVID Event Review Team, and approved, provided you get the proper fundraising forms completed through the Student Activities Office.

In the summer of 2020, ethnomusicology professor Damascus Kafumbe will be teaching a month-long course in Mpigi District, Uganda, offering various opportunities to learn from musicians, dancers, actors, and instrument makers in Mpambire Village. Come to the info session to hear from Professor Kafumbe and learn more about the course!

LOCATION: SUNDERLAND 233

The New England Review presents an evening of new writing with poets Sara London and Sarah Wolfson, essayist Emily Arnason Casey, and fiction writer Rahat Huda, at the Vermont Book Shop.

This four-week workshop series provides a space for students to be curious about their relationship with food and their body. This group offers an opportunity for students to try out mindfulness practice principles in real time. These principles include being in the present moment, taking time to reconnect, and building self-awareness. All of these mindful eating practices will be discussed in the context of being a college student. All are welcome.

Facilitators:

This four-week workshop series provides a space for students to be curious about their relationship with food and their body. This group offers an opportunity for students to try out mindfulness practice principles in real time. These principles include being in the present moment, taking time to reconnect, and building self-awareness. All of these mindful eating practices will be discussed in the context of being a college student. All are welcome.

Facilitators:

This four-week workshop series provides a space for students to be curious about their relationship with food and their body. This group offers an opportunity for students to try out mindfulness practice principles in real time. These principles include being in the present moment, taking time to reconnect, and building self-awareness. All of these mindful eating practices will be discussed in the context of being a college student. All are welcome.

Facilitators:

This four-week workshop series provides a space for students to be curious about their relationship with food and their body. This group offers an opportunity for students to try out mindfulness practice principles in real time. These principles include being in the present moment, taking time to reconnect, and building self-awareness. All of these mindful eating practices will be discussed in the context of being a college student. All are welcome.

Facilitators:

GSB Gathering Hall
For more information, contact Sasha Miyamoto smiyamoto@middlebury.edu 

In the GSB Gathering Hall.
For more information, contact Sasha Miyamoto smiyamoto@middlebury.edu