The Center for Community Engagement

The Center for Community Engagement is pleased to host the 25th annual Public Service Leadership Awards. This dinner celebration is by invitation only.

Questions, contact Ashley Laux, alaux@middlebury.edu

Information session about the Privilege & Poverty internship experience and application.

Interested in developing a deeper understanding of economic inequality in our local community?

Interested in gaining meaningful work experience at organizations such as HOPE, Charter House Coalition, John Graham Shelter, Mary Johnson Children’s Center, and WomenSafe?

Drop by the CCE to learn about these funded internship opportunities!

For more information, check out go/addisoncountyintern.

The CCE sponsors funded summer internships in our local community! Privilege & Poverty Addison County internships are full-time, 10-week opportunities to aid local organizations in addressing issues of poverty in Addison County. This is a great way for students to collaborate with community partners and gain a deeper understanding of our community. For more information, check out go/addisoncountyintern.

Interested in community healthcare? Are you bilingual in Spanish and English? The Open Door Clinic provides medical care for individuals and families who are under-insured or without insurance. They seek volunteers to help with Spanish/English medical interpretation and as EMTs. Contact Christiane Kokubo at ckokubo@opendoormidd.org to receive a volunteer application and more information about the mandatory training.

Interested in community healthcare? Are you bilingual in Spanish and English? The Open Door Clinic provides medical care for individuals and families who are under-insured or without insurance. They seek volunteers to help with Spanish/English medical interpretation. Contact Josh Lanney, jlanney@opendoormidd.org, to receive a volunteer application and more information about the training.

Please stop by the library to register to vote or request an absentee ballot! MiddVote’s student volunteers will be there to help you with the process.

Please join MiddVote student organizers on Monday, February 26 at 8pm to learn how you can become part of a campus-wide initiative to get more students registered to vote and ready for Election Day. The midterm elections are right around the corner and we are looking for driven student volunteers who are ready to help run voter registration drives throughout the spring and fall.

Need to register to vote or request an absentee ballot? MiddVote volunteers will be in the lobby of the Davis Family Library on Wednesday ready to help! Stop by to get your forms, envelopes, and stamps.

Join us to talk about future plans for MiddVote, a nonpartisan student initiative that aims to increase civic engagement on campus. We are looking for students who are excited to be part of the effort to create a new voter registration system on campus. We look forward to seeing you there!