The Center for Community Engagement COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Center for Community Engagement Sophomore Open House

Visit the Center for Community Engagement during the Sophomore Open House! Come check out our new location in at 26 Blinn Lane, chat with CCE staff, learn about resources and ways to make a positive impact in communities here in Vermont and beyond. Can’t make it? Contact communityengagement@middlebury.edu to request a meeting with a CCE staff member or learn about additional ways to get involved.

26 Blinn Lane, CCE

Closed to the Public

The Philosophy of Oral History

This conversation will explore oral history and its role in producing empathy and compassion in its audience. The structure will allow Professor Lorraine Besser of the Philosophy department and Professor Don Wyatt of the History department to discuss these issues as they see fit and in accordance with the flow of the conversation. Possible topics will include Martha Nussbaum’s writing on emotional refinement, the limitations and danger of sentimental education, and the methods by which oral histories may best be leveraged to produce social good.

Virtual Middlebury

Open to the Public

Center for Community Engagement's Patrick J. Durkin, Class of 1979, Public Service Leadership Awards

The Patrick J. Durkin, Class of 1979, Public Service Leadership Awards honor students’ service and leadership in public and community affairs. The Center for Community Engagement will celebrate the 28th Annual Public Service Leadership Awards on April 28, 2021 from 7:00-8:30 p.m.. At the remote award ceremony, we will honor awardees and they will be able to make a donation to the non-profit of their choice. Register to attend the event at go.middlebury.edu/psla

Virtual Middlebury

Open to the Public

AmeriCorps Panel

Interested in joining a large network of service programs meeting community needs in education, the environment, and public health and safety all over the country? Join the Center for Community Engagement to learn about AmeriCorps. This panel will host recent Middlebury graduates to share what AmeriCorps is, the kinds of service programs you can serve in, and how AmeriCorps can help you gain experience. Come hear from current AmeriCorps members who are serving at various sites across Vermont about their experience!

Virtual Middlebury

Closed to the Public

Liberal Arts and the Public Good: Public Scholarship at Middlebury: Community Connections within the Academic Curriculum

Through immersive learning within and outside of the classroom, Middlebury students and faculty work to contribute to local and global communities. This event series will feature stories from and conversations with Middlebury College undergraduates and faculty members who have unique perspectives on engaging in community during the pandemic.

Virtual Middlebury

Open to the Public

Liberal Arts and the Public Good: Student Perspectives On Building Community Across Distance

Through immersive learning within and outside of the classroom, Middlebury students and faculty work to contribute to local and global communities. This event series will feature stories from and conversations with Middlebury College undergraduates and faculty members who have unique perspectives on engaging in community during the pandemic.

Virtual Middlebury

Open to the Public