The Center for Community Engagement

Stop by the library to register to vote!

Stop by the library to register to vote!

Apply to be a Shepherd Intern! Available summer internships, around the country or here in Addison County, in healthcare, law, financial literacy, food insecurity, youth outreach, immigration, environmental justice and more. Come to the very helpful info session! Application Deadline using MOJO: January 20, 2016. For more details check out go/privilegeandpoverty. Specific questions, contact Tiffany Sargent, tiffanys@middlebury.edu, or Elle Bacon, ebacon@middlebury.edu.

Apply to be a Shepherd Intern! Available summer internships, around the country in healthcare, law, financial literacy, food insecurity, youth outreach, immigration, environmental justice and more. Come to the informational session on December 2nd @ 4:30 in the Community Engagement Conference Room (118 S. Main St.). For more details check out go/privilegeandpoverty. Specific questions, contact Tiffany Sargent, tiffanys@middlebury.edu, or Elle Bacon, ebacon@middlebury.edu.

The Privilege & Poverty Academic Cluster, its Student Advisory Board and Faculty members are coming together for a student-faculty lunch discussion. Students and faculty alike will participate in informal discussion of poverty and its many complexities, including but not limited to economic disparities in the U.S.

The fall training for all Service Cluster Board student organization leaders. Questions? Contact scboard@middlebury.edu.

Service Cluster Board student organization leaders will gather for their fall leader training. Questions? Contact scboard@middlebury.edu.

A screening of the thesis play Celia Watson ‘17 performed in the fall. The play is titled “Old Enough to Know Better, Young Enough to Do It Again”. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the creator and staff members of Project Independence. Short videos of Project Independence participants appearing on Middlebury Community Television will play after the Q&A.

Screening and panel discussion of the documentary Resilience, which explores the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), experiences of extreme stress or trauma that have been linked to lasting negative effects on a child’s development and serious health risks later in life. The film offers hope that awareness of ACEs can lead to a greater investment in screening, prevention, and treatment. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with Donna Bailey, Co-Director of the Parent Child Center, Dr.