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.
Join facilitators from BreakAway for this professional development workshop. At a time when immersion trips and experiential learning are on the rise, it’s important that we think critically about the short- and long-term effects of our work. Students often talk about the life-changing experiences they have through these programs, but how often do they result in long-lasting transformation? Break Away recently redefined our concept of Reorientation as reorganizing into small groups.
Please join us for the Privilege & Poverty Academic Cluster Atwater Dinner! This dinner is open to interested students, faculty, and staff who want to learn more about the Privilege & Poverty Academic Cluster and spend an evening in conversation with other members of the Middlebury Community delving into issues of inequality locally and globally. If you’re a student interested in pursuing courses in the Academic Cluster and a Privilege & Poverty summer internship, please join us for this event!
Please join us for the Privilege and Poverty Academic Cluster Awater Dinner! This dinner is open to interested students and faculty and staff who want to learn more about the Privilege and Poverty Academic Cluster and spend an evening in conversation with other members of the Middlebury Community delving into issues of inequality locally and globally. If you’re a student interested in pursuing courses in the Academic Cluster and a national or local Privilege and Poverty summer internship, please join us for this event!
Join CE, CCI and the Education Studies Department for a discussion presented by Meg Porcella, School Effectiveness Coordinator at the Vermont Agency of Education.
Lunch will be provided for the first 25 people! Please RSVP to ebacon@middlebury.edu.
Become a General Volunteer or a Medical Interpreter for the Open Door Clinic! The Open Door serves as a free medical clinic serving uninsured and underinsured low income individuals in Addison County and provides essential medical care to individuals of many backgrounds. General volunteers for the Open Door Clinic will help with tasks such as intake at their Clinic Nights. Medical Interpreter Volunteers are needed to facilitate communication for the approximately 30% of patients who are Limited English Proficiency (LEP) patients. Interested?
