Center for Teaching, Learning and Research

Thinking about applying for a 2027 research grant? Join CT Collaborative staff for more information about the process, and ways to align your project with CT strategic foci and learning goals.

Tuesday, September 29, 3:30-4:30pm ET / 12:30-1:30pm PT via Zoom.

Register here by Monday, September 28. A Zoom link will be emailed on September 28 to all who register.

Have questions about the MiddApply senior work application, how to work with the IRB for human subjects research, or build a budget? Lisa Gates (Fellowships/Undergraduate Research) and Amanda Richardson (IRB) will answer your questions! The next senior work funding deadline for applications more than $350 is Thursday, 10/1.

Two sessions available:
Tuesday, 9/22 @ Noon-1 pm in MBH 209 (Q-Center)
Wednesday, 9/23 @ Noon-1 pm in LIB 225 (CTLR)

Have questions about the MiddApply senior work application, how to work with the IRB for human subjects research, or build a budget? Lisa Gates (Fellowships/Undergraduate Research) and Amanda Richardson (IRB) will answer your questions! The next senior work funding deadline for applications more than $350 is Thursday, 10/1.

Two sessions available:
Tuesday, 9/22 @ Noon-1 pm in MBH 209 (Q-Center)
Wednesday, 9/23 @ Noon-1 pm in LIB 225 (CTLR)

Academic Coaching walk-in sessions for semester planning will be Friday, 9/18 and Thursday, 9/24 from 1-4 pm in the CTLR (LIB 225). Build a schedule that works for you to balance work, play, exercise, and commitments. Bring your syllabi and questions, talk with staff, leave with a plan. Snacks! go/coaching/

Academic Coaching walk-in sessions for semester planning will be Friday, 9/18 and Thursday, 9/24 from 1-4 pm in the CTLR (LIB 225). Build a schedule that works for you to balance work, play, exercise, and commitments. Bring your syllabi and questions, talk with staff, leave with a plan. Snacks! go/coaching/

George Thompson has supported many Middlebury faculty as Publisher in Residence, helping navigate and succeed in the book publication process at academic presses. In this talk, he will provide the latest intel and insights about the state of the publishing world for academic faculty.  Participants can join in person or online, with opportunities to schedule additional 1:1 advising sessions this academic year. 

Learn about these fellowships that support graduate study in multiple countries. UK fellowships include Rhodes, Marshall, Churchill, Keasbey and Gates-Cambridge. Fellowships support graduate study and/or  postgraduate research and independent projects in various fields. The session led by Dean Lisa Gates will provide an overview of the fellowships and nomination process. This is a great session for Febs and students heading abroad soon or just thinking ahead! Many are open to all citizenships; some require US citizenship.

Learn about fellowships with late fall and winter deadlines: Beinecke, CLS, David Weill, Goldwater, St. Andrews, Truman, and Udall. These include awards for graduate study, summer study, and undergraduate study in various fields. The session led by Dean Lisa Gates will provide a quick overview of the fellowships and nomination process. There are opportunities for all class years. US citizenship or US national status is required for these fellowship opportunities.

Join this information session led by Dean Lisa Gates on finding undergraduate research opportunities on and off campus. Opportunities available in multiple disciplines. Programs discussed include Amgen, Middlebury Summer Research Assistants, REUs, SURF and application processes. Find more information at http://go.middlebury.edu/uro.

Registration is appreciated. 

Please join Professor Greg Pask for games and snacks. All summer students are welcome.