Center for Teaching, Learning and Research

Info 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.

Please click here for more information about Undergraduate Research.

Registration is appreciated but not required. A reminder email will be sent two hours prior to the event.

Learn about fellowships with late fall/winter deadlines: Beinecke, David Weill, Goldwater, Hollings, PPIA, Rangel Summer Program, St. Andrews, Truman, Udall and more. 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.

Please click here for more information and a list of fellowships.

CTLR Pedagogy Series—Tech for the Teaching Toolkit
resenters: Ryan Clement and Wendy Shook, Research Librarians

Let Middlebury librarians Ryan Clement and Wendy Shook help you on the next stage of your journey as a power researcher. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to save, organize, and cite sources using Zotero.

Presentation by guest speaker, Anne Trubek

We invite you to the 28th annual overnight retreat, sponsored by the Center for Teaching, Learning & Research and the Writing Program, to be held at the Mountain Top Inn and Resort in Chittenden, about 45 minutes south of Middlebury (http://mountaintopinn.com). We will begin with lunch on Wednesday, August 26 and end in the afternoon on Thursday, August 27. This year’s retreat will continue the tradition of bringing together new and experienced faculty in an informal setting.

We invite you to the 28th annual overnight retreat, sponsored by the Center for Teaching, Learning & Research and the Writing Program, to be held at the Mountain Top Inn and Resort in Chittenden, about 45 minutes south of Middlebury (http://mountaintopinn.com). We will begin with lunch on Wednesday, August 26 and end in the afternoon on Thursday, August 27. This year’s retreat will continue the tradition of bringing together new and experienced faculty in an informal setting.

The Writing Center at Middlebury College will join 75 other colleges and universities in sponsoring a Write-In. Supported by CTLR, the Writing Program and the Library, the Write-In fosters a writing community by creating a calm time and space in LIB 145 and the Harman Reading Room for students to write together. A Peer Writing Tutor and a Research Librarian will be on hand in LIB 201 to provide support. During the Write-In, students may work on academic papers, do personal writing, or brainstorm writing for fellowships, internships, and summer jobs. We’ll provide snacks and prizes.

The Writing Center at Middlebury College will join other colleges and universities from around the globe in sponsoring a Write-In. Supported by the Writing Program and the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Research, the Write-IN fosters a writing community by setting aside time and space for students to write together. A Peer Writing Tutor and a Research Librarian will be on hand in LIB 201 to provide support. During the Write-In, students may work on academic papers, do personal writing, or brainstorm writing for fellowships, internships, and jobs. We’ll provide snacks and prizes.