Middlebury College

Come have lunch and hear newer faculty discuss the graduate school experience. Panelists currently include Becky Tang (MATH), Emily Putnam (BIOL), Cole Dovey (CHEM). The session will be moderated by Lisa Gates (CTLR). Please click here for more information.

Please join the Center for Teaching, Learning and Research and Undergraduate, and Undergraduate Research, in a symposium of student research done over the course of summer 2023. Refreshments will be served.

An informational meeting for students who are curious about the Classics Department’s Intensive Beginning Greek GREK 0101
Course instructors and current students of both Greek and Latin will describe the agony and the ecstasy of learning an ancient language in Winter Term and the lifelong profits that accrue to those who learn to read Ancient Greek.
We will have goodie bags for you to take with you.

To mark Founder’s Day, the original Middlebury College Charter signed by the Governor of Vermont on November 1st, 1800 will be on view in Special Collections in the Davis Library. Stop by and see it and other documents from the College Archives that date from the time of our founding.

Andrew Brischler is an artist who lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. He creates bold, energetic works on paper and panel using colored pencil, marker, and graphite that challenge our ideas of graphic design and fine art abstraction. Brischler’s source material is culled from a wide swath of cultural references including book covers, vintage film posters, ephemera from long-out-of-print queer publications, and digital imagery in the age of social media. He sees his entire practice as a continuous record of his own neuroses.

Future of the Past series lecture “HIV Is a Mirror: How a Virus Helps Us See Ourselves More Clearly” by Timothy P. Lahey, Director of Clinical Ethics, Infectious Disease Physician, and Professor, Larner College of Medicine, University of Vermont.

Please join Professor Beryl Levinger for a discussion of programs at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey (MIIS). She will be on hand to discuss MIIS programs, the curriculum of the Development Practice and Policy (DPP) program, as well as the opportunities available to undergraduates via the Design, Partnering and Social Innovation program (DPMI), which provides students with training, project driven pedagogy, and a unique professional certificate. Former student participants of DPMI will be on hand to discuss their perspective on the student experience.