Student Engagement Office

A required event for all student organization leaders (Presidents and Treasurers). Come meet your coordinators, liaisons, and the faculty of the Student Activities and learn about important information regarding your organization.

A required event for all student organization leaders (Presidents and Treasurers). Come meet your coordinators, liaisons, and the faculty of the Student Activities and learn about important information regarding your organization.

Did you just come back to Midd from Europe or Asia or South America? Or are you excitedly planning to study abroad in the future? Did you take a lot of trips overseas as a family growing up? Come to this workshop to review specific resources like The Big Guide to Working and Living Overseas, and learn more about how to target and focus this energy into constructive ways. We’ll talk about marketing yourself on your resume, understanding what employers are looking for, and maintaining your language and cultural skills locally so you can take advantage of that next opportunity.

This class is for students who have already taken the beginner’s class or the equivalent. We’ll be exploring the guitar beyond the first position, and de-mystifying the fingerboard through songs and repertoire. Topics covered (but not limited to) will include: Music theory, proper finger-style and flat-picking technique and rhythm and back-up guitar as well as lead-style soloing. We’ll be learning how to apply scales and modes to chord/melody arrangements, and altered and open tunings.

This class is for students who have already taken the beginner’s class or the equivalent. We’ll be exploring the guitar beyond the first position, and de-mystifying the fingerboard through songs and repertoire. Topics covered (but not limited to) will include: Music theory, proper finger-style and flat-picking technique and rhythm and back-up guitar as well as lead-style soloing. We’ll be learning how to apply scales and modes to chord/melody arrangements, and altered and open tunings.

This class is for students who have already taken the beginner’s class or the equivalent. We’ll be exploring the guitar beyond the first position, and de-mystifying the fingerboard through songs and repertoire. Topics covered (but not limited to) will include: Music theory, proper finger-style and flat-picking technique and rhythm and back-up guitar as well as lead-style soloing. We’ll be learning how to apply scales and modes to chord/melody arrangements, and altered and open tunings.

This class is for students who have already taken the beginner’s class or the equivalent. We’ll be exploring the guitar beyond the first position, and de-mystifying the fingerboard through songs and repertoire. Topics covered (but not limited to) will include: Music theory, proper finger-style and flat-picking technique and rhythm and back-up guitar as well as lead-style soloing. We’ll be learning how to apply scales and modes to chord/melody arrangements, and altered and open tunings.

This class is for students who have already taken the beginner’s class or the equivalent. We’ll be exploring the guitar beyond the first position, and de-mystifying the fingerboard through songs and repertoire. Topics covered (but not limited to) will include: Music theory, proper finger-style and flat-picking technique and rhythm and back-up guitar as well as lead-style soloing. We’ll be learning how to apply scales and modes to chord/melody arrangements, and altered and open tunings.

This class is for students who have already taken the beginner’s class or the equivalent. We’ll be exploring the guitar beyond the first position, and de-mystifying the fingerboard through songs and repertoire. Topics covered (but not limited to) will include: Music theory, proper finger-style and flat-picking technique and rhythm and back-up guitar as well as lead-style soloing. We’ll be learning how to apply scales and modes to chord/melody arrangements, and altered and open tunings.

This class is for students who have already taken the beginner’s class or the equivalent. We’ll be exploring the guitar beyond the first position, and de-mystifying the fingerboard through songs and repertoire. Topics covered (but not limited to) will include: Music theory, proper finger-style and flat-picking technique and rhythm and back-up guitar as well as lead-style soloing. We’ll be learning how to apply scales and modes to chord/melody arrangements, and altered and open tunings.