Middlebury promotes critical engagement, collaboration, and full participation within and across the diverse communities who work, live, and learn together at our institution.

The collective efforts of our various offices, departments, programs and organizations seek to bring together teachers and scholars to explore issues related to identity and culture, to examine the impact of power and privilege, and to celebrate and affirm diverse communities through their heritage, their resistance, and their collective efforts for change.

Celebrating and Affirming Diversity

Main lounge in the Anderson Freeman Center in Carr Hall
Student sits at a desk in the Davis Family Library working on her computer, while another student browses a bookshelf behind her

Student Access and Support Grants

“How can I get funded?” We often hear this from students. Many know that there is money out there to help fund internships, fellowships, conferences, emergencies, and more, but don’t know where to start looking. These Student Access and Support grants are a good place to start. Students with questions about available funding options and how to apply can contact Elaine Orozco Hammond ehammond@middlebury.edu, Director of Equity Initiatives.