Madeleine Thien Reads Yoko Ogawa
Work by Yoko Ogawa was translated from Japanese by Stephen Snyder (Dean of Language Schools)
In The News
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How UVM Students spent their summers
| by Paige Fisher
Junior Audrey Huston spent the summer completely immersed in French language at the Middlebury Language Schools.
President Kenneth Adams Gives Keynote and Receives Honorary Degree at 2022 Commencement for Middlebury Language Schools
LaGuardia Community College (LAGCC) President Kenneth Adams gave the keynote address and received an honorary Doctor of Education degree at the 2022 Commencement for Middlebury Language Schools on August 19.
Middlebury Language Schools to Operate in Person
| by Molly Baker
All Language Schools will be back in person after a fully remote summer in 2020 and partially remote summer in 2021.
Gassman is in the first graduating class of the Master’s in Japanese Language and Culture
| by Lauren Gassman
Lauren Gassman is set to graduate on August 19, 2022 from the Middlebury Language School’s Master’s in Japanese Language and Culture.
When it comes to polyglots, the U.S. is behind and a global oddity
| by Kyrie O’Connor
Steve Snyder, Dean of Language Schools, was featured in the Houston Chronicle on April 29, 2022.
CCNY’s Angelina Coronado and Rachel Ferretti win State Dept. language scholarships
| by Jay Mwamba
Angelina Coronado attend the 7-week School of Spanish at the Middlebury Language Schools in Summer 2021.
Middlebury Receives $25 Million Grant to Support Faculty, Staff, and Students in Far-Reaching Conflict Transformation Initiative
| by Sarah Ray
All of Middlebury’s entities—including the Language Schools—will be involved in coursework and programming.
Longtime Director of the German School, Dr. Jochen H. Richter, Remembered
Dr. Jochen H. Richter, faculty member emeritus and longtime director of the German Language School, died on February 10, 2022, in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, surrounded by his loving family.
Seeking the universal in the specific
| by Jonathan Riggs
Doctoral student Rebecca Glasberg blazes new trails in the study of North African postcolonial French-language literature