Mary Annette Anderson, valedictorian of the Class of 1899, was the first woman of color to graduate from Middlebury.
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COMMUNITY. IDENTITY. CULTURE. SUPPORT. ADVOCACY. BELONGING.
Programs and Services
From advising and mentoring to community-building and celebrating identity, the Anderson Freeman Resource Center provides its students with a variety of offerings to support them in all aspects of academic, social, personal, and communal life.
First Generation Student Support
Starting with First@Midd pre-orientation, the AFC offers continued support to first generation students with programming the brings together first-generation faculty staff and students.
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Martin Henry Freeman, salutatorian of the Class of 1849, was the first African- American president of a U.S. college.
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Covid Updates
The Anderson Freeman Resource Center in Carr Hall is open! Office hours are 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday to Friday, and students have after-hours key card access to the space until 11:00 pm from Sunday to Thursday and until 1:00 am from Friday and Saturday. All students are expected to be masked when in the building, and group eating should not be done in any of the lounge or study spaces.