We work with students in a range of ways to help enrich your academic experience at Middlebury.
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Let’s work together.
The CTLR is a robust academic center that serves Middlebury’s faculty and students in a number of ways:
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Offering professional and peer tutoring across the disciplines and supporting student learning broadly conceived.
- Promoting effective teaching pedagogies and technologies, faculty initiatives and research through an intentionally inclusive, enriching academic community.
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Supporting undergraduate research activities, both independent and faculty-mentored, and offering pre-health and national fellowship advising.
Contacting CTLR
The CTLR suite in Davis Library (225) is open Sunday-Friday in the fall. To communicate with the center please see our online information, email ctlr@middlebury.edu or call 802-443-3131.
Aid within the Honor Code
All students at Middlebury work within an Honor Code focused on an individual’s learning. At the CTLR, the Honor Code is central to the partnership of the professionals and trained peer tutors with students. go/connect
Student Resources
Need Extra Help?
Tutoring in specific subjects is available to all students free of charge. Choose individual or guided-study with peer tutors or with professional tutors.
Find a TutorWorking on Writing?
At the Writing Center, students meet with peers and professionals to discuss writing projects—from pre-writing to revision to final drafts.
Explore the Writing CenterWant More Time?
With assistance and tools for using time more effectively, ACE peer tutors work on planning, reading, and studying skills.
Time ManagementFocused on Equity and Inclusion
The CTLR is committed to becoming an anti-racist space for faculty, staff, and students through our services and programming in order to advance the goals of equity and inclusion.
Beyond the Classroom
Support for your research and access to fellowships—across all disciplines—is central to the Middlebury academic experience. Whether you share your work at the Spring Student Symposium or in professional meetings and conferences, or explore a fellowship in your field, we can help you throughout the process.
Summer Research Program
Middlebury had over 190 on-campus and remote summer research assistants working with faculty mentors this year. Many presented their research at the Summer Research Symposium in August. Find out more at go.middlebury.edu/summer.
Upcoming Events
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Maia Sauer '22 on Senior Thesis Funding in Dance Magazine
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Kellogg Fellow Maia Sauer ‘22 was recently quoted in How to Make the Most of Each Phase of Your College Career in Dance Magazine. Talking about professional skills and planning for her senior thesis she said, “I remember being in the thick of it and feeling like, Really? You’re going to make me do a mock budget for my thesis? I felt resistant to it then, but now I realize how helpful that was.” See more info about senior work funding.
Faculty, STEM and Quantitative, Students
New Fall Half-Credit Courses Begin
| by CTLR
The first half-credit courses at Middlebury began this fall semester. The courses vary from religion to an experiential learning capstone. The Middlebury Campus quoted Priscilla Bremser (Math) about the course Mathematical Problem-Solving, “I hope my course gives students with uneven mathematics backgrounds a chance to solidify foundational concepts so that they can succeed in calculus.” Read more of College Tries Out New Half-Credit Course System This Fall.
Faculty, STEM and Quantitative, Undergraduate Research
Clinton Cave (Neuroscience) and the Value of Undergraduate Research
| by CTLR
Clinton Cave (Neuroscience) was recently featured in TheScientist where he talks about the value of undergraduate research. “Middlebury’s undergraduate focus…is a real strength because it gives students early access to sophisticated labs, setting them up to succeed in STEM careers. It’s especially important that he help first-generation students, students of color, and women see a path forward, he says. ‘And it’s very rewarding to be able to pay for the mentorship that I’ve received over the years.’” Read more of Clinton Cave Investigates How Brain Cells Communicate.
Faculty Development
Find out about upcoming events for you and your colleagues.
Explore OpportunitiesSpring Student Symposium
Sign up to present your research this spring—we’ll support you along the way!
Learn About the SymposiumGet to Know Us
Meet the faculty and staff and get a better sense of how we can work together.
Meet the CTLR
Center for Teaching, Learning, and Research
Davis Family Library, Suite 225
Middlebury, VT
05753