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
CTLR members and services will be both in-person and remote for the Spring Semester. 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.
Student Research Presentations
Thank you to everyone who participated in the the 2022 Spring Student Symposium on Friday, April 22, where hundreds of students presented their academic work.
More student research will be presented in the coming weeks, including Black Studies, Biology, Economics, and Film and Media Culture. Find upcoming presentations.
Upcoming Events
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New Anti-Racism Resources Hub for the Middlebury Community
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Middlebury’s Anti-Racist Task Force announced a new Anti-Racism Resources Hub for the Middlebury community. The site includes educational resources, ways to connect, events, news, and funding information. See the Communications story Working to Become an Anti-Racist Institution.
New for Fall 2022 Students Can Register for Half-Credit Courses
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The Registrar announced students will be able to register for half-credit courses this fall that run for the entire semester but meet only one day per week, any exceptions to this meeting pattern will be noted in the description. Half-credit courses are labeled in Banner 9, the searchable course catalog, and on the course schedule under the instruction mode. For more information, see the Middlebury Campus article and the Registrar’s FAQs.
Winter Term Course Chronicles the Pandemic in Vermont
| by Amy Morsman
Middlebury History Professor Amy Morsman shares how her Winter Term course on chronicling the pandemic in Vermont impacted students. Partnering with the Vermont Folklife Center, the course resulted in a series of stories published in the Addison Independent. The Project-Based Learning course was also supported by the Academic Outreach Endowment through the Center for Community Engagement. Read more
Faculty Development
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