Student Resources
CTLR’s professional staff and peer tutors partner with students to help enrich your academic experience at Middlebury. There is no charge for our services.
Contacting CTLR
CTLR members and services will be both in-person and remote for Fall 2021. To communicate with the center please see our online information, email ctlr@middlebury.edu or call 802-443-3131.
To schedule an individual appointment with a professional tutor or peer tutor, see go/appt.
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Center Hours
Monday - Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Peer and professional tutoring is available when fall and spring classes are in session. During the winter term, peer and professional tutors may have limited hours.
Break Information
The CTLR may be open but faculty and staff have limited availability during school breaks. Please confirm your meetings.
Peer tutoring only occurs on nights before classes occur and may be limited adjacent to breaks due to tutor availability.
Student Events
Student Deadlines
Updates
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Completed Student Response Forms Increase 40% When Done during Class Time
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As the semester comes to an end, Dean of Curriculum Grace Spatafora asks faculty to allow students time in class to complete their Course Response Forms. In a recent email, she stated “response rates are typically between 80 and 90% when students are provided class time to complete these forms, and they drop to well below 50% when we rely on students to complete the forms outside of class.” Instructions on how to manage Course Response Forms will be sent to faculty in a separate email shortly. Online information can be found from Academic Affairs.
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Blurring Boundaries through Middlebury College Essays
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Sam Wilson ’24 posted his essay Asking for a Friend this fall on Blurring Boundaries, a Writing and Rhetoric Program (WRPR) project started by professor Hector Vila. The site is a creative non-fiction space built through Medium for students to share their class writing and digital stories that blurs boundaries, including photography and art that ask us to think deeper. Over 80 students have contributed to date. Alumni are also welcome to submit works. Read more essays.
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Labs Energizing the Humanities and Attracting Grant Support
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A November Newsroom article highlights the Axinn Center Public Humanities Labs Initiative and the push to incorporate more humanities skills and research options through a lab setting. Professors Febe Armanios and Marion Wells have received a three-year grant from the Davis Educational Foundation to support the project. Read the full article.
Searchable Student Resources
Handouts, planners, guides and other academic resources are stored together in the Student Resources Google Folder accessible to the Middlebury community. If you have something you think should be included or linked email ctlr@middlebury.edu with your suggestion.
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