Celebration for Mid-year Graduates Set for Saturday, February 6
‘Feb’ festivities will include an academic procession, Mead Chapel ceremony, and the beloved spectacle known as the “Ski-Down.”
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Shakespeare First Folio Exhibition Opens Feb. 2 [video]
The First Folio—the first complete collected edition of Shakespeare’s plays—will be on display at the Middlebury College Museum of Art February 2-28.
VideoLongtime Baseball Coach Bob Smith to Retire at Conclusion of 2016 Season
Now in his 32nd year at Middlebury, Smith has more than 800 games to his credit.
J-term Scenes: Adventure Writing [video]
Biathlete Ted Grace ’18 stepped away from his biochemistry and molecular biology studies this J-term to focus on adventure writing.
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J-term Scenes: How Diplomacy Works
Students in Allison Stanger’s Crisis Diplomacy course had a discussion and critique with Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Middlebury Hires Karen Miller as Vice President for Human Resources and Risk
Currently at Morehouse College, Miller will begin working at Middlebury in April, 2016.
Middlebury Awards Tenure to Three Faculty Members
Faculty members in the German, Spanish, and sociology/anthropology departments were promoted to the rank of associate professor.
Middlebury Named Winner of Charles H.W. Foster Award for Bread Loaf Land Conservation
President Laurie Patton will accept the award on behalf of Middlebury at the Harvard Kennedy School in February.
Middlebury Honors Four Residents for Exceptional Service to the Community
The recipients of the 2016 McCardell Citizen’s Awards are Bruce and Suzanne Byers, Robin Huestis, and Natalie Peters.
J-term Scenes: Designing Experiments [video]
Students in this J-term course learn to tackle one of the most important aspects of science: designing a quality experiment.
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