Coach Bill Mandigo to Retire in June
Over his 38 years at Middlebury, Mandigo became the winningest coach in DIII women’s hockey.
Over his 38 years at Middlebury, Mandigo became the winningest coach in DIII women’s hockey.
The campus community is invited to read the reports online.
Seven students and two faculty members won awards making the College a top producer for both Fulbright U.S. Students and U.S. Scholars.
A psychology professor and researcher, McCauley has held numerous leadership roles since joining the College in 1995.
The College was among 237 institutions to receive the community engagement award valid through 2032.
Over his 36 years with Middlebury, Quinn earned a reputation as a steady and engaged national leader in college athletics.
Ferrante, who was promoted from interim vice president, will provide strategic direction and counsel for all of Middlebury’s communications and marketing work.
Alumni, faculty, and students celebrated the 20th anniversary of the “What Works Now” conference.
Ribbon cutting ceremony marks the completion of a community-wide effort to address a shortage of child care in Addison County