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Revising the Staff Salary Increase Program: The Plan
Between June and December of 2010, the SRC and the Wage & Salary committee met regularly to consider how best to administer the funds available each year for staff raises. Our discussions focused on 1) finding a way of moving … Continue reading
Revising the Staff Salary Increase Program: Background
This is the first of three posts aimed at explaining the new salary increase program that the College will put in place during the next two years. Although we are holding open meetings this week to explain the new procedures, I thought … Continue reading
Five Questions for James Davis
James Davis is an associate professor of religion whose main interests include religion in the public square, church-state issues, the Puritan legacy in American culture, and contemporary bioethical debates. Beginning on February 1, he will add a new line to … Continue reading
The Juice Bar Lives! (Or Will Soon)
Good things come to those who wait . . . . That’s the underlying message of our Juice Bar competition, and I am sure the people looking to buy food and drink in the space once known as the Juice Bar hope this mantra applies to … Continue reading
Five Questions for Carl Roesch
Carl Roesch is the manager of 51 Main, an eclectic social venue where people can come together for music, conversation, art, and food. On January 28, we will be profiling James Calvin Davis, Associate Professor of Religion. If you would like to ask James a … Continue reading
Not Exactly Administrative News: Ten Great Albums of 2010
The following post is not even close to an administrative update, but for the past couple of years Matt Jennings and I have blogged about our favorite albums of the year (for instance, see this and this). Because we do a radio show … Continue reading
Juice Bar Competition Update
A selection committee convened last week to review the nine proposals we received for a student-managed food and drink service in the Juice Bar. As we have mentioned before, proposals were evaluated on the following criteria: feasibility, economic viability, vision, and simplicity. … Continue reading
Five Questions for Gary Margolis and Karl Lindholm
Gary Margolis is Executive Director of Counseling and Associate Professor of English. Karl Lindholm is Dean of Cook Commons and Assistant Professor of American Studies. Both are Middlebury graduates from the class of 1967. 1. You have worked with literally … Continue reading
On Staffing, Mission, and the Challenges of Reorganization
To illuminate one aspect of the staffing changes the College has experienced during the last two years, we asked Jeff Cason, Dean of International Programs and a faculty member in the Political Science department, to describe the benefits and challenges … Continue reading
Five Questions for Missy Foote
Our guest this week on Five Questions is Missy Foote. A member of the Athletic Department for more than thirty years, Missy currently serves as Director of Physical Education, Senior Women’s Administrator, and women’s lacrosse coach. Our questions come from a variety of sources, … Continue reading
