Supervisor Essentials Workshop: Legal & Compliance Issues

Every Supervisor needs to know how to recognize situations that may have legal or compliance implications.  Don’t worry – you don’t have to be an expert on these topics!  This workshop will give you a general knowledge and an understanding of when and where to seek help. Learn about protected absences, leave coordination, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), work-related injuries,…Continue Reading Supervisor Essentials Workshop: Legal & Compliance Issues

Spring Student Symposium

Middlebury’s Seventh Annual Spring Student Symposium is an event designed to showcase the independent research and creative efforts of our student body. We are delighted to welcome all members of the Middlebury College community, guests, and members of the public as we highlight the work of over 300 student presenters, performers, and artists, who represent…Continue Reading Spring Student Symposium

Peter Nelson Awarded HUD Grant

Peter Nelson (Geography) has received funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to develop a research partnership with HUD in conjunction with his ongoing cooperative research with the Economic Research Service of USDA. This expanded collaborative effort will use American Housing Survey Micro-Data to further analyze the geography of high cost…Continue Reading Peter Nelson Awarded HUD Grant

Deep archives of the New Yorker, Harper’s, New York Review of Books

The Middlebury College community now has access to the full archives of  Harper’s (starting in 1850-current), The New Yorker (1925-current), and The New York Review of Books (1963-current).  Until now, we’ve had a patchwork of years through databases, microfilm, and print. Starting today, access all … Continue reading Continue Reading Deep archives of the New Yorker, Harper’s, New York Review of Books

Workshop on Spatial Thinking and Visualization on Friday April 5

This workshop, led by Anne Knowles (Geography Dept.), will explore principles and practices of spatial thinking, visualization, and research design for working with visual sources and methods in the digital humanities and social sciences. Examples will come from faculty and student research on the geographies of the Holocaust, the battle of Gettysburg, and other projects….Continue Reading Workshop on Spatial Thinking and Visualization on Friday April 5