Hairwork, ekphrastic poetry, Aristotle and Alexander, the rhetoric of white supremacy, conspiracy and disinformation — these are the topics brought to you by Middlebury’s esteemed faculty this spring 2021. Please visit the Faculty at… Read More
Tuesday, April 27 – 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. ET A presentation of four new initiatives that illustrate Middlebury’s strategic framework. Public Humanities Labs Initiative – Presented by Marion Wells, Henry N. Hudson Professor… Read More
Hairwork, ekphrastic poetry, Aristotle and Alexander, the rhetoric of white supremacy, conspiracy and disinformation — these are the topics brought to you by Middlebury’s esteemed faculty this spring 2021. Please visit the Faculty… Read More
Professor Caitlin Myers and Sarah Stroup are continuing to host this popular series of lectures by Middlebury faculty this fall (via Zoom). Faculty from a variety of fields, from the College and the… Read More
September 24 – 4:15 – 5:00 p.m ET Jason Grant, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Alex Lyford, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Hosted by Caitlin Myers, John G. McCullough Professor of Economics Big… Read More
Wednesday, September 9 – 12:15 – 1:00 p.m. ET Peter Stavros, Supervising Attorney at the International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP), faculty, School in Jordan Hosted by Sarah Stroup, Associate Professor of Political Science… Read More
June 22 – 12:15 – 1:00 p.m. ET Julia Alvarez discusses her first novel for adults in fifteen years with John Elder. Afterlife — a novel about what happens when the life we… Read More
As noted in an email from Provost Jeff Cason on September 18, Middlebury is currently undergoing its decennial comprehensive evaluation for accreditation. The evaluation consists of the preparation of a Self-Study, a site… Read More
As noted in an email from Provost Jeff Cason on September 18, Middlebury is currently undergoing its decennial comprehensive evaluation for accreditation. The evaluation consists of the preparation of a Self-Study, a site… Read More
Tuesday, July 12, · 4:00 p.m. · Wilson Hall Join us for a panel moderated by Susan Baldridge, provost, discussing the value of immersive pedagogy, whether and how it’s changed in the last 100… Read More
