In response to requests for a Drupal Work Session we are offering one on Monday, July 15 at 2 pm. Click here to sign up. Come join us and work on your web pages, uninterrupted, with someone right there to … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Drupal Work Session Opportunity — Monday, July 15
Category: For Faculty
Caution: Recent weather may cause mold to grow on your books!
The weather we’ve been having so far this summer could encourage mold to grow in places it normally wouldn’t. Damp places like basements can be bad year ’round and should never be used to store books, but even the nice … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Caution: Recent weather may cause mold to grow on your books!
Where is the LIS Summer Workshop Schedule?
We currently have just one open workshop on the horizon — Introduction to Drupal on Thursday, July 11 at 1pm. If you are a new content provider who needs to learn the basics of creating and maintaining a departmental web … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Where is the LIS Summer Workshop Schedule?
Attend Fire Extinguisher Training on Tuesday July 9th!
Have you ever had to operate a fire extinguisher? Would you know how to in an emergency? All faculty and staff are invited to attend annual fire extinguisher training on Tuesday July 9th. You will learn to safely and confidently operate a fire extinguisher. If desired, attendees will have an opportunity to use an extinguisher…Continue Reading Attend Fire Extinguisher Training on Tuesday July 9th!
Middlebury at The Vermont Lake Monsters
Join Middlebury faculty, staff, alumni and friends at a Vermont Lake Monsters game. All ages welcome! Saturday, July 27, 2013 6:05 p.m. vs. Tri-City Valley Cats $13 per person includes BBQ dinner with cheeseburger, hot dog, chips, cookie and drink Join us at the BBQ and then watch the game from the newly installed 3rd…Continue Reading Middlebury at The Vermont Lake Monsters
NEH Enduring Questions grant for course development
Middlebury College was recently awarded a grant from the Enduring Questions program of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), which will enable development and implementation of a sophomore-level course focused on the enduring question “What is the good life and how do I live it?“. The grant leadership team consists of Patricia Zupan (Italian),…Continue Reading NEH Enduring Questions grant for course development
Martha Woodruff Summer Seminar Funding
Martha Woodruff (Philosophy) has been accepted to participate in the Institute for the History of Philosophy at Emory University in June 2013, to support research for her second book. The topic of the institute, Renewing the Ancient Quarrel: Plato, Hegel, and Adorno, refers to what Plato called “the quarrel between philosophy and poetry” (Republic X)….Continue Reading Martha Woodruff Summer Seminar Funding
James Larrabee Awarded New NSF Grant
James Larrabee (Chemistry & Biochemistry) has received a three-year research grant from the National Science Foundation through NSF’s Research in Undergraduate Institutions activity. This is Jim’s fifth NSF-RUI grant in his career. This grant provides funding to enable at least six undergraduate students to participate in his research, which should lead to a better understanding…Continue Reading James Larrabee Awarded New NSF Grant
Patricia Zupan Faculty Seminar, Transylvania University
Patricia Zupan (Italian) has been selected to participate this summer in a faculty seminar at Transylvania University in Kentucky, funded by the University’s Bingham Program for Excellence in Teaching. The seminar, titled Twenty-first Century Liberal Education: A Contested Concept, will involve faculty from liberal arts colleges around the country. The award covers all costs of…Continue Reading Patricia Zupan Faculty Seminar, Transylvania University