Governor Jim Douglas/executive residency

To Students, Faculty, and Staff: I am pleased to announce that Governor Jim Douglas ’72 will be an executive in residence at the College beginning this January. Governor Douglas will teach a winter term course (Vermont Government and Politics) and serve as mentor and adviser to students interested in politics and Vermont affairs. Aside from…Continue Reading Governor Jim Douglas/executive residency

LIS eNewsletter – November: Music library to move; iPads in use….

The LIS eNewsletter comes from the Library and Information Services blog. Read the blog for tips, recommendations, and updates on projects, events and library resources. Don’t want to have to visit the blog to find out what’s new? Subscribe to posts via email or RSS. Or, just wait for us to send you summaries like…Continue Reading LIS eNewsletter – November: Music library to move; iPads in use….

December holiday schedule

Dear Colleagues: As you know, the College normally closes at noon on December 24th and remains closed through New Year’s Day.  This year, Christmas Day falls on a Saturday, so the College will be closed the full day on December 24, 2010.  This means that the holiday break will run from 12:01 AM on Friday,…Continue Reading December holiday schedule

Recent Faculty Accomplishments

Dear Colleagues, Below is a listing of recent faculty accomplishments. Ron ******************************** Carol Rifelj’s new book in print, Coiffures: Hair in Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture (University of Delaware Press).  Kateri Carmola (Political Science) has published a book,  Private Military Contractors in New Wars:  Risk, Law & Ethics (Routledge, 2010). …Continue Reading Recent Faculty Accomplishments