Tag: Center for Community Engagement

Fun event for middle schoolers on 3/29 with Sibling to Sibling!

Middlebury College’s Sibling2Sibling student-led club invites middle schoolers to a creative, hands-on event on Saturday, March 29! Students will design costumes, develop character backstories, and explore Wilson Hall’s performance space. A great chance to build teamwork, make friends, and have fun. Lunch and snacks provided! Event details: Saturday, 3/29, 11 AM – 2 PM in…Continue Reading Fun event for middle schoolers on 3/29 with Sibling to Sibling!

Volunteer to teach short workshops to Middlebury Union Middle School students!

Friends of MUMS (Middlebury Union Middle School) are looking for community members to volunteer to deliver short workshops during the students’ free period: 1:15-1:45 Tuesdays-Fridays, starting March 7-June 9. MUMS is particularly looking for folx to teach workshops on topics interesting to middle school students including, but not limited to topics on this list (generated…Continue Reading Volunteer to teach short workshops to Middlebury Union Middle School students!

Socially Just Community Engagement

  • Author By Gabi Cuna
  • Publication date December 16, 2021

The Center for Community Engagement is hosting 3 Winter Term Workshops focused on topics of social justice in working with communities. Each workshop will be offered in-person at 103 Hillcrest or virtually via Zoom. We encourage faculty, staff, community partners, and students to attend! Workshop 1: Understanding Power & Privilege January 14th, 2022 2:00-3:30 PM…Continue Reading Socially Just Community Engagement

Tiffany Nourse Sargent ’79 Retires, Leaving Strong Community Engagement Legacy

Please visit this post on the Center for Community Engagement blog as we celebrate some of Tiffany’s major career accomplishments, announce the new Public Leadership Award created in her honor, and share reflections from colleagues and from Tiffany herself during this time of transition….Continue Reading Tiffany Nourse Sargent ’79 Retires, Leaving Strong Community Engagement Legacy