In this month’s EFAP newsletter you can learn about how to: Fit in fitness on a tight schedule Keep your spirit healthy and your life balanced despite stressors Separate breast cancer myths from reality Access elder care resources via your … Continue reading →…Continue Reading November EFAP News
Month: November 2012
IRS Announces 2013 Plan Contribution and Benefit Limits
On October 18, 2012, the Internal Revenue Service announced cost-of-living adjustments affecting dollar limitations for pension plans and other retirement-related items for tax year 2013. See the chart below for further details. 2013 2012 RETIREMENT PLANS Annual Compensation Limits … Continue reading →…Continue Reading IRS Announces 2013 Plan Contribution and Benefit Limits
Sunday Morning Maintenance
This Sunday morning during our established maintenance window from 6 to 10 am we will performing the following activities: (1) We will be testing our firewall high availability failover functionality as well as adding new interfaces to these devices. There … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Sunday Morning Maintenance
Making Change
The first-ever recipients of grants from Middlebury’s Center for Social Entrepreneurship presented their success stories—and lessons learned….Continue Reading Making Change
Friday links – Nov. 2
What’s the Secret to Learning a Second Language? (salon.com) – talks about language acquisition methods, with contributions from Middlebury’s own Michael Geisler. Wondering what the fuss over Open Access is all about? Do you like cartoons and animation? This video … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday links – Nov. 2
In Their Own Words: Esme Lutz ’12.5
“In Their Own Words” is an ongoing series featuring the experiences of Middlebury students at their summer internships. This summer Esme Lutz ’12.5 interned with the Rehwa Society in Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh, India. What did you do? My project focuses on the Rehwa Society, an Indian nonprofit organization established in 1978 dually to promote a […]…Continue Reading In Their Own Words: Esme Lutz ’12.5
Who Is Really Winning This Race?
Because I have been giving election talks with more frequency of late, I haven’t been able to post nearly as often as I would like. In giving those talks, however, I am reminded (and I remind my audiences!) that, once … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Who Is Really Winning This Race?