Last week Jane Lindholm from Vermont Public Radio visited the Middlebury College Archives to find out more about a recent gift of Civil War letters. To listen to the story and see more images, visit the VPR web site here!
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Please join us Friday, December 6, 2013 in the Davis Family Library, room 230 at 12:15 p.m. Members of the On-line Pedagogy Working Group will discuss their recently completed report that lays out a set of recommendations for how Middlebury should engage the fast-moving world of on-line education. The report will be posted in advance […]…Continue Reading Academic Roundtable – On-line Pedagogy Working Group Report
In this post we’ll introduce you to a new member of the Middlebury College staff who is working in the Controller’s Office. Please join us as we welcome Shelley to campus! Shelley Bilodeau joins the Controller’s Office as an Accounts Payable Clerk. She has worked for Middlebury College since July of 2012 in the Controller’s Office and has […]…Continue Reading New Employee
The LIS Recognition & Recreation Crew is pleased to announce the LIS employee awards for November: Employee of the Month – Howie McCausland Crew of the Month — Helpdesk Call Center: Joe Durante, Linda Knutson, Marty New, and Gary Weiss Student … Continue reading →…Continue Reading LIS Employee Awards for November
Art and politics collide in this fascinating jigsaw puzzle of a drama….Continue Reading Theatre Preview: ‘Pentecost’ Features 12 Languages
Clarissa Parker (Psychology & Neuroscience) has received a 2013 NARSAD (National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression) Young Investigator Grant from the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation that wholly funds her project titled Genome-Wide Association for Conditioned Fear in the Diversity Outbred Mouse Population. The grant provides materials and supplies for two years of […]…Continue Reading Clarissa Parker receives NARSAD Young Investigator Grant
Here’s your chance to broaden your horizons and/or develop a new interest! This January is your big opportunity to participate in Winter Term Workshops offered by Student Activities. Be sure to take advantage of this year’s series of non‐credit workshops ‐ open to the entire College community ‐ and make the most of Winter Term. […]…Continue Reading Winter Term Workshops: 2014