Month: January 2016

Staff Council Lecture Series – January

President Laurie Patton, Professor of Religion, will offer a fourth lecture in our series for staff on Wednesday, January 27th. Spend an hour with us and learn more about different belief systems across the globe while increasing your religious literacy. This is an exclusive staff event.   Wednesday, January 27, 2016 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 […]…Continue Reading Staff Council Lecture Series – January

WINTER TERM, 2016 CONTEMPORARY TEACHING IN THE LIBERAL ARTS: INTENTIONAL PEDAGOGY, INTENTIONAL TEACHING

The Center for Teaching, Learning & Research is pleased to present a selection of roundtable discussions and workshops that explore intentional teaching and learning practices. The series includes presentations and conversations to inspire, challenge, and educate Middlebury faculty, staff, and students on topics such as creating community in the classroom, intentional curricular design, inclusive pedagogies, universal design, and contemplative practice. The Contemporary teaching […]…Continue Reading WINTER TERM, 2016 CONTEMPORARY TEACHING IN THE LIBERAL ARTS: INTENTIONAL PEDAGOGY, INTENTIONAL TEACHING

Writing for the Public

Tuesday, January 26, 4:30 CTLR Suite Guest Lecturer: Anne Trubek  Writing for general audiences—readers of The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Chronicle of Higher Education and other serious outlets for journalism, say—is fun, energizing and, sometimes, profitable. It allows scholars to connect their research to current events (are you a scholar of Islam? There […]…Continue Reading Writing for the Public

Apply for an Environmental Council Grant

Apply for an Environmental Council grant! There are two types of grants available: ·      You may apply for a grant for up to $1,500 at any time. These projects typically take place during a single semester or summer. ·      Larger grants of up to $5,000 will be awarded for collaborative projects, and may take up to […]…Continue Reading Apply for an Environmental Council Grant

MiddCORE Applications are Due Feb. 15

Did you know your college-age son or daughter or recent graduate is eligible to apply to MiddCORE this summer? They don’t have to attend Middlebury to go.  MiddCORE is a 4-week summer program at Lake Tahoe for current college students and recent graduates from any institution who want to develop the SKILLS, EXPERIENCE, and CONFIDENCE to […]…Continue Reading MiddCORE Applications are Due Feb. 15