AASHE 2021 Global Conference on Sustainability in Higher Education The Future Is… October 12 – 14 Middlebury is excited to be a Host Institution for this three-day virtual conference offered by AASHE (Assoc for Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Ed). FREE REGISTRATION is available for interested Middlebury students/faculty/staff and includes access to all sessions and events during the live […]…Continue Reading Global Conference on Sustainability in Higher Ed-Free Registration to Midd Students!
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Climate Action Fellowship is Hiring their Second Cohort
With its launch in the Fall of 2020, the Climate Action Fellowship program offers students from various backgrounds and disciplines the opportunity to deeply engage in collaborative thinking and skill development on how to confront the climate crisis in meaningful ways. Fellows work together (and with partners and mentors) to identify their own roles and […]…Continue Reading Climate Action Fellowship is Hiring their Second Cohort
Sustainability Solutions Lab is Hiring
The Sustainability Solutions Lab (SSL) is a program through the Office of Sustainability Integration. The SSL, located in the Franklin Environmental Center at Hillcrest, provides our community with resources, information and support to carry out sustainability-related projects on campus dealing typically with waste, energy and transportation. The SSL employs student interns who work either during […]…Continue Reading Sustainability Solutions Lab is Hiring
Celebrate Earth Week @ Middlebury: 4/19-23
How do we build a just and equitable future at Middlebury as we address the climate crisis? How might Energy2028 play a part in that? What should we consider in the future? We are thrilled to have the chance to dive into these ideas and many others during a series of Earth Week Energy2028 events planned for April 19-23, and […]…Continue Reading Celebrate Earth Week @ Middlebury: 4/19-23
Interested in Social Justice Work Promoting Sustainable Initiatives Addressing Local Community Priorities? DPMI is Your Answer
The Program in Design, Partnering, Management, and Innovation (DPMI), founded in 2003, was created to meet the needs of activists, students, and young professionals who wish to enter or advance in a social justice career. The program––now with 2,200 alumni––places heavy emphasis on social change tools as well as an exploration of identity and power. […]…Continue Reading Interested in Social Justice Work Promoting Sustainable Initiatives Addressing Local Community Priorities? DPMI is Your Answer
RSVP for Columbia University’s Earth Institute info session on Monday, February 17th
Please join the Earth Institute at an information session to learn about our Master’s programs in Environmental Science and Policy, Sustainability Management, and Sustainability Science at Columbia University. The session will cover admissions, fellowships, and careers after graduation. When: Monday, February 17th, 2020, 6:15 – 7:15 PM Where: Axinn 219 About us: The Earth Institute at Columbia University offers one of the world’s richest selections of academic programs in […]…Continue Reading RSVP for Columbia University’s Earth Institute info session on Monday, February 17th
Down to Earth: Nourishing Change in the Champlain Valley
Friday, November 15, Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center, 9:00a – 12:30pm Imagine a perennial future by joining the 2nd annual Conversations in Ag and Culture Conference on regeneration, reciprocity, relationship, and recovery in the Champlain Valley and beyond. Down to Earth: Nourishing Change in the Champlain Valley will feature keynote speaker Dr. Aubrey Streit Krug, director of The Land Institute’s […]…Continue Reading Down to Earth: Nourishing Change in the Champlain Valley