Leading the Middlebury Alternative Break Trip to New Orleans
A reflection – Tayyaba Akhtar I was first introduced to MAlt (Middlebury Alternative Break Trips) when I started working as a Communications Intern at the CCE in October of 2021. […]
A reflection – Tayyaba Akhtar I was first introduced to MAlt (Middlebury Alternative Break Trips) when I started working as a Communications Intern at the CCE in October of 2021. […]
On January 13, 2023, the Center for Community Engagement (CCE), the Anderson Freeman Center, and the Scott Center collaborated to create Food and Fellowship: A Celebration of MLK Jr.’s Legacy. […]
This blog post draws from the remarks of Kailee Brickner-McDonald, Interim Director at the Center for Community Engagement, which were shared at the 2022 Clifford Symposium staff and faculty panel. […]
The following reflection was inspired by Lily Buren ‘26. Lily helped coordinate the Beyond the Ballot event series in October 2022, which hosted local Vermont candidates for a nonpartisan discussion […]
Damaris Neaves ’24 (she/her/ella) has provided this reflection about her work organizing the 2022 Dia de los muertos celebration as a Community-Connected Project Assistant at Middlebury College. Damaris helps lead […]
Each year, Middlebury College students participate in countless hours of community engagement projects like mentorship programs, community connected learning courses, language acquisition programs, migrant justice organizations, alternative breaks, and more. […]
As you may have heard, Middlebury College recently received a $25 million grant to support Conflict Transformation initiatives. This grant, which will be deployed over a seven-year period, will create […]
For many students, beginning college can be an exciting, albeit challenging time. In addition to the new academic expectations and experiences, new students are often discovering an entirely new community […]
Middlebury Receives $25 Million Grant to Support Faculty, Staff, and Students in Far-Reaching Conflict Transformation Initiative. The $25 million grant, from an anonymous donor, will create the Kathryn Wasserman Davis […]
By Devin McGrath-Conwell I talk about stories a lot. Possibly, depending on who in my life you ask, too much. This is nothing new. Growing up, I quite often had […]