Nutrition Outreach and Mentoring (NOM) is a student organization at Middlebury College with the goal of creating community and connecting people through food and food education. Our student-run group organizes volunteering […]
On November 19th, Joshua Allen presented their workshop entitled “Organizing at the Intersection of Black Lives Matter & Gender Justice” in the Warner Hemicycle. This workshop was sponsored in part […]
Community Friends is a one on one mentoring program between Middlebury College students and children in Addison County ages 5-12. Matches meet for two hours each week, and by providing […]
Charter House Coalition was founded in 2005 in response to critical food and housing needs in Addison County. Its programs have expanded quickly since then. We now have a volunteer base of over […]
See this year’s CE – related courses below. These courses incorporate partnerships with organizations and individuals from Middlebury’s surrounding community. Courses that fall under the Privilege & Poverty Academic Cluster are […]
This summer we’ve welcomed two new staff members in CE – Megan Brakeley (on the right) our new Assistant Director, and Elle Bacon (on the left), our SerVermont Americorps Vista […]
Our student organizations and continuing initiatives are collectively known as the Service Cluster, and each member organization of the cluster is supported by the Service Cluster Board, a peer-advised council. […]
Alessandria and Pam received a Community Engagement Academic Outreach Endowment Grant to fund part of their summer research project Alessandria Schumacher ’17 worked with Professor Pam Berenbaum this summer on a study […]
William received funding for his internship from the The Cross Cultural Community Service Fund (CCCS), which supports international community service, advocacy, and activism. This summer I spent four weeks working with Stanford […]
