THE IMPORTANCE OF LANGUAGE
Roni Lezama ’22, a recipient of CCE funding and a Cross-Cultural Community Service Grant awardee, shares his experience with Migrant Justice. This summer I did a lot of translating related […]
Category Archives: Student Stories
Weekly Highlight: Japan Summer-Service Learning
Application deadline for Summer 2020–TODAY! Visit: go/jssl and access the application on the bottom of the page. The Japan Summer Service-Learning Program (JSSL) is a collaborative, intercultural service-learning program that […]
ASIA Students Attend the annual ECAASU Conference
Queenie Li ’22 writes about her and three other students’ experience in attending the East Coast Asian American Student Union (ECAASU) Conference in Pittsburgh, PA early this Spring. The CCE […]
My MAlt Spring Break: Intersections of Faith and Climate Action
I spent my February break this year a little differently. I went back to Los Angeles, the place I have been calling home for the past 11 years, with nine […]
It’s National Mentoring Month!
Middlebury College students are involved in a myriad of community-connected organizations and activities that promote service, scholarship, and citizenship–the three tenets of our Center for Community Engagement. Today, we are […]
Celebrating International Education Week at the CCE
Every year, the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education celebrate international exchanges and education through their join initiative called International Education Week (IEW). This program is […]
Looking Back on a Summer Well Spent
Pleased to share the final blog post in a series that highlights the experiences of Privilege & Poverty Interns as they learned and worked with local and national social services […]
Uninsured? Open Doors Await
Now that it’s officially fall, let’s look back to summer with two final blog posts in a series that highlights the experiences of Privilege & Poverty Interns as they learned […]
Takeaway Lessons from Japan Summer Service Learning 2019
As this year’s Japan Service Learning Program wrapped up, students were given the opportunity to reflect on the impact of the immersive, collaborative learning experiences in which they participated. In […]
Homelessness away from home
Middlebury Privilege & Poverty interns stay the summer in Vermont, engage with issues of poverty throughout Addison County. This is the first in a series highlighting the work of our […]
