The following reflection was written by Eliza Marks ’23, the Programming Coordinator for Page One Literacy Project. Page One is a Community Engagement Organization which aims to foster a love […]
The following reflection has been thoughtfully composed by Madelyn Lander ‘23 who participated in a 2020 summer internship with the Yellow House Community in Middlebury, funded by the Center for […]
This past year, like many other changes to occur, the Center for Community Engagement saw a transformation. Prior to Fall 2020, the CCE office resided at 20 Old Chapel Road […]
Kathlyn Gehl ‘21.5 and Alana Kornaker ’22, two teaching assistants of Middlebury’s first cohort of the Community Connected Project-Based Learning Teaching Assistant program, share their experience as a TA. To […]
The Center for Community Engagement will celebrate the 28th Annual Patrick J. Durkin, Class of 1979, Public Service Leadership Awards on April 28, 2021, from 7:00-8:30 p.m. Do you know […]
The Center for Community Engagement is often sought out by students wishing to deepen their commitments and connections to either communities right here in Middlebury or communities beyond. Students enter […]
Serving Addison County since 1965, H.O.P.E (Helping Overcome Poverty’s Effects) is a local non-profit organization located right here in Middlebury, Vermont. It runs one of the largest food shelves and […]
Kenzo Okazaki ’21 is a student from Salt Lake City, about 2 hours away from the Topaz internment camp. Being in such close proximity to a Japanese internment camp had […]
Privilege and Poverty is one of the Center for Community Engagement’s signature programs. It is an academic cluster (not a course taken for a major or minor degree) focused on […]
Reflections from Middlebury College students and CCE AmeriCorps VISTA member. Written for Middlebury College Campus Well blog. How does building meaningful relationships with others, especially through service, support our well-being? […]
