Category Archives: Students

Multimedia Jobs at Middlebury College – Get paid to learn digital media!!

Digital Media is looking for students who are interested in learning how to work with digital images, audio, video and animation.

Current openings:

Multimedia Lab Tutor Trainee

This is an introductory position where we teach you the nuts and bolts of digital media development. Learn how to create high quality images, starting with the scanning of slides and photographs, and moving into editing for print and web delivery.  Learn how to capture, edit and render video for DVD and web. Create digital animations with Flash.

Previous experience is not required.  This position is a pre-requisite for the Multimedia Lab Tutor position.

Position: http://middlebury.peopleadmin.com/postings/6564

Summer Opportunities:

Multimedia Lab Tutor

Spend your summer creating websites, animations, and digital video. Projects include media collections, course website development, 3d scientific imaging and virtual world development.

Position: http://middlebury.peopleadmin.com/postings/6557

For more information, contact Joe Antonioli (jantonio@middlebury.edu), Manager of Web and Interactive Media Technologies in the Davis Family Library, for an interview appointment.

Theatre Auditions!

 AUDITIONS FOR FALL 2013 THEATRE PRODUCTIONS
Friday, March 8, 2013

6:30pm-9:00pm

MCFA Room 232

 

VINEGAR TOM by Caryl Churchill

A play about witchcraft, then and now

ROLES: 2 men, 7 women, plus a 3-4 woman singing group

Performance Dates: Oct. 31 – Nov 2

Wright Theatre

Directed by Cheryl Faraone

 

PENTECOST by David Edgar

A play about art and nationality

ROLES: 7 men who speak only English + 5 men who speak English, and variously Russian, Polish, Arabic, Azeri, Turkish;

4-5 women who speak only English, and 6 women who speak English, and variously Russian, Arabic, Polish, Turkish, Senhalese.

Performance Dates: November 21st – 23rd

Seeler Studio Theatre

Directed by Richard Romagnoli with Alex Draper

 

To participate, come to the Center for the Arts and sign up for a timeslot on Friday, March 8th.  Signup begins at 6:15pm and goes through the end of the auditions.  You will audition in the timeslot in which you signed up. 

All are requested to have a 45-60 second monologue of your choosing, and if you don’t have one, there are options posted on the theatre bulletin board in the CFA.  Instead of TV or realism, choose a monologue that demonstrates your ability to play heightened realism.

Memorization and preparation are strongly preferred.

 

A CALLBACK list will be posted outside MCFA room #232 by 9am Saturday, March 9th.

Callbacks for both shows will take place March 9th & 10th and possibly through the following week.

Cast lists will be posted prior to registration.

 

If you are interested in:

Set—Contact Jon Craine: jon@crainedesign.com

Costume—contact Jule Emerson:  julee@middlebury.edu

Lights—Contact Hallie Zieselman:  hzieselm@middlebury.edu

 

Copies of both shows are available in the theatre office for your perusal.

Addison County Poverty Internships: Stay local. Make a difference.

10 week paid internships with the Open Door Clinic, John Graham Homeless Shelter, Addison County Council Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

Info Session: Wed. 2/27 4:30p.m. EIA, Adirondack House
Application Deadline: March 11
Apply on MOJO: Go/mojo
More information listed here.
Questions? Contact Ashley Calkins, jcalkins@middlebury.edu

MiddCORE Workshop on Innovation – E.R. Style

MiddCORE Workshop with ?Whatif! Innovation – MARCH 1, 3-6 p.m.
Highly regarded UK based innovation and design firm ?Whatif! Innovation will lead us on a design challenge from 3-6pm on March 1st at the 118 South Main Street (behind the library). The workshop will be using the ?Whatif! design approach to redesign the Porter Hospital Emergency Room. Space is limited, so sign up now by emailing MiddCORE@middlebury.edu

Drop In and Guided Meditation During Finals

“Refresh Your Mind: Guided and Drop-In Meditation, Dec. 10-15”

Stressing about finals? Mitchell Greene Lounge in McCullough will be open and set up for meditation from 6 AM to 11 PM during finals week.  Simple printed meditation instructions are available, so drop in anytime.

Guided meditations will also be offered at 9:00 AM, 12:30 PM, 4:30 PM, and 8:00 PM each day. These will be twenty minutes long and will be facilitated by faculty members Rebecca Gould, John Huddleston, Chris Shaw, John Spackman, and Catharine Wright, as well as experienced student facilitators Adeline Cleveland and Blake Harper, and Parton Counseling staff.

Meditation teaches relaxation and concentration: so come, take a break, and refresh your mind! Sponsored by Parton Counseling.

Giving Trees: Pick up a tree 11/26 – 11/28

Help sponsor a local child whose family cannot afford to buy presents for the holiday season through the Giving Trees program, in collaboration with the local organization HOPE (Helping Overcome Poverty’s Effects).
Here’s how:

• You can sponsor a tree by yourself, with a friend, as a department or in any other way you create

• To try to ensure equity among children in the same family, we ask that you consider spending a minimum amount of $50 per tree – but please don’t let this discourage you from participating! We strongly encourage you to team up with friends and co-workers to maximize the fun and impact of each Giving Tree!

• Do NOT wrap gifts. Please make sure that all the gifts belonging to a tree are together in one bag, unwrapped and unmarked.

• You can pick up a tree (paper cut-out) from Civic Engagement programs in the Center for Education in Action (Adirondack House Rm. 210, upstairs, follow signs) on Monday, November 26th, Tuesday November 27th or Wednesday, November 28th between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.! The tree will have all the information you need: the age and gender of the child/adult, what his/her clothing needs are, and a wish he/she has.

• Gifts must be brought back to the Center for Education in Action on Monday, December 10th between 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

If you have any questions, please e-mail jcalkins@middlebury.edu.

Ashley Calkins ‘06
Community Engagement Coordinator
Center for Education in Action: Careers, Fellowships, Civic Engagement
Middlebury College | Middlebury, VT 05753
802.443.3099 | go.middlebury.edu/eia

There’s still time for a J-Term Internship…

Still not sure about your J-Term plans? It’s not too late to apply for an internship!

There are a number of great opportunities available, from Middlebury to California, doing everything from translation to strategic planning. Apply to be a development intern for the Fit Kids Foundation, or an English Language Learner Program Assistant in Addison County. What about bioscience at the University of Arizona? Analytics and social media at Beau Ties Ltd. or marketing and communications at Cartoplastic? Urban education, global health – there’s something for everyone.

And you can still apply for credit for your J-Term internship! Head to MOJO to apply before December 14.

Ready to apply for your J-Term internship? Check out MOJO today!

Esme Lutz | Interwoven: Images of Rehwa

M Gallery is pleased to present “Interwoven: Images of Rehwa” a photo-documentary exhibition by Middlebury senior, Esme Lutz. In documenting the work of the Rehwa Society, Emse Lutz has created a body of visually appealing images with which to further awareness of Rehwa and draw attention to organizations that preserve cultural traditions while supporting underprivileged demographics.

Dates: 11.16.2012 – 12.2.2012

Opening: 11.16.2012 | 7-9pm

http://themgallery.org/page2/page7/index.html

Contact Cha Tori for more information

The Larva – storytelling session

Based on the tradition of NPR’s The Moth and The Middlebury Moth, The Larva is the newest MiddCORE workshop that provides training in storytelling.

We provide a smaller crowd and expect shorter stories —  and include a renowned speaker and surprise community guest

THURSDAY, NOV 15 | 7–9pm | PALMER HOUSE
THURSDAY, DEC 6 | 7–9pm | PALMER HOUSE

Participants are limited. To register, e-mail: MiddCORE@middlebury.edu