Middlebury College

Located In Beautiful Vermont

Middlebury

The college and town fade into the Green Mountains in the east

To the west are New York and the Adirondack Mountains

Middlebury’s Main Street is a five-minute walk from campus

The diverse student body is comprised of students from across the U.S. and the world

Small first-year seminars focus on improving writing skills

Students take one intensive class during the month of January or do an internship

J-term internships provide valuable experience in a field of interest

“Febs” celebrate the completion of their four undergraduate years at Middlebury

Examples of Student-Faculty Research:

-Uzair Kayani (Political Science): Constitutional, moral, and political issues surrounding the detention of terrorist suspects in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks

-Katharine North (Geology): Geochemical analysis of radioactivity and trace metal contamination in groundwater in southern Chittenden County, Vermont

-Nathaniel Langer (Molecular Biology and Biochemistry): Identifying and characterizing the differential expression of iron-responsive genes in Streptococcus mutans, an oral pathogen

-Katy Hicks (Psychology): Investigating the role of alcohol on perceptions of domestic violence cases: Why do individuals judge intoxicated victims more harshly?

Studying abroad expands the Middlebury experience

The new library is stunning and student-friendly

Bread Loaf provides an opportunity for reflection amongst the Green Mountains

Student volunteers give countless hours to local communities

The Commons system fosters a sense of belonging and family

A variety of housing options bring students

together for learning outside the classroom

Outstanding facilities are a constant reminder of how much students are valued

Athletic options range from student-run intramurals to championship varsity teams

Student artistic endeavors take on a variety of forms

As a Middlebury graduate, you’re connected to a network of loyal alumni