Middlebury in DC

Great turnout for our happy hour in DC with alumni and friends from Middlebury, Williams, and Tufts.

Many thanks to Ellie Thompson ’22, Vadim Reytblat (Tufts ’15), and David Han (Williams ’19) for creating and hosting such a wonderful evening.

And congratulations to Ellie on being named incoming Co-Vice Chair of Middlebury’s Annual Fund Executive Committee (AFEC).

A great evening at Middlebury in DC with Professor Sarah Stroup.

Thank you for a thoughtful conversation on “Talking Peace in an Age of Transactionalism,” and to our alumni, for such an engaged discussion.

Middlebury students are on the ground at Planet Forward this week at George Washington University—engaging with leaders, ideas, and storytelling at the intersection of environment, policy, and innovation.

We’re proud that Middlebury College is a sponsor of this important convening, supporting the next generation of voices shaping solutions.

Special recognition to Frank Sesno, Middlebury alum and founder of Planet Forward, for building a platform that continues to elevate student perspectives and drive meaningful dialogue.

A valuable evening at Johns Hopkins SAIS for a book talk with Jeff Dayton-Johnson, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Institute at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, on Understanding Latin America’s Economy in the Twenty-First Century, thoughtfully moderated by Ambassador Elayne Whyte Gómez.

Grateful to SAIS for convening students, practitioners, and scholars for a timely and substantive discussion.

Great conversations, new connections, and a strong finish to Career Trek week. This is what community looks like.

On the ground, in the room, making connections that matter. Career Trek Week highlights the power of the MIIS network in action.

Tom and Sam Pattinson visited the Middlebury in DC office today, meeting with staff and past recipients of the CNS internship at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies.

Through their generosity, Middlebury students have been able to pursue hands-on research and professional experience in the field of nonproliferation. We are deeply grateful for their continued support of this impactful opportunity.

Middlebury’s oldest a ca****la group, The Dissipated Eight, are on tour in Washington this week. Big thanks to the Evans family for their support.