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  • What I wish I knew about Middlebury: Student Perspectives

  • Compass Mentoring

    Compass Mentoring In the fall, you will have the opportunity to connect with one of our faculty mentors through the Middlebury Compass program. Through the mentorship program, you can meet one-on-one with these mentors to help you navigate the many resources and centers at Middlebury. Our mentors are also here to provide a safe space…

  • Frequently Asked First-Year Questions

    I’m having trouble getting along with my roommate. Who should I talk to? Your floor’s RA is a great place to start. If you are experiencing a safety concern, please contact your Residential Director (RD) and/or Public Safety. Please consult the “Residential Life” page of this Insider’s Guide for more information. When is the Student…

  • Why an Insider’s Guide?

    Navigating your first-year can be confusing and overwhelming! That is why the Compass Program has compiled a page to help you understand the work of centers and resources around Middlebury. Consult this Insider’s Guide whenever you need a little extra guidance, and reach out to compass@middlebury.edu or any of these departments should you have additional…

  • Insider’s Guide to Middlebury: Safety Resources on Campus

    Public Safety (“Pubsafe”) Public Safety is a 24/7 department, meaning the phone lines are always staffed. The business line for non-emergent matters is 802-443-5133 and The emergency line is 802-443-5911. Please note, 911 should always be called first for life threatening emergencies. Public Safety offers a wide variety of non-emergent services including bike lock removal,…

  • Insider’s Guide to Middlebury: ResLife

    Residential Life Team As a first-year, you will have a Residential Assistant (RA) living on your floor. They are there to help with anything, build community, get to know you, and help connect you with resources, clubs, and new friends once they know your interests. They host fun events and activities for your floor or…

  • Insider’s Guide to Middlebury: Student Activities On Campus

    The Student Activities Office (SAO) The SAO oversees all student organizations on campus, supports campus life programming and student life events, facilitates leadership development. They are here to help you build community, get engaged, and reap the full benefits of co-curricular engagement! Use Presence (go/middpresence) to learn about clubs, when they meet, contact them, and join…

  • Insider’s Guide to Middlebury: Pre-Health Information

    Contacting the Pre-Health Team The Health Professions team of Mary Lothrop and Hannah Benz welcome you to Middlebury College and are excited to support your interest in health professions. Our role is to help you make informed pre-health decisions, to provide timely and accurate guidelines around pre-health admission requirements, and support your clinical, service and research engagement.  So that…

  • Insider’s Guide to Middlebury: Navigating Library Resources

    Utilizing Library Research Resources Through the Middlebury library, you have access to over a million books and e-books and hundreds of research databases! Found a book or article you are interested in that we don’t have? Request it through Interlibrary Loan (ILL). Through the library, you can get articles from the New York Times, the Wall…

  • Insider’s Guide to Middlebury: Learning Centers on Campus

    The Center for Teaching, Learning, & Research (CTLR) You can make appointments for tutoring in foreign languages, writing (at any stage), most subjects, study and reading skills, and time management. The CTLR offers support for research (funding, resources, strategies, etc.) and offer resources for presenting, homework organization, and more. They also sponsor events! Check them out…

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