Campus Resources
Academic Life
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- (GSFS) is an interdisciplinary academic field that explores the social construction of gender and sexuality.
Community Living
All-Gender Restrooms are welcome for anyone to use, regardless of gender identity or expression. There are currently 14 non-residential all-gender bathrooms on campus, the locations of which you may learn more about here.
is a rooming option in which two or more students may share a multiple-occupancy bedroom, in mutual agreement, regardless of the students’ sex or gender.
Anderson Freeman Resource Center (AFC) provides resources and programming that encourage the holistic development of Middlebury’s increasingly diverse undergraduate student body as they attain their goals of academic achievement and personal growth, while exploring and sustaining their identities and cultures.
supports students’ physical, mental, social, environmental, spiritual, and academic health and wellness by integrating prevention and health promotion into students’ individual and communal lives.
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promotes student well-being in a confidential environment. The excellent medical, counseling, and sports medicine staff are available to help if physical, emotional, or interpersonal issues become a problem.
- may help cover transitions. Reach to the with questions about eligibility.
Student Organizations + Initiatives
- AceSpace is an initiative for students who identify as asexual or on the asexual spectrum.
- Queers & Allies (Q&A) is an organization for students of all genders and sexualities.
- Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC) is a an organization where students who identify as queer and/or trans and of color express and explore notions of gender and sexuality in a welcoming space.
- Trans Affinity Group (TAG) is an initiative for students who identify as transgender, nonbinary, gender non-comforming, or under the trans umbrella.