Everything Everywhere at Midd
Meet Middlebury students, five out of 2,800 whose lives are enriched and futures made possible by gifts to the Annual Fund from alumni, parents, and friends.
Your Impact
Present Ties and Future Hopes
For Malick Thiam ’24, relationships were key to his most impactful experiences at Middlebury. From his Posse Scholarship cohort being like a family to getting real-world guidance in documentary filmmaking from professor James Sanchez, these connections give Thiam the confidence to take on whatever the future brings.
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Love, Family, Film
Matteo Moretti ’21 used filmmaking to document and connect with his widowed grandfather one summer in the Greek village of Kriopigi. A Voices of Middlebury story.
Fielding Opportunities
At Middlebury, Noah Lee ’26 has found an ideal environment where he can explore the liberal arts and sciences, play football, and pursue his dreams of becoming a physician.
Writing Your Path
Shawn Ryan ’88, award-winning screenwriter and television producer, shares his 18-year journey from Middlebury College to the Golden Globes. A Voices of Middlebury story.
Let’s Dance
At Middlebury, Maia Sauer ’22 found the resources to develop her art. Now she and a recent troupe of graduates are navigating life as artists in New York.
Brothers-in-Healing
John Morton ’68 found solidarity and solace during a mountain trek with American and Soviet veterans of the wars in Viet Nam and Afghanistan. A Voices of Middlebury story.
Literature, Learning, Loving Vermont
Jay Parini, the D.E. Axinn Professor of English and Creative Writing, reflects in a wide-ranging conversation on reading, writing, and teaching at Middlebury.
Love, In Language
Kazem Abdullah did not expect to fall in love at the Middlebury German School, nor how that relationship would help him gain greater fluency and artistic understanding as an orchestral conductor in Germany. A Voices of Middlebury story.
Never Too Young
Ben Wessel ’11 on a moment he questioned whether his work to energize youth voters would make any difference. A Voices of Middlebury story.