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Wondering about how much you impact the lives of undocumented immigrants? Anthropologist Teresa Mares will speak at SMC on Oct. 6 about the role of migrant labor in our economy, […]
Wondering about how much you impact the lives of undocumented immigrants? Anthropologist Teresa Mares will speak at SMC on Oct. 6 about the role of migrant labor in our economy, […]
2025 Education Department Common Read Author Talk Event: We are delighted to have Kenneth Cadow visiting our campus for an in-person author talk and presentation in McCarthy Arts on October […]
Welcoming Remarks with Fr. Michael Carter, SSE; Vernita Weller, Senior Success Advisor & Parent Liaison; Tide Gully '27, President of Diversity Coalition; Dr. Richard Plumb, SMC President; Dr. Gretchen Galbraith, […]
From Chaos to Community: Growing the Vision, Skill, and Courage to Care for Our Common Home with Kristyn Achilich, M.S., M.Ed., Senior Instructor of Education and Director, Leahy Institute for the Environment Drawing from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s call to choose “community over chaos” in The World House and Pope Francis’s invitation in Laudato […]
Home Improvement: Building a House for All People in an Environment That Can Sustain All Life with Fr. David Theroux, SSE, Vice President, Edmundite Mission Dr. King's image of a "world house" addresses the need to live with each other in nonviolence so that all may thrive, a world in which the rich care for […]
From Chaos to Community: Reclaiming the World House in a Divided Age with Stephon Boatwright, PhD, Assistant Professor, Political Science & International Relations. Dr. Boatwright’s talk will explore Martin Luther King […]
“How a House Becomes a Home”: Bringing Community Into Classroom Teaching and Learning Experiences with Jolivette Anderson-Douoning, PhD, Director, Institute for Equity & Justice and Hip-hop and Afrobeat artist Edwin Owusu, […]
Tuning in to Our Communities: Improving Our Collective Sensibilities of Humility, Care and Relationality with Bindu Panikkar, PhD, Associate Professor, Rubenstein School of Environment & Natural Resources, University of Vermont […]
Our local outdoor plants may be dormant, but you aren't. Please consider joining us in learning about our local invasive plants, how to identify them, and why it’s important. Joining […]
The second event in the “Care for Our Common Home” Lecture Series – This lecture from Dr. Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux, Distinguished Professor at the University of Vermont & Vermont State Climatologist, explores inclusive approaches to climate change education that center human and geographic vulnerability and draw on diverse ways of knowing. The talk will take place […]
Join us for a lively conversation with Brian Arnold '89, Partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers in Jakarta, Indonesia as he talks about his career path from St. Mike's to the international corporate world of accounting. Learn about how his liberal arts education and accounting major translated into working across the world. Register here: https://tinyurl.com/a2hbuxtk
Dr. Aaron Dinin is a Duke University professor, creator, entrepreneur, and author known for helping people rethink their relationship with failure. Dr. Dinin combines academic insight, entrepreneurial scars, and a large social media platform to make failure feel less like a punishment and more like something worth understanding. His work has been featured on The […]