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This guide reflects the current, and likely strictest set of restrictions as of
March 30. If conditions improve, it is possible that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the state of Vermont, and Middlebury College may relax these policies before or during the summer.
It will be your responsibility to review the full Summer 2021 Campus Guide, which will be posted closer to arrival day. In the meantime, you may review the Essential Health and Safety Measures for the Middlebury College undergraduates, as most policies and procedures will be similar for the summer.
An online course pertaining to the campus COVID-19 guidelines will be included in your required SafeColleges pre-arrival online training. All students are required to sign a Student Health Pledge similar to the Middlebury College undergraduates.
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Shontay Delalue has led diversity and inclusion initiatives at Brown University.
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Shontay Delalue, a recognized leader in promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion in higher education, has been named Dartmouth s inaugural senior vice president and senior diversity officer a role that was recently elevated on campus. She is currently the vice president for institutional equity and diversity at Brown University. She also serves as interim senior associate dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion at Brown s medical school, and is an adjunct assistant professor of American studies at Brown.
Dear Middlebury Community,
February is Black History Month. As events of the past year have demonstrated, it is as crucial as ever that we face up to and address our nation’s racial past. Last winter brought calls for reflection about our history and how we include the stories of enslaved peoples. Summer saw the national reckoning on race and violence against Black people. Fall and winter were a time of political debate in which we elected the first Black woman as our vice president and the first Black senator from Georgia. And last month, we witnessed a violent insurrection at the Capitol Building that brought back painful, hateful symbols of the oppression of Black people.
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