Chellis House serves as the campus hub for feminist engaged study, organizing, and community at Middlebury College. As the home of the Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies department (GSFS) and the Feminist Resource Center, Chellis House offers space, mentorship, and programming for students. Our core mission is to nurture feminist community through an intersectional and justice-oriented lens. 

The Public Feminism Fellows will provide feminist programming for the students of Middlebury College and the surrounding community. The fellowship program structure includes weekly meetings with the director of the Feminist Resource Center, Harper Nichols, to plan events, share ideas, and discuss relevant issues. Applicants should be organized, self-motivated, passionate about feminism and justice-oriented topics, and have ideas for projects to be developed through Chellis House and the Feminist Resource Center. 

This position is compensated at the Level B rate on the Midd student wage scale. $14.43 - $14.86 per hour

Core Responsibilities: 

Plan and execute a minimum of two Chellis House events per semester  Produce an independent feminist translation project of your choice to contribute to the Public Feminisms Archive Maintain connections/collaborations with appropriate student orgs related to your area of interest Contribute labor to the Archives of Dissent and the GSFS Public Feminisms Archive Meet once a week as a cohort with director of the Feminist Resource Center (additional mentorship/guidance as necessary and/or wanted) Work 8 paid hours per week while classes are in session