- Major
Take a deep dive into the theory, technique, and history of the cinematic universe.
- Hands
- Head

Master machining, coding, and fabrication on a hands-on robotics journey.

Capture and tell the stories of others. All freshmen participate in this project.

Explore post-World War II Japan through Haruki Murakami's distinctive literary style.

Visit US landmarks in your quest to help create a more equitable system for all.

Dive into the universal experience of food as a source of connection and comfort.

Learn what makes you happy and, in turn, how to bring happiness to others.
Take a deep dive into the theory, technique, and history of the cinematic universe.
Collect and distribute prom dresses and accessories to those in need at no cost.
Dive into the universal experience of food as a source of connection and comfort.
Create the rules, parameters, and equipment necessary for inventing a new sport or game.
Learn about different cultures and their customs through music, film, and food.
Learn sewing skills, explore sources of inspiration, and create a unique garment.
Explore the world of secret codes from cryptography and build an escape room.
Explore Japan through Haruki Murakami's distinctive literary style.
Visit US landmarks in your quest to help create a more equitable system for all.
Learn how to fly fish and how it can be used as a meditative practice.
Explore our relationship with microbes and explore how we define “good” or “healthy” food.
Build and refine your professional presence and connect with alumni.
Learn what makes you happy and, in turn, how to bring happiness to others.
Strengthen your mind, body, and diet while focusing on health and wellness.
Fill a sketchbook with illustrations that chronicle two weeks of your life.
Create functional crafts and T-shirts to raise money to spread kindness.
Put yourself in a different time period to experience history through an interactive lens.
Explore Latin American culture and the Spanish language in Mexico.
Discover how we can make the outdoors more accessible to everyone.
Develop a relationship with and support Special Olympics athletes.
Master machining, coding, and fabrication on a hands-on robotics journey.
Build a shelter in Pomfret Woods and leave a legacy for future Griffins.
Explore STEM through hands-on projects that emphasize creativity and problem solving.
Learn how to capture and tell the stories of others.
Exclusively for freshmen
Explore how different countries have developed socially just business methods.
Lead fun, engaging physical education classes at local elementary schools.
Major — Runs for two weeks. Choose one.
Minor — Runs for one week. Choose two.
Travel — Takes place off campus. Associated with a regular course.
Hands — Make something
Head — Learn something
Heart — Serve something
Feet — Do something