How I Got Hired: Web and Tech Project Manager, SAI Programs
International Education Management graduate Robin Riebman shares how her coursework and connections with classmates helped her launch a career in international education.
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Becoming a Professional Translator or Interpreter as a Heritage Speaker
| by Sarahi Juarez
Alum Sarahi Juarez, who grew up speaking both Spanish and English, shares her experience, which she hopes encourages fellow heritage speakers interested in working in the field.
Field Work: Wildfires, Earthquakes, and Tsunamis Make for Interesting Emergency Planning
| by Caitlin Fillmore
Environmental policy student Jack Anderson was fully immersed in the complexities of emergency response planning through his work at the City of Monterey, which has to plan for a wide range of risks.
How I Got Hired: Localization Specialist, Wizards of the Coast
Translation and localization management graduate Caitlin Quiat shares how networking and skill-building helped them launch a career in localization, working on one of the world’s most famous games: Magic: The Gathering.
How I Got Hired: Chief Marketing Officer, ReSurge International
| by Anna Santos MPA ’16
MPA graduate Anna Santos shares how the organizational storytelling skills she learned at the Middlebury Institute helped her launch a career in marketing internationally-focused nonprofit organizations.
Students Prepare for Careers in Development with UNICEF Internships
| by Jason Warburg
Eighteen students have completed paid internships with UNICEF over the past two years through a Memorandum of Understanding that kicked off in 2019.
Compliance Expert and Alum Shares Candid Advice from 20 Years in the Public and Private Sectors
| by Caitlin Fillmore
Kristen Hecht shared with current students how she leveraged her experience at the Institute in her career working in financial compliance around the globe for entities like the Treasury Department, Meta, Binance, and USBC.
New Experiential Learning Trip to Southeast Asia Explored Conflict Transformation through the Mekong River
| by Stephen Diehl
The Mekong originates in the Tibetan Plateau and crosses six countries, including Myanmar, Thailand, Lao PDR, Cambodia, and Vietnam—offering an excellent laboratory to study the vectors of conflict transformation.