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| by Nathalia Rio Preto TILM ‘21
Nathalia Rio Preto made a big leap when she left her native Brazil to pursue her master’s degree at the Middlebury Institute, and yet another one when she transitioned from localization back to interpretation after the pandemic. She has no regrets.
| by NPTS '18
Anne Pellegrino leveraged the open-source intelligence skills she honed as a graduate research assistant at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies to land a job at a top satellite imagery firm.
| by Robin Riebman MAIEM ’23
International Education Management graduate Robin Riebman shares how her coursework and connections with classmates helped her launch a career in international education.
| by Tom English MATESOL ’24
Alum Tom English shares how his Middlebury Institute education prepared him to teach academic writing to students preparing for study abroad programs in the U.S.
| by Daniel McCarthy MATESOL ’15
Daniel McCarthy shares how his Middlebury Institute education and focus on language program administration prepared him for his career in higher education, where he now leads curriculum updates and student support initiatives at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business.
| by Kaitlin Decker MATESOL ’14
Alum Kaitlin Decker shares how her Middlebury Institute education and Peace Corps experience prepared her for a career in instructional design and teacher education at Arizona State University.
| by Anna Suades Vall MACI ’16
Conference Interpretation graduate Anna Suades Vall shares how the rigorous training she received and building relationships with peers has helped her launch a career as an interpreter.
Translation and Localization Management graduate Autumn Smith shares how her coursework and active networking helped her launch a career in localization.
| by Jem Walker and TI ’21
Alum Jem Walker shares how his experience in interpretation and technology led to a management role at FIFA, where he coordinates interpretation services for global football events.
| by Jill Neuendorf and TFL ’01
Alum Jill Neuendorf shares how her passion for Russian and second language acquisition led her to a career in academia and teaching Russian at Georgetown University.
