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Conferences as a Tool to Develop Students’ Understanding of Community-Engaged Research
As many higher education institutions seek to integrate Community-Engaged Research (CER) into their programs and deepen efforts towards social justice, students need quality CER training and resources.
Can Scientists Stop Japan from Dumping Fukushima Water into the Ocean?
| by Sierra Abukins
The Institute’s scientist-in-residence, Ferenc Dalnoki-Veress, is part of a small team of global experts who are calling on Japan to look at other options for the contaminated water.
Faculty Tips on Developing Asynchronous Online Courses
| by Sierra Abukins
As the Middlebury Institute expands its online programs, several faculty have been leading the way in adapting our interactive, rigorous, and hands-on courses to innovative new formats.
First In-Person Translation, Interpretation, and Localization Career Fair in Three Years Connects Employers, Alumni, and Students
| by Sarah Blackwell
Over 20 employers from across the language services industry came to Monterey to connect with students, many sending Institute alumni who shared tips with the next generation.
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Students complete summer practicum work on pressing global and local topics
| by Carolyn Meyer
This summer, six Middlebury Institute students will complete internship field projects and research as the culminating experiential learning course in their graduate degree programs.
Why Our Leader-in-Residence Kicks Off His Communications Courses with Crisis
| by Mark Anderson
Vintage Foster, CEO of AMF Media Group, draws on his experience counseling companies and organizations on delicate and high-stakes situations for the class he’s been teaching at the Institute in strategic communications.