Skip the endless scrolling and head straight to opportunities that matter. With curated collections in Handshake, seniors can quickly find advisor-approved roles, connect with employers, and build momentum in their job search.
Claudia Lopez ’26 quickly found her footing as a Teacher Intern at The Country School in Connecticut. From leading her first Japanese lesson to building strong connections with students, her Winter Term experience helped her gain confidence and rethink what her future could look like.
Middlebury College has been named one of the top Peace Corps volunteer-producing schools for 2026, ranking No. 7 among small colleges nationwide. It’s another proud moment in Middlebury College’s long tradition of global service.
Curious how a liberal arts degree can lead to a career in the Life Sciences industry? Join alumni working across biotech, consulting, finance, and healthcare for an inside look at the many paths into this fast-growing field. Don’t miss this chance to hear their stories, ask questions, and start imagining what your own path could look like.
Middlebury students spent Winter Term in Nosara, Costa Rica, teaching English and building lasting connections through a long-running partnership with Biblioteca David Kitson. Supported by internship funding, the experience challenged them to step into the classroom, adapt to a new community, and see the impact of education across cultures.
Feeling lost in a sea of job applications? Learn how seniors can stand out in today’s competitive market by making applications more specific, memorable, and real. Discover smart strategies and tools from CCI to help your résumé and cover letter shine.
Hiring is changing, and fast. Today, 70% of employers use skills-based hiring, meaning they’re looking beyond majors and GPAs to see what you can actually do. Learn how to align your résumé and interview stories to the skills employers are scanning for, and why the STARR method can help you stand out.
During January Term, Ross Davis ’27 stepped into the fast-moving world of nonprofit journalism at Documented, a New York newsroom serving immigrant communities. From organizing two years of visual reporting to producing videos that introduce the newsroom’s journalists, Davis contributed to work designed to inform and support New Yorkers.
Ukraine’s recovery will take decades, and global expertise across policy, infrastructure, energy, and governance. Middlebury students can now contribute directly to that effort through $5,000 in CCI-Select funding to support unpaid summer internships aligned with Ukraine’s reconstruction. Applications are due April 2, 2026.
