Curious about a career in global health, public health, or health policy? The Global Health Field Guide, hosted by CCI and the Global Health Department, brings alumni back to campus to share their career journeys, insights, and advice. Don’t miss the chance to attend the career panel and one-on-one chats—open to all students, no matter your major!
The cycle of alumni helping students transition from college to career runs strong at Middlebury, and is made even stronger today through Midd2Midd. Launched in 2019, the program features more than 11,000 alumni, parents, and other members of the Middlebury College community who are willing to share career advice from around the world and virtually every career field imaginable.
Discover how Middlebury alumni are turning their liberal arts education into impactful careers at the Biology Field Guide—don’t miss this opportunity to connect, network, and explore your path!
Join the Center for Careers and Internships and the History Department for the History Field Guide, where alumni return to campus to share career advice. From government and publishing to legal services and investment, these alumni offer diverse perspectives on how a history major can lead to exciting career paths. Don’t miss the career panel, one-on-one chats, and the chance to connect on Midd2Midd!
This summer, a group of interns from Middlebury and Dartmouth Colleges traveled to Uganda, partnering with Team4Tech and The African SOUP to enhance digital literacy in rural communities.
Navigating the job market can be challenging, especially for LGBTQ+ individuals seeking inclusive and supportive work environments. To help you thrive in your career, we’ve curated a list of valuable resources provided by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) community. These resources are designed to offer guidance, support, and networking opportunities for LGBTQ+ professionals.
Middlebury College has been recognized as one of the top producers of volunteers serving in the Peace Corps since the founding of the agency in 1961. A total of 416 alumni have served during that time placing it at No. 5 among small colleges and universities.
In March, two cohorts of ten Middlebury students utilized their spring breaks to discover and explore career paths in innovation and global affairs respectively, during two separate Center for Careers and Internships (CCI) Student Treks taking them to Boston and Washington, DC.
As summer approaches, Middlebury students are gearing up for a season of learning, and professional development through internships. To help students make the most of this experience, CCI is offering advice from one of its own, Peer Career Advisor Katya Juarez ’24. With her expertise and experience, Katya shares her top ten tips to maximize your summer internship and pave the way for future career success.
