Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

If you’re a first-year or sophomore who plans to apply for summer analyst positions in the financial services industry this session should be considered mandatory. Come learn how the recruiting process works at firms like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and other top financial services firms and how to prepare for the process.

The Stem Innovation Program is a creative interdisciplinary program designed to challenge students to formulate and implement a solution to a scientific or technological problem. Each year, a team of students from a variety of STEM departments and disciplines implement a technological solution to a real-world problem. Their goal is to develop a deliverable product in 10 weeks through technological innovation, collaboration, and iteration. We’ll learn about the 2017 project and have an opportunity to engage in a conversation about the role of STEM in the liberal arts.

ES majors, prospective majors, minors, and affiliated faculty are invited to join us for an informal social gathering on Monday April 2nd at 6:00pm in HLD 200 the Environmental Studies Studio. Come learn about opportunities in the program, meet fellow ES majors, minors, and ES faculty, and get any course related questions answered prior to registration. Dinner and good company provided.

RSVP to lnhunt@middlebury.edu not required but encouraged so we can provide enough food.

Please join us for an Economics Graduate Studies Panel Discussion where Professors Martin Abel, Tanya Byker, Amanda Gregg, and David Munro will speak about their experience with graduate studies and provide advice to students, followed with Q & A.

Ajay Verghese is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of California, Riverside. His research is focused on Indian politics, ethnicity, political violence, and historical legacies. His book, The Colonial Origins of Ethnic Violence in India, was published by Stanford University Press in 2016. From 2017-18 he will be a Fulbright scholar in India to study the effects of socioeconomic development on Hindu and Muslim religiosity.

Please join Jon Danilowicz, Diplomat in Residence for New England for an information session highlighting U.S. Department of State student programs and career opportunities. Jon will highlight the Department’s Critical Language Scholarship program, student internship opportunities and the Rangel and Pickering Fellowship programs. They will also discuss Foreign and Civil Service career opportunities, including the Consular Fellows program that targets applicants with proficiency in Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin, Russian and Arabic.

Join your favorite sex educators for a contraception workshop! We will go over many different types of contraception, including how to use them, where to get them, and how they work!

Description: The Honorable Allison Dale Burroughs is a Midd alum and United States District Judge for the District of Massachusetts. She has had J-term interns the past few years. Earlier this year she was in the news for blocking Trump’s travel ban. Read more here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2017/01/29/judge-who-blocked-trump-tr… She will give a lecture to celebrate Constitution Day.

Have you ever felt ‘stuck’ in a difficult situation? Do tough conversations give you anxiety? Negotiations don’t have to cause stress. Come hear from the President of Middlebury College, an expert in national and international conflict mediation. In the past, she has trained students at Emory University and Duke University. Don’t miss the chance to learn from her at Middlebury too!

Sponsored by Middlebury Women Leaders and the MCAB Symposium Committee

Commencement Reception-Literary Studies