Center for Careers & Internships

Writing a resume as a first year student may seem challenging. However, experience you gained during high school is perfect for a strong Middlebury resume! Stop by the Center for Careers and Internships (CCI) anytime between 1:30pm and 4:30pm to meet with a CCI advisor who will help you transition your high school experiences into a college resume. You can use your new college resume to: • Apply for on-campus jobs and other opportunities • Future internships • …and more!

Attend this virtual information session to meet Vivian Guo, an IPE major from the class of 2015, to learn more about their full-time Research Associate position within the Templeton Global Macro group at Franklin Templeton Investments in San Mateo, CA. This position could be a great opportunity to seniors from all majors who have an interest in international affairs and languages.

Come meet with Hannah Benz, Assistant Director of Health Professions & STEM Advising. All students new to health professions are welcome to attend this information session. If you are thinking about pursuing a career in Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary, Physician Assistant or other health profession, come learn how a successful application takes more than just good science grades.

Come meet with Hannah Benz, Health Professions & STEM Advisor. All students new to pre-med/health careers track should attend this information session. If you are thinking about pursuing a career in Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary, Physician Assistant, or another health profession, come learn how a successful application takes more than just good grades in the sciences.

As a first year student, the Center for Careers and Internships (CCI) can help you start exploring your options when it comes to majors and internships. You don’t need to know where to start and do not need to have any questions. At this event, we will provide an overview of CCI’s valuable resources, introduce you to our team advisors, and go over helpful strategies for developing resumes and cover letters. This intro-event will give you the kick start you’ll want to start thinking about major options and internships.

75% of internet users, and 86% of Facebook postings, use a language other than English. Public and private sector organizations who wish to reach the non-English populations have to grapple with “localization”: the process of adapting a product or content to a specific locale or market. The language services industry recently surpassed the $40 billion mark and is projected to continue its rapid growth. There is a great need in this industry for localization professionals who are proficient in translation, technology, and business skills.

Looking for an internship in DC? Come hear from alumni and students about interning in DC! Bring questions about application processes, CCI funding, and anything else you want to know. Tuesday, Feb. 27th @ 4:30 in ADK Hosted by Midd Dems and Tim Mosehauer (Associate Director of Career Advising) RSVP @ go/politicsintern

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.

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.

A unique Fall Family Weekend opportunity for students to network with parents who have worked to advance the common good—planned or through happenstance—whether through careers in the public, nonprofit, business, or environmental sectors, serving on boards, or volunteering.