Center for Careers & Internships

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Lucienne M. Ide ’97 is a physician, scientist, and entrepreneur who is CEO of Rimidi, an IT company she founded in 2012 to address the challenging health and cost implications of common chronic diseases like diabetes. After earning a BA in physics from Middlebury, Ide worked for the National Security Agency, Raytheon Systems, and Monarch Capital Partners. With a desire to shift her focus to health, Ide enrolled in the joint MD/PhD Medical Scientist Training Program at Emory University, which she completed in 2009.

The Brattle Group will host an in-person information session for Research Analyst career opportunities on September 27. This is a unique opportunity to learn from Midd alumni about the work they do at Brattle and economic consulting in general. Attendees will hear directly from the consulting staff, who will be available to answer questions about the recruitment timeline and application process.

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Join Trinity Life Sciences consultants to walk through a typical case interview. This will help prepare you for an interview with Trinity and allow you to learn more about what it is like to work as a life sciences consultant. Please register via Handshake.

Writing your first college résumé may seem daunting, but our advisors make the process easy! Learn how to turn the experience you gained through academic, co-curricular, community engagement, work, and other experience into a strong Middlebury résumé. Stop by anytime between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to meet with a CCI Advisor or Peer Career Advisor.

Your new college résumé will help you to:
• apply for on-campus jobs and other opportunities;
• apply for future internships;
• and more!

Serving in the Peace Corps is a great way to immerse yourself in a new culture, utilize your language skills, and have the experience of a lifetime. This information session is specifically targeted toward language students and will touch on the amazing work Peace Corps Volunteers accomplish abroad. It will also focus on opportunities Volunteers can take advantage of once they return from service.

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The National Security Agency (NSA) is the intelligence community’s leading agency in signals intelligence and information assurance. Join Jenny W., NSA’s Senior Language Authority Outreach Lead, to learn about Foreign Language Analysis and how you can use your language skills to help the United States. Language analysts evaluate foreign communications and work directly with their understanding of nuance, context and cultural overtones to produce translations and reports.

The Middlebury Institute of International Studies offers several degree programs (online, onsite and hybrid) that leverage a student’s language ability for international careers in diplomacy, development, security, translation, interpretation, environmental policy, and education. Come learn how the Institute programs work, and about scholarships available for Middlebury Language Schools alumni. 

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In this session, Chinese School Associate Director and former public school teacher Mairead Harris will give an overview of the options available for aspiring language teachers who wish to work in public schools. Obtaining a credential or license is often a barrier for aspiring teachers; Mairead will walk participants through some common ways to pursue an appropriate teaching credential outside of a licensure degree program.

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As the lead U.S. foreign affairs agency, the U.S. Department of State advances the interests of the American people, their safety, and economic prosperity. The Department operates across more than 270 locations abroad, and throughout the United States, to amplify our nation’s voice and bring diplomacy to areas with critical needs. Foreign and Civil Service employees promote diplomacy while advancing America’s interests, solving global challenges, and finding new ways to work together as a country to maximize the impact of our nation’s resources.