Center for Careers & Internships

Bucket Lists are popular because they allow us to dream big and plan for things we want to do in our life before we eventually “kick the bucket.” So why not create a “Bucket List” for college; its a fun way to think choices for your time at Middlebury and beyond. Let’s keep your dreams top of mind as you experience all that Middlebury has to offer. This program is designed for First Years and Sophomore Febs.

As a student, you are often presented with multiple options and face tough decisions that may have lasting impact on your life. Come to this workshop if you have an important decision to make in the near future. You might be thinking about choosing classes or a major, where to study aboard, what to do this summer, or which internship offer to take. Come learn how to use logic, data and feelings to make good choices. This program is designed for First Years and Sophomore Febs.

Bucket Lists are popular because they allow us to dream big and plan for things we want to do in our life before we eventually “kick the bucket.” So why not create a “Bucket List” for college; its a fun way to think of choices for your time at Middlebury and beyond. Let’s keep your dreams top of mind as you experience all that Middlebury has to offer. This program is designed for First Years and Sophomore Febs.

Come Learn about the Center for Careers and Internships, The Hub and The Center for Community Engagement. 

Come learn from a panel of graduate students at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies (MIIS) about what it’s like to specifically study NPTS. Bring your questions, and be ready for the group to discuss topics like why they attended grad school, what skills are they developing and how they want to use their degree. Open to all students.

Come learn from a panel of graduate students at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies (MIIS) about what it’s like to specifically study IPD. Bring your questions, and be ready for the group to discuss topics like why they attended grad school, what skills are they developing and how they want to use their degree. Open to all students.

Come learn how to serve your country by working or interning in the intelligence community. Open to all students of any major or class year, but especially those interested in using language or STEM abilities. A few requirements: you must be a US Citizen and drug free 1 year before applying. Other considerations like work locations (in DC or overseas?) and impact of study abroad will be discussed as well as how the security clearance and background check works.

Torden is a New England-based professional services firm that provides foreign language solutions to the Federal Government – specifically, the Intelligence Community.
Working as members of an integrated Government-Contractor team in support of our nation’s National Security, Torden language professionals help protect against threats emanating from our Nation’s adversaries.

Come learn from a panel of graduate students and alums at a variety of top schools. If you’re curious if graduate school is the right move for you, this is the event to attend. Bring your questions. All students welcome

This mandatory one-hour training will provide information and resources for students taking part in internships and self-directed projects this summer that are funded or sponsored by the Center for Careers and Internships.