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Interested in a teaching career? Join MIIS Alum and Department Chair at Stevenson School, Brooke Higgins, as he discusses how you could potentially teach at Stevenson School.

Come learn more about this student-led program, which will include lectures by Italian experts in terrorism and terrorism financing, including members of the FIU in Rome and site visits to relevant organizations. Pizza will be served!

Join Stanford Health Care as they present their Summer Medical Interpretation Internship opportunities for both 1st and 2nd year TILM Students. Please note: You are required to attend this session if you are applying for an internship.

Spence Green is CEO of Lilt, which builds intelligent software to automate translation. Join us to learn about machine learning and AI in translation! Spence Green received a PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University, and a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Virginia.

Join Maija West as she discusses paid internship opportunities for the Taos Healing and Reconciliation project. This project seeks to address the current racial divides, through a facilitated discussion and workshop process, using a trauma-informed curriculum and proven reconciliation models.

Don’t miss Director of Grower Education, Joy Jacobs, as she discusses career opportunities at the California Strawberry Commission and more: -Agriculture wants you! Career Opportunities in our backyard and abroad -How does your academic career apply? Communicating what you bring to the table and how you can adapt RSVP in Zócalo

Professional portraits for students are back! Interested students should sign up and make a nonrefundable payment of $25 (cash or check) with Emily Weidner at the Center for Advising & Career Services. Please make checks payable to: Randy Tunnell.

We are now offering professional portraits to students! Interested students should sign up and make a nonrefundable payment of $25 (cash or check) with Emily Weidner at the Center for Advising & Career Services. Please make checks payable to: Randy Tunnell. Location: Outside of Samson Center

The Presidential Management Fellowship is the flagship leadership development program used by US Government agencies to hire highly qualified applicants with advanced degrees. The PMF provides a two-year, salaried fellowship with plenty of advancement and career development opportunities. The application cycle opens October 23rd and closes November 1st. Please join us to learn more about this awesome opportunity! More at pmf.gov.

If you are an incoming Peace Corps Fellow for Fall 2017 please attend this important orientation to learn all you need to know to meet your internship requirement. Second year Peace Corps Fellows will also be participating to share their experiences. For questions about this information session please contact Edy Rhodes.