Vice President's Office - MIIS

You are invited to attend the ASILOMAR ‘24 Festival – a vibrant event that is organized by the editors of the “Literary America” almanac, with generous support from the Russian Library and Cultural Center (Sacramento) and the Middlebury Institute of International Studies (Monterey). The event organizers support a peaceful resolution to the war in the Ukraine and hope to share the cultural heritage of both Russians and Ukrainians to promote understanding of their cultures.

Meet and greet with interim MIIS Vice President for Academic Affairs, Steve Snyder. All MIIS students are invited.

Light lunch provided.

RSVP by 2/19: https://forms.gle/tFgGVDmBLLUWNNbCA

Meet and Greet with Interim MIIS Vice President for Academic Affairs, Steve Snyder with introduction by Provost Michelle McCauley.

RSVP by January 25 if you plan to attend.

This event is open to MIIS faculty and staff only.

In the coming month, the cybersecurity faculty search is bringing three finalists to campus. Each finalist will give a talk and have meetings with students, faculty, and administrators.

Christopher Whyte, “Cyber-Enabled Influence Operations & the Subversion Aversion Paradox” 

MG100 or Zoom

In the coming month, the cybersecurity faculty search is bringing three finalists to campus. Each finalist will give a talk and have meetings with students, faculty, and administrators.

Ellen Chapin, “Digital Deception: AI Analysis of Online Extremist Mainstreaming and Disinformation Diagnosis” 

MG100 or Zoom

In the coming month, the cybersecurity faculty search is bringing three finalists to campus. Each finalist will give a talk and have meetings with students, faculty, and administrators.

Daniel Cohen, “Byte Wars: The Intersection of Tech, Cyber, and Psychological Warfare” 

CNS V499 VTC Room or Zoom

Embark on a unique literary journey with historian Claudine Chalmers, co-author of the captivating masterpiece “Barbizon by-the Pacific.” Claudine is set to mesmerize audiences as she shares her remarkable experiences, encounters, and the untold stories that led to the creation of this intriguing book.

The NorCal Peace Corps Association will host a welcoming party for Middlebury Institute of International Studies (MIIS) RPCVs on Sunday October 1^st from 12:30 to 3:00pm. MIIS is known for its excellence in education and has had a relatively high RPCV enrollment due in part to its participation in the Paul D. Coverdell Fellows program that offers substantial financial assistance to Returned Peace Corps Volunteers. MIIS also has several faculty and staff RPCVs who we hope will join us.

Join us for the Color Me MIIS Campus Event! The vibrancy of campus life is calling and we invite you to celebrate the spirit of our campus! Get ready to immerse yourself in our school colors, esprit de corps, and fun! School-colored snacks and drinks provided! Compete in our MIIS Trivia game! Open to MIIS staff, faculty, and students!

Show us your MIIS colors: wear blue, white, and/or green!

RSVP: go.miis.edu/ColorMeMIIS