Center for Careers & Internships

Join this session from Fast Enterprises to gain valuable insights on the essential factors to consider when applying for a position and undergoing the interview process. The session aims to empower you with the knowledge to assess whether a company aligns with your goals. We’ll cover key aspects to watch out for during interviews, offer valuable considerations, and equip you with sample questions to enhance your chances of a successful experience. We’re here to support your journey toward finding the perfect fit!

This information session will cover the steps needed to find a winter-term internship, earn internship credit, and secure funding support from the CCI (limited grants available to students on financial aid OR for internships related to conflict transformation).

Students unable to attend may schedule an appointment with Amy McGlashan with questions about the Winter Term Internship process and rules, or any CCI advisor for assistance with finding a Winter Term internship.

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.

Serving in the Peace Corps is a tremendous way to launch a career in the international arena. Stop by the Davis Library and talk to Bill Bridgeford, who has held positions in international development in the Marshall Islands, Myanmar, and most recently, in North Macedonia, as a Peace Corps Volunteer.

The National Security Agency (NSA) is the intelligence community’s leading agency in signals intelligence and information assurance. Come learn about Foreign Language Analysis and how to 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. This session will provide you with details on NSA’s full-time positions and summer internships as a US Language Analyst for the NSA. You must be a U.S.

The world needs people who can reach across cultural and linguistic barriers to solve our greatest challenges, from poverty to climate change. The Middlebury Institute of International Studies (MIIS) and Middlebury Language Schools integrate language into our core curricula to ensure our graduates can pursue global careers in fields as diverse as education management, environmental policy, public administration, business, teaching, development, nonproliferation, counterterrorism, trade and more.

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.

This mandatory one-hour in-person training will provide information and resources for all students taking part in internships this summer that are funded or sponsored by the Center for Careers and Internships. Topics covered will include grant requirements, as well as resources and tips to help you prepare for and be successful in your internship. This session is required whether you are taking part in a remote, hybrid, or in-person internship.

This workshop explores the power dynamics present in the workplace and how to navigate starting, engaging in, or protecting oneself when difficult, controversial, or risky conversations occur. We will primarily be focusing on race, racism, and white supremacy.

The Center for Careers and Internships, Middlebury Women on Wall Street, and the Student Investment Committee invite students planning to begin their careers in investment banking or consulting to this sesion led by Maggie Caputi ‘16 of Amity Search Partners.