Center for Careers & Internships

Education in Action (EIA) four-part workshop series. The first meeting will be a general overview of Middlebury resources for funding and opportunities, how to access them and apply. Geared toward First-years and Sophomores. The second meeting (1/17) will cover best practices for applying, who on campus is available to help, and your specific questions. The third meeting (1/24)will be an overview of postgraduate and fellowship opportunities geared toward Juniors and Seniors.

The Center for Education in Action (EIA) is excited to announce the doubling of funds to support unpaid summer internships, self-designed projects, and service experiences, local, national, and international. Internships are a great way to explore a career interest, connect to academic work, or pursue a deep personal interest. Come to this session to learn about the newly revised application process, more flexible deadlines (now 3, not just 1) and also hear from students who benefited from funds last year.

Center for Education in Action (EIA) four-session workshop. What does applying to college look like for students lacking the resources and support to navigate the complex process and paperwork? Given the economic climate and rising rates of tuition, some may even question whether the cost is worth the benefits. This workshop is designed to create dialogue to identify and explore the various challenges facing American youth today in applying for college.

Center for Education in Action (EIA) four-session workshop. What does applying to college look like for students lacking the resources and support to navigate the complex process and paperwork? Given the economic climate and rising rates of tuition, some may even question whether the cost is worth the benefits. This workshop is designed to create dialogue to identify and explore the various challenges facing American youth today in applying for college.

Center for Education in Action (EIA) four-session workshop. What does applying to college look like for students lacking the resources and support to navigate the complex process and paperwork? Given the economic climate and rising rates of tuition, some may even question whether the cost is worth the benefits. This workshop is designed to create dialogue to identify and explore the various challenges facing American youth today in applying for college.

Center for Education in Action (EIA) four-session workshop. What does applying to college look like for students lacking the resources and support to navigate the complex process and paperwork? Given the economic climate and rising rates of tuition, some may even question whether the cost is worth the benefits. This workshop is designed to create dialogue to identify and explore the various challenges facing American youth today in applying for college.

Lunch and learn for the Summer Undergraduate Research Program. How to market your research skills and find job and internship opportunities. RSVP by 6/28. Sponsored by the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Research and the Center for Careers and Internships.

Come learn about summer programs and opportunities available to Middlebury students. Representatives will be on hand to answer questions and you can pick up information. Stay for as much or as little time as you like. Refreshments will be available. Sponsored by: Language Schools Bread Loaf School of English School of the Environment Foodworks MiddCORE Monterey Summer Intensive Language Programs Center for Careers and Internships

This is your chance to get involved…Meet representatives from over 50 non-profit organizations and student service groups to learn how you can get involved with our local community and our wider world. The MiddAction Fair will provide you with the opportunity to engage directly in local activism, volunteering, social justice, and service-learning activities in areas such as education, literacy, youth mentoring, environment, emergency services, public health, poverty, hunger, housing, and much more. Questions? Contact Ashley Calkins, jcalkins@middlebury.edu, 802.443.3099.

Middlebury students of all majors are invited to a lunch hosted by Goldman Sachs in partnership with CCI. Goldman Sachs is a leading global investment banking, securities and investment management firm that provides a wide range of services worldwide to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and high-net-worth individuals. Please join us to learn about internship opportunities, talk with Middlebury alumni currently working at the company, and explore exceptional opportunities in finance.