Center for Careers & Internships

Dyann DelVecchio ‘91 from Seyfarth Shaw LLP will hold a career conversation. Biography Dyann DelVecchio represents corporations, educational institutions, and research institutions in connection with obtaining work visas for professional employees. She also assists performing artists and athletes in obtaining immigrant and non-immigrant visas. Dyann serves as a frequent panelist and trainer, has co-authored a number of articles on immigration law, and is often interviewed by the press on issues relating to immigration.

All Middlebury Class of 2012 and 2011.5 Seniors should attend Career Service’s required annual Senior Meeting. There are 3 different meetings times on September 20th — 12:30 p.m.; 4:30 p.m.; or 6:00 p.m. Attend one meeting to qualify for the full senior recruiting, grad school and employment program. Note: Even if you are unclear about your post graduation plans you should attend your class meeting.

Haven’t had your resume reviewed since last year? Need to add your summer experience? Attend RESUMANIA! this week. Wed – Friday; 1-5 pm at Career Services. Bring your resume and 15 minutes and we’ll give you a completely edited, strategically thought out, and error free resume. Cover letters and short career questions also most welcome.

Haven’t had your resume reviewed since last year? Need to add your summer experience? Attend RESUMANIA! this week. Wed – Friday; 1-5 pm at Career Services. Bring your resume and 15 minutes and we’ll give you a completely edited, strategically thought out, and error free resume. Cover letters and short career questions also most welcome.

Haven’t had your resume reviewed since last year? Need to add your summer experience? Attend RESUMANIA! this week. Wed – Friday; 1-5 pm at Career Services. Bring your resume and 15 minutes and we’ll give you a completely edited, strategically thought out, and error free resume. Cover letters and short career questions also most welcome.

Does anyone really read my application to a federal job? How can my resume stand out in USAJOBS? What will I actually be doing at my federal internship this summer? Attend this webinar and you will hear the answers to these questions and more from entry-level hires and interns who have successfully—and recently—completed the federal application process. You will learn about what these successful applicants did to achieve their coveted federal positions and what types of projects they are working on now. All students welcome!

Guest Speaker about Public Service Careers in Education Come hear from Call to Serve Speaker’s Bureau representative Ayesha D. Edwards, a Management and Program Analyst in the Office of Innovation and Improvement (OII) at the U.S. Department of Education. She will be calling in from DC and leading this webinar to motivate you to pursue a career in public service. Ayesha is a young and energetic federal government employee, and a native Washingtonian. She earned a M.A. in Higher Education Administration from the University of Maryland College Park and a B.A.

Come one, come all to hear Middlebury faculty and staff share their Peace Corps experiences! Interested in making a difference in the world and yourself? Fascinated by the prospect of living and working overseas and learning foreign languages? Attend this presentation to learn more about the Peace Corps, pick up informational materials, and hear firsthand stories of Middlebury faculty and staff who served as volunteers throughout the world! Why: Because life is calling!!!

Returned Peace Corps Volunteer panel comprised of Middlebury staff and faculty.

Since 1961, the Peace Corps has shared with the world America’s most precious resource – its people. Peace Corps Volunteers serve in 77 countries in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Central and South America, Europe, and the Middle East. Collaborating with local community members, Volunteers work in areas like education, youth outreach and community development, the environment, and information technology.