Center for Careers & Internships

Andrew Dubuque, Laurie Hebert and Greg Woodworth ‘81 will be available at this session. Students should bring hard copies of their resumes. National Life Group is a diversified family of financial service companies that has successfully forged a strong identity as a product innovator offering personalized service. Companies in the group offer a comprehensive portfolio of life insurance, annuity and investment products to help individuals, families and businesses pursue their financial goals. National Life Group, a Fortune 1000 company, serves more than 870,000 customers.

Careers In Finance 101. Think you might be interested in an internship or job in finance? Be sure to attend Morgan Stanley’s 12th annual Wall Street 101 presentation to learn more about this highly dynamic and challenging field. All Middlebury students are invited to attend. Since 1935, Morgan Stanley has served as the preeminent financial advisor to companies, governments and investors from around the world. Morgan. Stanley has earned recognition as a leader in every aspect of financial services and as one of the most admired companies in any industry.

Representatives from the Monterey Institute of International Studies, Middlebury’s affiliate in graduate studies, will be hosting an Information Session.

Monitor Group (Strategy Consulting) Employer Information Session Presented by Middlebury alumnus Andrew Feinberg ’04. All Middlebury students who wish to learn about entry level consulting opportunities should attend (particularly in offices abroad). Employer Description: Monitor Group is a strategic consulting firm that collaborates with the world’s leading corporations, governments, and social sector organizations to drive growth in ways that are most important to them.

Come meet Pauline Jennett, Recruitment & Admissions Director from MLT.

Master of Finance Information Session. Two exciting new announcements to share about our MIT Sloan Master of Finance program. First, we are offering an additional round of admissions with an application deadline of March 15th. Second, is the availability of partial tuition fellowships for a select group of highly qualified candidates. These recent changes in our program are in response to growing student and industry demand for the specialized degree.

EIA’s Professional-in-Residence Lisa Leopold is Assistant Professor of English for Academic and Professional Purposes at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, where she teaches courses in Business Correspondence, Public Speaking, Editing, Oral Communication, and Academic and Policy Writing to international graduate students. She loves helping students to realize their professional dreams.

MIIS offers twelve different graduate degrees in translation and interpreting, conference interpreting (all interpreting degrees are in eight different languages), and translation and localization management; degrees in international policy, including environmental policy, public administration focusing on international development and nonprofit management, nonproliferation and terrorism studies, and international education management, a globally focused MBA and degrees in TESOL (Teach English to Speakers of Other Languages) and TFL (Teaching Foreign Language).

The Center for Education in Action brings you Middlebury FoodWorks: Louisville! A new internship program JUST for Middlebury students. Opportunities are now available for up to 12 students to participate in FoodWorks: Louisville, a nine-week paid internship program focused on the local food economy in Louisville, KY.: from cultivation and harvest, to public health and nutrition; community organizing, policy, and advocacy; and economic development and social enterprise.

The Center for Education in Action brings you Middlebury FoodWorks: Louisville! A new internship program JUST for Middlebury students. Opportunities are now available for up to 12 students to participate in FoodWorks: Louisville, a nine-week paid internship program focused on the local food economy in Louisville, KY.: from cultivation and harvest, to public health and nutrition; community organizing, policy, and advocacy; and economic development and social enterprise.