Center for Careers & Internships CENTER FOR CAREERS & INTERNSHIPS

Resume and Cover Letter Workshop

Attend this workshop if you want help writing a resume and cover letter! Open to all majors and class years, we can help you with everything from format, structure, and content. We will teach you how to target your resume to a specific position/field and help you stand out during a job, internship, or graduate school application process.

Adirondack Coltrane Lounge

Public Health/Global Health Job Workshop

Learn how refine your job search and decipher job postings in the Public Health and Global Health fields. Discuss pros and cons of working in the different types of organizations that engage in PH/GH work. The job opportunities are more expansive, yet more hidden, than you think!

(Private)

Closed to the Public

Problem Solving in Real-World Economics: Mergers, Discriminatory Lending and Drug Pricing

Come learn from three Middlebury Grads that apply their liberal arts training to real world problems in their everyday jobs. Dan Ladd ’14 will talk about how merging companies calculate potential detrimental effects on consumers. Zach Weiss ’15 will talk about how to detect if commercial banks use race and sex as a factor in mortgage-lending decisions. Max Friedman ’12 will talk about pricing and market access issues for medications.

Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

Preparing a Competetive STEM Graduate School Application

Harvard University’s Dr. Davie Van Vactor (Professor of Cell Biology) and Dr. Jason Heustis (Lecturer and Curriculum Fellow, Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology) will lead a workshop on how to prepare a competitive STEM graduate school application. Following a short presentation, Drs. Van Vactor and Heustis will be available for individual 1:1 review of application materials. Dinner will be provided.

Adirondack Coltrane Lounge

Preparations & Possibilities: Welcome to your Major

A Sophomore Conference event. Academic departments are hosting discussions for new majors, where students and faculty can explore the passions and interests that draw them to that area of study. Refreshments to be provided at 1:15. For more information see the full schedule

McCardell Bicentennial Hall 104

Free