Center for Careers & Internships

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.

Visit us and meet the great CCI team to learn more about our wide range of programming, opportunities, and resources that support students through the career exploration process during their time here at Middlebury.

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.

Wondering How to Make the World a Better Place? Your Liberal Arts Education Will Come in Supremely Handy A Sophomore Conference event featuring guest speaker Ninive Calegari ‘93. For more information see the full schedule

A Sophomore Conference Event featuring panels of alumni, addressing how their major has informed their careers and prepared them for many of life’s possibilities. For more information see the full schedule

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

A reception will follow the main Sophomore Conference event with hors d’oeuvres, dinner, and opportunities for student, alumni, and faculty networking. For more information see the full schedule

A Sophomore Conference event with two sessions of skill-based and reflective workshops organized around your life as a sophomore. For more information see the full schedule

Students will be able to meet with alumni over breakfast on career and other post-graduation related topics. A special discussion about mission driven lives and careers, across the non-profit sector, that all require vision, leadership, capacity building, communication, and more. For more information see the full schedule.

Explore and learn how to connect your liberal arts education to life’s opportunities! The Sophomore Conference 2016 is designed to help sophomores and sophomore Febs transition into your newly selected major and help you think about the myriad destinations where your major might take you! Explore your new major with department faculty. Be inspired by the keynote address, “Wondering How to Make the World a Better Place?