Center for Careers & Internships

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?

Fall is a busy time to get started on your post-graduation plans, and it’s CCI’s busiest time of year. Why not take advantage now while you can to hear from CCI advisers and get a leg up? Free Nino’s pizza! (Sponsored by the Center for Careers & Internships)

Join CE, CCI and the Education Studies Department for a discussion presented by Meg Porcella, School Effectiveness Coordinator at the Vermont Agency of Education. Lunch will be provided for the first 25 people! Please RSVP to ebacon@middlebury.edu.

The Porter Hospital Winter Term Internship offers a weekly seminar series that is open to all students and alumni. Topics will include: Admission to Medical School, An Allied Health Panel and Doctors Talk Finance. For more information, check out the Health Professions & STEM website at go/hp.

The Porter Hospital Winter Term Internship offers a weekly seminar series that is open to all students and alumni. Topics will include: Admission to Medical School, An Allied Health Panel and Doctors Talk Finance. For more information, check out the Health Professions & STEM website at go/hp.

A team from the Office of Admissions will offer their expertise as to what makes for a compelling personal statement. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls that result in dull and predictable personal statements. Understand the well worn cliches and how to steer clear of the “I love people and I love science!!!” theme in your essay. You’ll come away with a good appreciation for how to reflect on and synthesize an experience. (Sponsored by the Center for Careers & Internships)

Peace Corps service is a personal and professional experience like no other. Volunteers live and work abroad for two years sharing their skills and working to make a difference in their communities. There are a wide variety of Volunteer openings in more than 60 countries that have asked for assistance. Middlebury is celebrated as one of the top producing colleges for Peace Corps Volunteers - be part of the Middlebury legacy of service!

Peace Corps offers many exciting programs in Education, Urban Youth Development, Health, Agriculture/Environment, Business, Information Technology and Community Development in 74 different countries around the world. Peace Corps has also established partnerships with colleges and universities, including the Monterey Institute of International Studies, across the United States that offer academic credit and financial incentives to Volunteers during or after Peace Corps service.