Summer Intensive Language Program Welcomes 103 Students
The Middlebury Institute this week welcomed students from 32 states and five countries for the eight-week Summer Intensive Language program.
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Students Win Highly Competitive Fellowships & Scholarships
Major fellowships and scholarships awarded to Middlebury Institute students this year include Fulbright, Boren, California Sea Grants and U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarships.
Alumni Play Important Role in Inauguration of First Female President of Taiwan
Three Middlebury Institute alumni facilitated communications with foreign dignitaries at the May inauguration of Tsai Ing-Wen, Taiwan’s first female president.
Client Project Takes MBA Students to Mexico
Middlebury Institute MBA students traveled to Mexico this spring to research grass fed beef production for a comprehensive market study they conducted for a client.
Three Students and Professor Study Mining Risk to Water in Four Countries
This summer three Middlebury Institute Research Fellows will study the risk copper mines pose to river basins in four countries, Australia, Peru, Chile and Zambia, under the guidance of professor and principal investigator Lyuba Zarsky.
Restoring a Pearl at the Heart of Campus
The Middlebury Institute’s plans to restore the 170-year-old Lara Soto Adobe at the center of campus recently received a major boost in the form of a $125,000 grant from the Monterey Peninsula Foundation.
Listen Humbly and Make a Difference: Spring Commencement 2016
Noted Afghan educator Sakena Yacoobi tells 270 Middlebury Institute graduates from 31 countries that “every one one of us needs to be humble” to have an impact working with communities around the world.
Alumni Achievement Award Winners Celebrated
Four Middlebury Institute alumni will be recognized for their outstanding citizenship and passionate professional commitment at the 2016 Spring Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 21.
Institute Experts Contribute to Climate Adaptation Study
Middlebury Institute professor Fernando DePaolis and Center for the Blue Economy senior fellow Phil King were major contributors to a new study that could help coastal towns and cities around the nation identify strategies for responding to rising sea levels.
Festival Celebrates Monterey as “Language Capital of the World”
Middlebury Institute students and faculty offered mini language lessons as part of a festival celebrating world cultures and Monterey´s trademarked status as “Language Capital of the World.”