Professor Jason Scorse Elected to Otter Project Board
Professor Scorse will aid Institute alumna and Otter Project Executive Director Allison Ford in efforts to save California sea otters and their ocean habitat.
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Princeton Review Student Survey Ranks MBA Program among Top 15 in Global Management
Students from 301 business schools honored the Fisher International MBA Program in the survey published in the April 2010 issue of Entrepreneur magazine.
Time, Washington Post, Huffington Post Quote MIIS, CNS Experts
A trio of articles over the past few days saw CNS Director Bill Potter, CNS Deputy Director Leonard Spector, and MIIS Dean Tate Miller quoted in major media outlets.
Monterey Institute and American University in Cairo Sign MOU Promoting Exchanges, Collaboration
A new agreement signed by Institute President Sunder Ramaswamy yesterday in Cairo will promote academic exchanges and research collaboration between MIIS and the American University in Cairo.
CNS Deputy Director Quoted in South Korean Press
Dr. Leonard Spector raises concern over reports that North Korea is assisting Iran in the development of a nuclear weapon.
Take a Class, Get a Job
The Fisher International MBA Program’s course on entrepreneurship leads directly to jobs for six recent students.
Six MIIS Students Selected for Prestigious Nonproliferation Fellowship Program
Students from the Monterey Institute will form nearly a quarter of the next class of Nonproliferation Graduate Fellows at the National Nuclear Security Administration.
MIIS Professor to Address TESOL Arabia Convention
Next week Dr. Kathi Bailey of the Monterey Institute will deliver plenary remarks and lead a workshop and colloquium at a regional conference in Dubai.
Middlebury Board of Trustees Approves Final Agreement with MIIS
The Board’s approval clears the final hurdle for the Monterey Institute to formally become a graduate school of Middlebury College on June 30, 2010.
CNS Experts Quoted in AP Story on Iran’s Nuclear Imports
An Associated Press story on Iran’s efforts to acquire sensitive nuclear components, quoting two CNS experts, has been picked up by news outlets worldwide.