MIIS, CNS Experts in Demand as Terrorism, Nuclear Strategy Make the Headlines
Stephen Schwartz and Miles Pomper of CNS are quoted by TIME and Newsweek, while Professor Gordon Hahn is interviewed on Russia Today and Los Angeles radio.
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Limited Numbers of Tickets Still Available for TEDxMonterey on April 16
The upcoming TEDxMonterey conference features 15 presenters illustrating the theme “Be the Solution” in sustainability, technology, education, and social change. This independent TED event will bring the Monterey community together and create new opportunities for innovation.
4/13: Guest Lecturer David Rutledge to Address “The Coal Question,” Energy Policy and Climate Change
On April 13, California Institute of Technology Professor David Rutledge will address the implications of dwindling coal reserves for energy policy and climate change in a public lecture at the Monterey Institute.
4/5: Microsoft’s Windows Localization Expert to Speak to MIIS Localization Students
Ulrike Irmler, manager of Microsoft’s initiative to localize Windows 7 for international markets around the world, will speak to Monterey Institute localization students April 5; the event is open to the public.
4/9: MIIS Follies Talent Show to Benefit Relief Work in Haiti
For MPA student Sophie Dessources, fundraising for her Haitian homeland at the legendary MIIS Follies is what “Be the Solution” is all about.
Olympic Flame Led Student to Global Village at MIIS
MPA student Wangxing Zhao says working for the Olympics in Beijing sparked his interest for an international career.
Institute’s Translation and Interpretation Program Lauded on Radio Free Europe
A March 29 piece on Radio Free Europe features the vital role of interpreters at the core of UN operations, and praises the Monterey Institute’s translation and interpretation program.
NY Times, ABC News and International News Agencies Quote MIIS Experts on START Follow-On Treaty
Nonproliferation experts at the Institute’s James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies have been highly sought after this week to explain the new treaty and the road ahead.
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.
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.