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At the Middlebury Institute, students become colleagues and often continue collaboration with faculty beyond graduation. A great example of this tradition is the continued research collaboration between International Education Management Professor David Wick and alumna Evelyn Lueker MAIEM ‘18.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
As a proactive response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Middlebury Institute suspended all in-person classes and began offering remote learning on March 23. Other measures include the postponement or cancellation of public events and activities.
| by Laurie Patton
The Middlebury Institute is taking proactive measures to help mitigate the transmission of Covid-19. These steps include moving to remote instruction after Spring Break, on Monday, March 23 and cancelling all non-class events as of Wednesday, March 11. As of today, there are no known or suspected cases of Covid-19 on our campus.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Staff and faculty from the Middlebury Institute joined colleagues from Cal State University Monterey Bay to kick off “semester of relationship-building” with City of Gonzales to explore options for increased involvement, research and classes.
Staff and faculty from the Middlebury Institute joined colleagues from California State University Monterey Bay (CSUMB) to kick off “semester of relationship-building” with City of Gonzales to explore options for increased involvement, research and classes.
| by Linny Tran
Gloria Zhang is a second-semester student in the Translation and Localization Management (TLM) program at MIIS, with a focus in the localization track. This past January, she participated in Team France, one of the immersive professional learning programs during J-term.
Team France 2020, led by Professor David Wick in the International Education Management (IEM) program, took participants to Paris, where students made site visits to Middlebury Le Centre Madeleine, Campus France, CEA Paris, Sciences Po Bordeaux, and many more. Students also got to learn about the history of croissants and baguettes at a French bakery.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Students from the Translation, Interpretation, and Localization Management (TILM) degrees secure jobs and internships during busy week of career-related events at the Middlebury Institute.
