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| by Mitchell Leong MANPTS '19
Associate Professor Philipp C. Bleek’s recent lecture entitled “Chemical Weapons and their Horrible, But Also Hopeful, Past, Present and Future” received high praise from attendees of the World Affairs Council of Monterey Bay Area (WACMB).
| by Mitchell Leong MANPTS '19
Middlebury Institute students joined Apple’s Global Security and Risk Intelligence Lead Jennifer Anthony as she shared her rich experiences working for both the public and private sector.
| by Rachel Christopherson; Wikipedia; World Bank
The People’s Republic of Bangladesh is a country whose maritime territory is roughly equal to the size of its land area.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Perhaps the greatest life lesson recent graduate Elea Becker Lowe MAIEP ’18 can share is one she herself has heeded: when presented with an opportunity, go for it.
| by Jason Warburg
High-level trade officials, policy experts and private sector representatives were among the speakers at a conference hosted by Middlebury Institute students.
| by Sarah Kagingo
The Sustainable Blue Economy Conference is being co-hosted by Kenya and Canada in Nairobi, Kenya, November 26-28th, 2018. This article references the Center for the Blue Economy’s definition of a “Sustainable Blue Economy,” in reference to obstacles Uganda faces to make the Blue Economy a reality in that country.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Perhaps the greatest life lesson recent graduate Elea Becker Lowe MAIEP ’18 can share is one she herself has heeded: when presented with an opportunity, go for it.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Lissett Samaniego MATI ’10 of Stanford Hospital and Clinics answers questions about a critically important field.
| by Mitchell Leong, Graduate Assistant, and CTEC
Middlebury Institute students Shailene Pimentel, Cierra Horsting, Chuck Woodson, and CTEC Director Jason Blazakis interviewed retired general and Ambassador Dell Daily at the Birnam Golf Club in Santa Barbara.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
As a cofounder of a company that helps organizations narrow the gender pay gap, Zara Nanu MPA ’06 is seeking to resolve one of the corporate world’s most persistent problems.
