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Twenty alumni from the Middlebury Institute’s International Environmental Policy program gathered in Monterey last weekend to share updates and meet with faculty and staff – and have some fun.
| by Jason Warburg
Five Middlebury Institute faculty experts will examine nationalism, terrorism and cybercrime, and language and identity as part of this spring’s WorldViews Speaker Series.
Student accomplishments, remarkable alumni, expert newsmakers, and the largest individual gift in the history of the Institute. Looking back at some of most read and best loved stories of 2018.
The Middlebury Institute Winter Commencement on Saturday December 15th celebrated the achievements of 84 graduates from 14 countries.
| by Mitchell Leong MANPTS '19
Associate Professor Philipp C. Bleek was in Jakarta, Indonesia for a workshop on “Strengthening National Capacity on Nonproliferation, Disarmament and Implementation of Peaceful Uses.”
New pilot software developed by the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey’s Center for the Blue Economy shows that beyond the year 2050, sea level rise is a very likely possibility for the Monterey Peninsula and that making strides to adapt to it sooner rather than later is the best course of action.
Using satellite imagery, experts at the Middlebury Institute’s James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies created an interactive website examining the Russian nuclear test site in Novaya Zemlya.
The world’s oceans are increasingly monitored through complex networks of sensors and communications technologies producing large quantities of “operational oceanography” data.
New software could help Monterey adapt to sea level rise.
Seal bombs are being used in California fisheries to deter marine mammals from fish nets and fishing grounds. But the practice poses significant risk to marine life, regulation is weak, and research guiding current policy is outdated and incomplete.
