“Society Needs You,” Ambassador Elayne Whyte Gómez Tells Graduating Class
“There is no individual life without society,” alumna Elayne Whyte Gómez told the Middlebury Institute’s spring 2018 graduates, “and society needs you.”
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Four Alumni Recognized for Achievement at Spring Commencement
Spring Commencement will spotlight the achievements and volunteer service of four distinguished Middlebury Institute alumni.
Spring Commencement Speaker is Alumna Who Negotiated Nuclear Treaty
Institute alumna Elayne Whyte Gómez, who led the negotiation of the UN Nuclear Weapon Ban Treaty, will address graduates at Commencement on May 19.
Institute Team Wins Monterey Bay Start-Up Challenge
A team of two Middlebury Institute students won the Student Division of the Monterey Bay Start-Up Challenge with their idea to create an insurance market social enterprise that started as a class project.
Student Wins United Nations Translation Contest
| by Jason Warburg
Student Theresa Waldhäusl traveled to Geneva last week to accept the First Place award in the United Nations’ annual St. Jerome Translation Contest, in the German category.
Former Kyrgyz President Otunbayeva: Road to Democracy Not a Straight Path
Former Kyrgyz President Roza Otunbayeva shares her experience leading the first peaceful transition from authoritarian rule to parliamentary democracy in Central Asia.
Professor Anne Campbell Receives Faculty Excellence Award
The Middlebury Institute’s annual Faculty Excellence Award for 2018 has been awarded to International Education Management Professor Anne Campbell.
Students & Alumni Network at Anti-Money Laundering Forum
Professor Moyara Ruehsen and a group of Institute students met with alumni and prospective employers at the annual West Coast Anti-Money Laundering Forum.
Measuring the Blue Economy Worldwide
The Center for the Blue Economy leads the effort to measure the economic contributions of oceans and coastlines at the local, regional, state, national, and international levels.
The Role of the Ocean in the U.S. Economy
You’ve heard of “Ocean Satellite Accounts,” right? No? Well, that could be because they do not exist—yet.