Legacy Society donors Tom and Sarah Pattison have devoted their lives — and their giving — to helping train the next generation of experts in the field of nonproliferation.
On graduation day, Lauren Hammer Aguilera MATI ‘20 was hired to be a Spanish Interpreter at the COVID-19 Testing Center in Watsonville and she started working full time the very next day.
International Education Management Professor Anne Campbell and Thi Nguyen MAIEM ‘20 presented research on climate anxiety and international student mobility at the first International Education Climate Action Summit on May 21.
Professor John Balcom of Chinese T&I just published a new book of translated poetry by the Taiwan poet Wu Sheng titled My Village: Selected Poems, 1972-2014.
Middlebury Institute Professor George Henson translated an essay by Bolivian author Edmundo Paz Soldán, entitled “Strange Times,” about life in Covid 19 quarantine, which was just published in World Literature Today.
Middlebury Institute Professor George Henson presented his translation of Mexican novelist Alberto Chimal’s novel The Most Fragile Objects at the 41st annual Palacion de Minería International Book Fair in Mexico City in February.
Jessica Varnum, deputy director of the Institute’s James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, and Associate Professor Philipp Bleek participated in the March 5-6 “Track 2 U.S.-Turkey Strategic Dialogue,” in Brussels, Belgium.
A large group of Middlebury Institute students attended the RSA Conference, a leading international conference on cybersecurity, in San Francisco on February 27th.
A book review by International Education Management student Alexandra Ramos López MAIEM ‘20 was recently published in Frontiers, The Interdisciplinary Journal for Study Abroad.
Barbara Moser-Mercer, former Dean of the Middlebury Institute Graduate School of Translation and Interpretation (1993-1994) has been awarded the prestigious Danica Seleskovitch Prize.
