Field Work: Channeling a Passion for Food into a Career in Sustainability
| by Jason Warburg
Environmental Policy and Management student Leilani Leszkay has put her passion for food into action by helping the campus café craft a healthier menu.
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Field Work: Students Localize a New Online Game Through Class Project
| by Jason Warburg
Translation and localization management students Xiaofei Shen and Minting Lu gained valuable professional experience localizing an online game in development as a class project.
In Conversation: Language Education in the Age of Rapid Technological Change
| by Sierra Abukins
We recently caught up with TESOL program chair Jason Martel, the 2024 Faculty Excellence Award winner, to talk about whether it’s still worth learning a language these days and how long-time language teaching paradigms need to shift.
In the News: Can Sea Urchin Ranching Can Become a Viable, Ecosystem-Boosting Business?
| by Caitlin Fillmore
The Center for the Blue Economy’s research on whether sea urchin ranching could become California’s newest sustainable aquaculture venture was featured in an article in Edible Monterey Bay.
Field Work: Students Develop Workshops to Help the Community Avoid Scams
| by Caitlin Fillmore
Students, seniors and veterans learned how to avoid scams through an educational series developed by financial crime intelligence students at the Middlebury Institute.
Divinity Student Finds Unexpected Career Path and Recognition through Research on Christian Nationalism and Trump Memes
| by Caitlin Fillmore
In their elections coverage, MSNBC.com cited research that Phoebe Jones MAIPD ‘24 conducted as a student researcher for the Center on Terrorism, Extremism and Counterterrorism (CTEC).
Coastal America: A Demographic and Economic Picture
| by Rachel Christopherson; Charles Colgan
A new report by the Center for the Blue Economy funded by NOAA finds coastal America accounts for over one-third of both GDP and employment.
New MA in Interpretation for Diplomats and Executives Combines Advanced Language and Policy Studies
| by Sierra Abukins
This customizable degree helps those working in international diplomacy and business enhance their interpretation skills while allowing them to take courses in global security, sustainability, and development.