MIIS Translation and Interpretation Programs Lauded in Deseret News
The Monterey Institute‘s important role in preparing students for careers in translation and interpretation is highlighted in a Deseret News article by alumnus Adam Wooten.
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Arms Control Negotiation Class Meets with “New START” Chief US Negotiator
Members of Dr. William Potter’s arms control negotiation simulation class concluded the semester with a conversation with the “New START” treaty’s chief U.S. negotiator, Assistant Secretary of State Rose Gottemoeller.
Winter Commencement: 102 Students from 21 Countries Celebrate Degrees
Saturday’s winter commencement ceremony saw 102 students from 21 countries graduate from the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
VideoHoliday Spirit: MBA Students Support the Monterey Boys and Girls Clubs
The Monterey Institute’s MBA Student Association and the MIIS chapter of Net Impact joined forces this season to organize a toy collection and fundraiser for low-income families.
CNS & MIIS Awarded $475,000 Grant to Support Nonproliferation Education and Training
The MacArthur Foundation has awarded the Monterey Institute’s James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies a two-year, $475,000 grant in support of education and training programs in the areas of nonproliferation and terrorism.
Art Around the World: 23 Students from 21 Countries Participate in Art Show
Every sort of artwork from photography to video collages has been on display at the Monterey Institute’s Holland Center this week as part of the annual Art Around the World show sponsored by the student club Artists without Borders.
12/7: Thomas Hout Lecture Perfect Ending to China Factor Class
China trade expert Thomas Hout will attempt to answer the question “Are We in a Cold War over Economics with China?” in a Tuesday night lecture at the Monterey Institute of International Studies.