NPR’s All Things Considered Interviews CNS Expert Dr. Avner Cohen
CNS Senior Fellow Avner Cohen was interviewed Tuesday on National Public Radio’s All Things Considered regarding the state of US-Israel relations.
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Elizabeth Romanoff and Jorge Silva: Internships of a Lifetime with the FIFA World Cup in South Africa
Monterey Institute Students Elizabeth Romanoff and Jorge Silva capitalized on their language and organizational skills as translators and assistant coordinators for the official Mexican Soccer Delegation at the World Cup.
Alumni Giving Nearly Doubles by Fiscal Year-End
As the fiscal year draws to a close June 30, preliminary figures show alumni giving at the Monterey Institute has doubled, while the number of donors overall has increased 32 percent.
Professor Anna Vassilieva Interviewed on PBS Newshour
On the June 29 edition of PBS Newshour, Monterey Institute Professor Vassilieva discussed possible effects of the recent Russian spy charges on US-Russian relations.
NPR Interviews Professor Moyara Ruehsen on Corruption in Afghanistan
Monterey Institute Professor Moyara Ruehsen, an economist and anti-money laundering specialist, was asked by National Public Radio to respond to news reports about billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars falling into the hands of corrupt Afghan officials.
Monterey Institute Becomes a Graduate School of Middlebury College
The Monterey Institute’s five-year affiliation with Middlebury College culminates in full integration July 1.
MIIS Alumnus Co-Authors Asia Times Article on Afghanistan’s Poppy Economy
Monterey Institute alumnus Ahmad Waheed (MAIPS ’09) co-authored an article in the Asia Times addressing the socio-economic ramifications of the recent poppy blight in Afghanistan.