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“I knew I wanted to do business and continue to develop my Japanese language skills and I had found a place where I could do both,” shares Middlebury Institute alumna Lauren Thompson who was hired by Sony Corporation in Tokyo before graduation.
Forty years after being dishonorably discharged from the U.S. Army for being gay, Middlebury Institute alumnus Jay Hatheway succeeded in overturning that ruling overturned and received a personal letter from President Obama who was moved by his inspiring story.
New connections were made and old bonds strengthened as numerous Middlebury Institute alumni returned to Monterey to participate in the American Association of Intensive English Programs’ annual conference.
The fastest growing group in the American electorate is Hispanic voters—a reality reflected in the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign’s decision to hire Middlebury Institute alumnus Jorge Silva as director of Hispanic media.
Brazilian translator/interpreter Ewandro Magalhães gained an additional language and a global network when he enrolled at the Middlebury Institute.
Middlebury Institute alumnae Sarah DeMola and Emily Quade, both Fulbright scholars and graduates of the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages degree program, recently teamed up in Taiwan to launch the Fulbright English Teaching Forum.
| by Jason Warburg
At the United Nations, every nation has a voice—and sometimes it belongs to alumna Sarah Irene MACI ’10.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Alumnus Jorge Silva manages Hispanic media outreach for the Clinton campaign.
| by Jason Warburg
Alumnus Alan Lovewell’s sustainable fishery organization wins $100,000 grant from Chase Bank.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Kathryn Smart MANPTS ’15 explores the role of women in North Caucasus militant groups.
