Three MIIS Students on Three Continents Advocating for Peace
This summer, three Monterey Institute students are working as Peace Fellows for the Advocacy Project working on diverse projects in Ghana, Nepal and Peru.
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Husband and Wife Team Set to Study at Middlebury, Then MIIS
Daniel Hadley and Jaime LeBlanc-Hadley will study Chinese at Middlebury College this summer before entering the International Policy Studies program at the Monterey Institute in the fall.
Alumna Kathryn Ries Awarded the Bronze Medal for Outstanding Work at NOAA
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awards Institute alumna Ries the highest honor given to NOAA professionals.
4/9: MIIS Follies Talent Show to Benefit Relief Work in Haiti
For MPA student Sophie Dessources, fundraising for her Haitian homeland at the legendary MIIS Follies is what “Be the Solution” is all about.
TEDxMonterey to Spotlight Global and Local Solutions April 16 at MIIS
Initial speakers have now been confirmed, and ticket purchase and registration are open, for TEDxMonterey on April 16 at the Monterey Institute.
Institute Alumna Mary Graham Interviewed by Voice of America
Mary Graham (MAIPS ’04) was recently interviewed by the Voice of America regarding the development work she and her non-profit Practical Small Projects are doing in Mali.
Institute Students at Work in El Salvador and Sierra Leone This January
Twenty-nine Monterey Institute students are currently on site in Sierra Leone and El Salvador working on faculty-sponsored projects during our interim January term.
11/20: Free Conference Explores Digital Communication as Vehicle for Change
“Communicating Change in a Complex World” will bring leading professional communicators and media managers to the Monterey Institute on November 20 to examine the emerging role of social media and digital organizing as vehicles for change.
MIIS Student Addresses UN