World Wide Technology consultants facilitate and accelerate progress and innovation across industries around the world — from digital transformation to machine learning and cloud strategy. Our ability to deliver strategy plus execution creates positive disruption and enriches lives. Join this info session to learn more about Consulting Services at World Wide Technology.
As a Data Analyst you will generate insights by conducting extensive analyses of PayPal’s rich data. In the process, you will develop a deep understanding of the payments business, our site functionality, further strengthen your analytic, leadership and presentation skills and gain exposure to a wide variety of functional teams within PayPal.
Looking for a career path that combines technical savvy with business perspective? Product Managers at PayPal are data-driven decision makers, building new features and products that touch millions of customers and merchants around the globe. As a Product Manager, you will be focused on ensuring the aggressive expansion of PayPal’s business, helping to explore key opportunities for growth, creating stellar customer experiences and supporting all aspects of the business while partnering with employees from all backgrounds and organizational leaders.
The New Graduate Development Rotation Program (NGDP) is a two-year program with four six-month rotations through Visa’s functions. The NGDP program supports Visa’s mission to build a strong entry level pipeline of talent with cross-functional knowledge and experience. Associates rotate through various parts of the business, including but not limited to: Digital Solutions, Marketing, Processing, Product, Sales, and Strategy.
Netflix is shaping the future of entertainment. Coupled with NETFLIX passion for entertainment, the Consumer Insights team helps bring the consumer’s and creator’s voices into crucial decision-making.
From disruptive threat to enabling partner, fintech has entered a new phase of its evolution. Deloitte’s insights track the development of the fintech market and examine how banks, insurers, and investment management companies are tackling fintech transformation initiatives.
Deloitte’s 2021 Global Blockchain Survey affirms that banks should embrace their inevitable digital future. In a seismic shift, financial leaders increasingly see digital assets as the future -76% of respondents believe digital assets will serve as a strong alternative to, or outright replacement for, fiat currencies in the next 5–10 years.
All students considering a career in the health professions are encouraged to attend the virtual Pre-Health FY/SO Info Session on Tuesday, 9/21/2021 from 7:30-8:30 PM with Hannah Benz, Mary Lothrop and members of the Pre-Health Society, UR-STEM, and Women in Health Sciences.
If you are thinking about a career in Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Sciences, Nursing, PA, PT or another health profession, come learn how a successful application is much more than good grades. There will be ample time allotted for Q & A.
The Health Professions and STEM Advising Team of Mary Lothrop and Hannah Benz announces their move from the Center for Careers and Internships (CCI) to the Center for Teaching, Learning and Research (CTLR). The team will be part of the Fellowships and Undergraduate Research Office which aligns advising and programmatic functions that are similar in purpose, and expands and enhances advising for both fellowships in the sciences and for health professions students.
What does this mean for students interested in data science/analytics & technology?
Data science/analytics and technology advising will remain at CCI in the capable hands of Jeff Sawyer. Folks who are interested in these fields can schedule appointments with Jeff through Handshake, will receive information about upcoming career field events and news through the blog and Sunday evening newsletter, and should continue to engage in career exploration and development programs through CCI.
What does this mean for students interested in health professions & science research?
We will no longer be making appointments via Handshake and instead ask that you e-mail Mary or Hannah directly should you wish to set up a health professions or science research advising appointment. Additionally, we will be publicizing our events through the CTLR website and Presence so keep an eye out for communications from us about deadlines, workshops, panels, and information sessions.
We are also in the process of migrating our resources over to the CTLR website, where you’ll soon be able access information about pre-health preparation, including:
Academic Course Requirements and the Medical School Application Timeline
Under the guidance of Associate Dean Lisa Gates, we are excited to collaborate with the entire CTLR team, and look forward to working with you in our new campus home.
CCI is sponsoring a Winter Term 2022 opportunity for Super Senior Febs, Seniors, and Juniors.
The month-long J-Term Middlebury Regional EMS EMT Internship is an opportunity typically reserved for first-year and sophomore students. For the past three courses, we have selected two upper class students to serve as class captains. In addition to fulfilling all the course requirements, the captains were a resource for younger students and helped the lead paramedic with blast emails, daily scheduling and class logistics. A typical day begins around 7:30 AM with the captain scraping and warming up an icy college van and driving students from campus to the station house. The day ends with a captain driving the students back to campus between 4:30-5:00 PM and returning the van. You must have a Middlebury College driver’s license or be willing to go through the Middlebury College Driver’s License Program this fall in order to be considered for this opportunity.
Given the uncertainty around COVID-19, we will have several check points leading up to the start of the 2022 Winter Term EMT Internship, where, depending on COVID prevalence, the internship would either be canceled or shifted to a largely remote iteration.
The cost of the EMT internship is $850.00, and students who receive financial aid at Middlebury participate in the program at no cost.
Interested students should send their resume to Hannah Benz and explain why this opportunity is a good fit-about 300 words. Applications are due to Hannah Benz by 9/12/21. Late submissions will not be considered.
Please email Hannah Benz with questions.
CCI is sponsoring a Winter Term 2022 opportunity for Super Senior Febs, Seniors, and Juniors.
The month-long J-Term Middlebury Regional EMS EMT Internship is an opportunity typically reserved for first-year and sophomore students. For the past three courses, we have selected two upper class students to serve as class captains. In addition to fulfilling all the course requirements, the captains were a resource for younger students and helped the lead paramedic with blast emails, daily scheduling and class logistics. A typical day begins around 7:30 AM with the captain scraping and warming up an icy college van and driving students from campus to the station house. The day ends with a captain driving the students back to campus between 4:30-5:00 PM and returning the van. You must have a Middlebury College driver’s license or be willing to go through the Middlebury College Driver’s License Program this fall in order to be considered for this opportunity.
Given the uncertainty around COVID-19, we will have several check points leading up to the start of the 2022 Winter Term EMT Internship, where, depending on COVID prevalence, the internship would either be canceled or shifted to a largely remote iteration.
The cost of the EMT internship is $850.00, and students who receive financial aid at Middlebury participate in the program at no cost.
Interested students should send their resume to Hannah Benz and explain why this opportunity is a good fit-about 300 words. Applications are due to Hannah Benz by 9/12/21. Late submissions will not be considered.
Please email Hannah Benz with questions.
