Considering a Winter Term Internship?
What would you like to do this Winter Term? Have you considered a Winter Term internship?
CCI has some amazing opportunities in Handshake (more to come) ranging from health care, to finance and consulting, to international education, to arts and publishing, to law, politics, and more!
Here are a few to get you excited:
Healthcare/Rural Medicine Internship at Mountain Area Health Education Center Asheville, NC
Office of the General Counsel at Middlebury (will be located in Monterey for J-Term)
Teaching English in Costa Rica
Editorial Intern at New England Review (on-campus)
Middlebury Health and Wellness/Residential Life Offices Intern (on-campus)
See more Winter Term Internships here!
You can also find or create your own internship anywhere in the U.S. or the world! Here’s how CCI can help.
See tips for finding an internship at go/FindInternship.
Drop into Quick Questions to meet with a Peer Career Advisor.
Schedule an appointment with a CCI (or CTLR) advisor for help.
See details at go/WTinternships for applying to earn credit for your Winter Term internship (including info on Winter Term grants). Please note important deadlines and get started now. Contact Cheryl Whitney Lower for questions.
Alumni Career Conversation: Working at the Intersection of Government, Consulting, Law, Politics, and Teaching on 10/5
Join Aaron Mendelsohn ’95, for an informal group chat/Q&A to talk with you and answer your questions about his career in government, consulting, law, politics, and teaching.
Wednesday, October 5th from 3:45 to 4:30 pm in Hepburn Lounge
Aaron currently serves as the Director of the New York City Council’s Oversight & Investigations Division, where he oversees investigations of New York City government agencies involving fraud, waste, abuse, and other important matters to the Council. Aaron grew up in Washington, DC, studied History and Art History at Midd, and went to law school at Northwestern University in Chicago. Aaron clerked for a US District Court Judge after law school, then worked at law firms including WilmerHale in DC and Troutman Sanders in New York, before serving as a Federal Prosecutor in the US Attorney’s Offices for the District of Columbia and New Jersey, and as a Senior Counsel in the Enforcement Department at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority in New York. Before being appointed to the New York City Council, Aaron served as a Director in the Fraud Risk & Compliance practices at two global consulting firms. Aaron has also worked on several US presidential campaigns and in the White House, and he also currently serves as an Adjunct Professor of Law, teaching an International Financial Crimes course at Fordham University School of Law in New York.
He’s on campus to lead the Jewish High Holidays services at Midd for the 30th consecutive year and is very generous to share his time with us.
Click here to let us know you’re coming, or just show up.
NYC Office of Mayor J-term internship
This opportunity is offered through an alum! Very Midd-friendly.
The Mayor’s Office of Research and Media Analysis is responsible for monitoring media coverage of mayor Eric Adams, his policies and actions, and performing research in support of the mayor’s communications priorities.
About the Role
- Monitoring news sites and social media in real-time and disseminating breaking stories
- Transcribing the mayor’s remarks for public release
- Compiling early morning or evening press clippings
- Creating reports on broadcast news coverage
- Searching for relevant stories in television broadcasts, radio, traditional media outlets, and community papers
- Additional research projects in support of short and long-term communications needs
Full details and apply here on Handshake
Legal J-term internship at MIIS with Middlebury General Counsel
One intern will have the chance to work day-to-day with Middlebury’s general counsel, located at the Middlebury Institute campus in Monterey California, during J-Term.
The intern will work closely with the general counsel and paralegal on projects such as policy review and revision relating to Open Expression, developing training materials relating to copyright, and creating guidance for student organizations on issues such as political activity and defamatory speech.
This internship will provide practical experience in how to review situations for legal issues, analyze risk, and develop educational and outreach materials.
This is very special! Learn more and apply here in Handshake.
Stanford Law School Research Fellowship
Assist faculty members at Stanford Law School conducting timely and policy-relevant research in empirical social science, including economists John J. Donohue and Daniel Kessler. Designed for graduating seniors or recent college or master’s program graduates, the fellowship provides a unique opportunity for those considering graduate school, law school, and/or business school in the future.
Prior Research Fellows have matriculated to Ph.D. programs at Harvard, Stanford, Yale, MIT, Princeton, Columbia, and NYU and law school at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and Columbia. They have been drawn from a variety of undergraduate disciplines, including economics, political science, applied math, public policy, statistics, and computer science.
Details here: https://law.stanford.edu/research/sls-fellowships/empirical-research-fellowship/#slsnav-description
Deadline is October 17.
Summer Institute for Juniors interested in public service
The PPIA Junior Summer Institute (JSI) Fellowship Program is a rigorous academic graduate-level preparation program for undergraduate juniors committed to public service careers. The program was started to address the lack of diversity across the spectrum of professional public service, including government, nonprofits, public policy institutions, and international organizations.The purpose of the JSI Fellowship is to prepare students to obtain a Master’s or a joint degree in public policy, public administration, international affairs, or a related field.
More details and application here: https://ppiaprogram.org/page/junior-summer-institute
Deadline is November 1
Career Fair for students with disabilities
| National Disability Employment Awareness Month 2022 Theme: “Disability: Part of the Equity Equation” Event Date: Wednesday, October 19th, 2-4.30 P.M ET via Zoom Platform Are you a College Student or a job-seeker with a disability? The American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) invites you to participate in its 2022 Virtual Career Fair as it observes the 77th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) celebrated in October. NDEAM promotes the value of hiring, retaining, and promoting people with disabilities. In the spirit of NDEAM, AAPD is partnering with companies, agencies and organizations committed to embracing inclusive practices within their workplace. Mobility International USA is proud to be among the participating organizations! We’ll be sharing information about the National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange, including its Access to Exchange Externship! |
| During this fair, attendees will learn: company’s mission and purpose, company’s inclusive practices and ideology, potential future company-sponsored professional development courses, workshops, or training, potential job opportunities, company representatives’ contact information for post-event follow-up. This virtual event will have real-time captioning and American Sign Language interpretation services available. To request additional accommodation services, please note them on the registration form. The deadline for completing the registration form is Thursday, October 13th. |
Hear About Data Science in Politics with Alec MacMillen ’14, Voter Protection & Insights Analyst, at the Democratic National Committee in the first MIDDVantage episode in the Careers in Data Analytics series.
Check out the latest MIDDVantage video with Alec MacMillen ‘14, Voter Protection & Insights Analyst, Democratic National Committee. Interviewer: Breanna Guo ‘24.5.
MIDDVantage is a collaborative series developed by the Center for Careers and Internships and Middlebury in DC.
Constitution Day Lecture on Friday 9/30
Join the Pre-Law Club Meeting to discuss recent Supreme Court Cases and Constitutional Law.
A CONVERSATION WITH PROFESSORS MURRAY DRY AND STEVE VINER
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
3:15 PM in HILLCREST 103
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED
What is the Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP)?
The Workforce Recruiting Program for College Students with Disabilities (WRP) is a recruitment and referral program that connects Federal Government and select private-sector employers nationwide with highly motivated college students, graduate students, and recent graduates with disabilities who are eager to demonstrate their abilities in the workplace through paid summer or permanent jobs.
Participating in the WRP is an excellent way to:
- find an internship or permanent position
- explore careers in the federal service
- gain interviewing experience
To apply for WRP, you must:
- have a disability AND
- be a U.S. citizen AND
- be enrolled to seek a degree at a U.S. Department of Education accredited institution of higher education on a substantially full-time basis (unless your disability precludes you from taking a substantially full-time load or it is your last term before graduating) OR
- have graduated from such a school within the past two years (April 1, 2019 or later).
To speak to a CCI Advisor about this program, contact Tim Mosehauer or schedule an appointment on Handshake.
Attend the information session on Thursday, September 29th at 4:30 PM. Register in Handshake.
