Interested in a Technology Career? Need a Place to Start?
For those of you interested in finding resources helpful to preparing for and finding roles in software engineering and/or product management, check out the Top Resources tab of this newsletter. New resource content has been provided by alumni members of the Technology Middlebury Professional Network.
Also, watch the new videos on the Stories from the Field tab. We hope to add new stories each week.
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Python coding for democracy
Help Cadent develop open source software for the OSET Institute. Neil Johnson (’87) is developing open source software in Python to generate ballots for disabled voters as printable PDF files. Check out the BallotLab repo on GitHub to see the latest code.
We’re looking for volunteers who want to learn how to:
- develop an app in Python
- work in a team using GitHub and other online collaboration tools
- Use industry best practices to create important open source software
- make voting and elections more secure and transparent while increasing the integrity of the vote.
Qualifications
None, except a willingness to learn, and a desire to improve our democratic processes.
In addition, the following skills are much appreciated:
- A familiarity with coding, especially using Python
- Excellent written communication skills
- Project management abilities are a plus
Shohoj Limited Internship
Middlebury alum Khalid Quadir ’89—CEO and founding partner of Brummer & Partners Asset Management Limited (which manages Frontier Fund, the first private equity fund in Bangladesh) and founder of bracNet, a Bangladesh wireless broadband operator—is offering a unique summer internship opportunity for two Middlebury students to experience the challenges and rewards of working for a rapidly growing company providing a critical service in a frontier market space. The paid, remote internships are sponsored by the Anwarul Quadir Foundation (AQF), which seeks to promote understanding of economic and social progress in Bangladesh.
AQF is funding two remote internships in technology with Shohoz.com at $3500. Owned and operated by Shohoj Limited, Shohoz.com is a premium online and on-demand service provider committed to make the life of Bangladeshi’s convenient, easier, and smarter by giving a wide range of products and tech driven solutions through App and the online ticket reservation system. The company sells millions of train and bus tickets covering all major transportation routes in Bangladesh. Being the main service provider in the online ticketing service, the team is in the position to make a positive impact in the lives of millions of people by providing a seamless and user-friendly ticket reservation experience. Apply in Handshake.

For students interested in technology research positions in the aeronautics tech segment: This REU program will provide undergraduates with a comprehensive research experience in the context of unmanned systems, a rapidly growing field of scientific and technological research. REU students will participate in carefully prepared research projects on unmanned systems with topics including unmanned aerial vehicle control, behavior studies of robots in complex environments around humans, characterizing and developing vehicles for atmospheric profiling, and asset management during wildfires with unmanned aerial vehicles. More information here
For students interested in technology research positions in the biomedical technology segment: The Biomedical Engineering REU is designed to provide independent research experience for undergraduate students, broaden participant knowledge of opportunities in academia, industry and national laboratories, and introduce participants to interdisciplinary research in biomedical devices. More information here
Emma Bowen Foundation (EBF) Summer Internship Program

Emma Bowen Foundation (EBF) summer internship program.
The Emma Bowen Foundation (EBF) promotes a more diverse industry by recruiting promising students of color like you and placing them in multi-year paid internships at some of the nation’s leading media and tech companies, such as Comcast NBCUniversal, Discovery, Hearst Television, the New York Times, the NFL, Spectrum, and ViacomCBS. In South Burlington, VT, EBF has multiple in-person internships in the engineering and technology fields. College sophomores and juniors with a passion for data analytics, engineering, design, computer science, etc. are encouraged to apply.
You are eligible to apply for an EBF Internship if you meet ALL of the following criteria:
- Are a student of color (Asian, American Indian/Alaskan Native, Black, Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic/Latino, or Multi-Racial)
- Plan to attend or are currently a student at a four-year accredited college or university
- Have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0
- Are interested in pursuing a career in media and tech
- Are a U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident
- Speak and write English fluently
- Are curious and willing to learn and challenge yourself
Interested students can apply directly on our website: https://www.emmabowenfoundation.com/application_info
Middlebury Summer Research Assistant (RA) Positions
Professors Gregg and Byker in the economics department are offering a Summer 2022 RA position to continue developing an interactive web application to teach statistics and regression concepts (check out our current version at go/econsims). They are looking for a student who has taken Software Development and/or Information Visualization or has prior experience with developing single page applications in React. The project requires knowledge of statistics at the introductory level or higher. Background in economics would be helpful, but not essential. They would be interested in hiring a student who could work for at least 4 weeks over the summer up to 10 weeks. Though they would prefer to work on campus, remote work will also be an option if needed. Please send an email to tbyker@middlebury.edu and agregg@middlebury.edu if interested!

Geopipe Vermont Innovation Summer: Software Engineer Intern
Geopipe is an early-stage start-up with offices in NYC and Burlington, VT. We’re creating the authoritative whole-Earth digital twin, built by AI. Our technology enables customers and creators to develop real-world-based 3D applications and experiences across gaming, simulation, architecture and design, and more. This is currently a $17 billion market, growing to over $82 billion by 2027. We’re backed by world-class investors such as Amazon Alexa Fund, AME Cloud Ventures, Matrix Partners, and Village Global.
- You will work as part of our R&D team to understand high-level product vision and customer requirements.
- You will implement, in C++, core machine-learning/computer vision and (inverse-)procedural modeling algorithms, with varying levels of oversight. These algorithms rely on mathematical techniques from linear algebra, probability, and geometry.
- You will use Git to manage your source code.
- You will deploy your code on our cloud platform, to test it on large scale geospatial datasets (and ultimately generate 3D content that will be available to customers). This will require you to interact with remote machines via a Unix shell.
- You will have the opportunity to apply cutting-edge research in machine learning, computer vision, and computer graphics.
- Your contributions will help ensure the success of an early-stage startup.
- Your metrics for success will be based on meeting key R&D milestones.
- Your path to success involves an enthusiasm for the product, a willingness to learn new skills as needed, and an ability to modularize complex implementation tasks into manageable components and execute on each of those components in turn.
This position is part of Middlebury College’s Vermont Innovation Summer cohort program, sponsored by the Innovation Hub. This program supports students working with companies and on self-directed projects across Burlington’s innovation ecosystem. For more information about Vermont Innovation Summer, please contact Ben Yamron at byamron@middlebury.edu.
Geopipe Vermont Innovation Summer: Deep Learning Intern
As a product-focused deep tech company, we’re excited about problems at the intersection of Computer Vision and Deep Learning, and exploring the intersection of Reinforcement Learning, Imitation Learning and various forms of weak supervision. We see cutting-edge research as an essential part of our culture and long-term success.
- You will work closely with our research team to understand high-level product vision and customer requirements.
- You will have the opportunity to apply cutting-edge research in machine learning, computer vision, and computer graphics.
- You will implement, in Python, core deep-learning/computer vision and (inverse-)procedural modeling algorithms, with varying levels of oversight. These algorithms rely on mathematical techniques from linear algebra, probability, and geometry.
- You will use Git to manage your source code.
- You will deploy your code on our cloud platform, to test it on large scale geospatial datasets (and ultimately generate 3D content that will be available to customers). This will require you to interact with remote machines via a Unix shell.
- Your contributions will help ensure the success of an early-stage startup.
- Your metrics for success will be based on meeting key R&D milestones.
- Your path to success involves an enthusiasm for the problem and product, a willingness to learn new skills as needed, and an ability to modularize complex implementation tasks into manageable components and execute on each of those components in turn.

Vermont Innovation Summer: VCET Venture Associate
VCET is hiring two Venture Associates to support our work investing in early stage tech and tech-enabled businesses starting and scaling in Vermont. This is a fantastic learning opportunity for students looking for hands-on experience in venture capital and startups. The roles are full time through the summer with some flexibility for vacations and occasional remote work.
This opportunity is part of Middlebury College’s Vermont Innovation Summer cohort program, sponsored by the Innovation Hub. This program supports students working with companies and on self-directed projects across Burlington’s innovation ecosystem. For more information about Vermont Innovation Summer, please contact Ben Yamron at byamron@middlebury.edu.

Internship opportunity at Gardeners Supply in Burlington, VT
We are seeking a talented software engineer intern to join our IT department for 10 weeks during the summer of 2022. You will work be working primarily with JavaScript development and data and analytics ETL. Experienced colleagues will always be available and willing to provide guidance and learning opportunities. Your work will have direct and immediate impact for our business and customers.
MiddWorks for Vermont: Data Project Management and Data Governance Internship – Agency of Education
This MiddWorks paid internship position is a temporary role with the Vermont Agency of Education (AOE)’s Data Management & Analysis Division (DMAD). DMAD represents the crew of Data Scientists who support the agency as an enterprise resource.
The successful applicant will be welcomed by a tight-knit group who handle the vast majority of the Agency’s most critical data workflows. Reporting to the Education Data Project Manager, Bob Keeley, this internship opportunity will provide a chance to become immersed in the practice of DataOps in a government organization.
Research Analyst Intern at Sports Innovation Lab

Analyst Intern ResponsibilitiesThe data team is responsible for curating, building, and analyzing data in our proprietary database. Data analysts are responsible for analyzing the data, finding insights in the data, and combining extant research and data to provide clients with actionable insights.
Responsibilities and deliverables include:
- Custom Insight Research – for retainer clients like the NFL, Google, Elevate, and more.
- Data synthesis and analysis – monthly insights, infographics, and reports on the Most Innovative Teams, the Power Play Index, and the Behavior Series
- Client Support – attend meetings and listen to client needs, record notes and requests, and help to organize and project manage research deliverables for client projects
Sports Technology Target Market Project
HelloCoach Network, “HelloCoach,” is an online networking platform connecting talented coaches with sports organizations looking to hire. We aim to be Care.com meets LinkedIn for the sports community. HelloCoach enables sports organizations to easily hire top coaching talent for their teams, clubs, clinics and camps, as well as to provide a targeted destination for quality coaches to find job opportunities. By creating the first ever professional network dedicated to the sports community, HelloCoach members can make valuable connections creating, sharing and accessing coaching related content. Our mission is to elevate the sport experience for all young athletes, in all locations and that starts with connecting great coaches with sports organizations, in need.

Midd Gig Opportunity: SheFly Apparel
SheFly Apparel, an early-stage apparel startup founded by 3 Midd grads, is looking for a student or recent grad for a one-week project. The gig will provide a back-end developer coding experience to help us optimize our website. Beginner experience welcome.
Compensation: $300
Start Date: ASAP
Project Duration:1 week
Data Science Fellowship at the Institute for Defense Analysis
The IDA Data Science Fellowship provides recent graduates a unique opportunity to develop and apply data science skills to important issues in national security. Data Science Fellows will investigate the ways machine learning, artificial intelligence, statistics, and big data methodologies contribute to national security and gain experience developing advanced data science tools They will use their critical thinking and analytic skills to work on challenging real-world national security issues.

REU internship
Florida Atlantic University’s Institute for Sensing and Embedded Network Systems Engineering (I-SENSE) hosts an intensive summer research program in sensing and smart systems for talented undergraduate students across the country.
Closely related to the Internet of Things, smart systems represent an emerging class of distributed systems that provide real-time awareness of conditions, trends, and patterns to support improved decision-making, and often, automation. The on-campus research will focus on I-SENSE’s three main program areas: Infrastructure Systems, Marine and Environment and Health and Behavior.

SmarterTravel
A digital marketing and travel company based in Cambridge, MA, recently opened our recruiting pipeline for our entry level data analyst position. Melanie Mandell ’21 encourages your application and would be happy to answer any questions that any students might have about the company and position.
Broad Institute Associate Computational Biologist
For those of you biology and computer science students interested in bioinformatics, you may want to check out this opportunity with the Broad Institute as an Associate Computational Biologist
Note: you will also see links to other computational biologist roles within this posting.
Coding It Forward: Coding, Data Analytics, and Design Opportunities in the “Tech for the Common Good” space
Click below to find Designer, Engineering, Data, and many other kinds of positions.
Upcoming Events
Women In Data Science Gathering
Friday May 6, 2022
1:00 – 4:00 PM EST
MBH 216
Join us to learn how data science is used in various fields, and to hear advice from recent Midd alums working in data science careers.
WiDS Middlebury is an independent event that is organized by WiDS Middlebury Ambassadors as part of the annual WiDS Worldwide conference organized by Stanford University and an estimated 200+ locations worldwide, which features outstanding women doing outstanding work in the field of data science. All genders are invited to attend all WiDS Worldwide conference events.
Schedule (all times approximate)
Opening remarks (1:00-1:05)
Keynote speaker (1:05-1:40)
Dr. Elena Tej Grewal, Founder of Data 2 the People
Lightning talks from Middlebury College professors (1:40-2:45)
Carrie Anderson, Associate Professor of History of Art & Architecture
Tanya Byker, Associate Professor of Economics
Kathryn Crawford, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
Break (2:45-3:00)
Alumni panel discussion (3:00-3:50)
Beatrice Lee ‘20.5, Research Assistant at Survey Center on American Life
Trisha Singh ’18, Research Data Scientist at Meta
Grace Weissman ‘21.5, Special Projects Analyst at Planned Parenthood
Closing remarks (3:50-4:00)
Technical Interview Prep Program
The Technology Middlebury Professional Network (MPN) and CCI are again sponsoring this summer’s Technical Interview Prep Program for students interested in pursuing internships and full-time positions as software engineers. The program provides 2022 rising sophomore, junior, and senior student participants with practice technical interviews, a critical component of the interview and hiring processes for most software development and engineer roles. Apply in Handshake
Interesting News Items in the World
What do Companies Look For in a New Product Manager?
It’s important to get inside your interviewer’s head. What are they looking for? Aside from intellect, smarts, the power to adapt, think and act on their feet? They want a person who is motivated to do the job, can work with different teams and has the ability to prioritize features that they already know users are looking for. A Product Manager has to be resilient, strategic and insightful. Which means the hiring company will ask a multitude of questions to figure out if you are the one. Check out more product management interview prep info in the “Top Resources” tab of the Technology Newsletter
Fusion via the ‘tokamak’ works differently than the fission process at the nuclear plants we’re familiar with
A giant, doughnut-shaped machine delivers a major climate-change breakthrough — sustained nuclear fusion
Here’s the technology being used to watch Russian troops as Ukraine invasion fears linger
Satellite images, social media and a rapid explosion in data transform preparations for war
Why Microsoft could be ‘extremely well-positioned’ for metaverse success
As companies seek to build out the metaverse, Microsoft Corp. may already have many of the necessary tools in its pocket.
The metaverse has become a hot buzzword lately as companies like Facebook-parent Meta Platforms Inc. FB, -4.23%, Microsoft MSFT, -1.85%, Roblox Corp. RBLX, -8.57% and Epic Games explore the possibility of new virtual worlds through which people can connect. The concept is still in early innings, and it’s not yet clear whether there will ultimately be one or many metaverses, but Bernstein analyst Mark Moerdler has confidence in the idea that software companies stand to benefit as the tech world works to realize its virtual vision.
Marketwatch.com’s Tech Megatrends of 2022

You may want to read this article from Marketwatch.com which references tech’s 10 megatrends for 2022. While the article is intended to point out stocks for investment purposes, the organizations referenced may be worth investigating as you plot your career exploration efforts. Read more here
Amazon outage underscores vulnerability of the internet
A major outage in Amazon’s cloud computing network Tuesday severely disrupted services at a wide range of U.S. companies for more than five hours, the latest sign of just how concentrated the business of keeping the internet running has become.
The incident at Amazon Web Services mostly affected the eastern U.S., but still impacted everything from airline reservations and auto dealerships to payment apps and video streaming services to Amazon’s own massive e-commerce operation. That included The Associated Press, whose publishing system was inoperable for much of the day, greatly limiting its ability to publish its news report.
Robots helping quell cravings
With popularity spiking amid pandemic, tech now being tested on college campuses
Data Analytics
What exactly is data analytics? What would you be doing as a data analyst, and what kind of hard and soft skills do you need to start learning? In this video introduction, Career Foundry gives you a simple overview of data analytics, and detail some tangible examples of what the role involves!
How a mistake by YouTube shows its power over media
Every hour, YouTube deletes nearly 2,000 channels. The deletions are meant to keep out spam, misinformation, financial scams, nudity, hate speech and other material that it says violates its policies. But the rules are opaque and sometimes arbitrarily or mistakenly enforced. Policy experts say such experience is indicative of thorny free speech issues YouTube faces as the world’s largest online video service.
BETA Technologies begins process to expand electric aircraft facility in Vermont
The future is happening in Vermont. BETA plan will create hundreds of new jobs in the region and emphasize sustainability, access to green aviation and STEM education across Vermont.
Microsoft: Russia behind 58% of state-backed hacks

Russia accounted for most state-sponsored hacking detected by Microsoft over the past year, with a 58% share, mostly targeting government agencies and think tanks in the United States, followed by Ukraine, Britain and European NATO members, the company said.
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.
Career Resources for Asian American and Pacific Islander Students
The CCI is committed to supporting Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students in professional and career development including planning their careers, networking with alumni, and job and internship resources. Please note, that while these resources are being highlighted as part of AAPI Month, the CCI is here for students all year. We invite you to call, email, or stop in any time.
Use the scheduling tool in Handshake to set up a 30-minute appointment with one of our career advisors.

Job and Internship Resources
- Asian American Economic Development Enterprises
- Asian American Pacific Islander Capitol Association (APICA)
- Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy, Jobs Board (AAPIP)
- Asian Career Network – Connecting diverse talent with great opportunities
- Asian Jobs
- Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS)
- Asian Pacific Islander American Public Affairs (APAPA)
- Asian Pacific Islander American Vote (APIAVote)
- College To Congress
- Council of Korean Americans (CKA)
- Diversity Inc.
- Diversityjobs.com
- Federal Asian Pacific American Council, Jobs
- IMDiversity
- International Leadership Foundation (ILF)
- National Japanese American Memorial Foundation (NJAMF)
- Seeding Change
- Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund (SALDEF)
- US-Asia Institute
- Washington Leadership Program (WLP)
Fellowships, Internships, and Scholar Programs
The following programs are funded opportunities that help you gain career experience. The opportunities can also allow you to access important professional networks that will help you with your job search when the fellowship or program is over.
Below are just some opportunities available for AAPI students:
- American Association for the Advancement of Science, Minority Science Writers Internships – This summer program is designed for undergraduate students who are deeply committed to diversity and interested in pursuing journalism as a career.
- APAICS Congressional Fellowship – The APAICS Congressional Fellowship is designed for young AAPI professionals looking to increase their experience in public policy and service.
- Asian Health Services: REACH Internship Program – REACH is a nine-week paid summer internship program offered by AHS for those interested in a career in public health or health-related fields.
- Conference on Asian Pacific American Leadership (CAPAL) (Washington, DC) – CAPAL’s Public Service Internship Program places undergraduate and graduate students within the public sector in the Washington, DC area and throughout the United States.
- Emma Bowen Foundation, Minority Interests in Media Internships – The EBF Fellowship promotes a more diverse industry by placing students of color in multi-year paid internships at leading media and tech companies.
- Google BOLD Internship Program – BOLD interns join teams across Sales, Marketing, People Operations, and many others to identify challenges, collaborate on building solutions, and drive meaningful change for clients and users — all while developing skills and building careers.
- Inroads– Since their founding, INROADS has been a leader in advancing diverse youth in corporate America.
- Japanese American Citizens League – The fellowships provide the opportunity to work on advocacy at a national level through the National JACL office based in Washington, D.C.
- OCA – Asian Pacific Advocates (Washington, DC) – Since 1989, the OCA Internship Program has cultivated future leadership for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community by providing students with opportunities to work in the public sector and learn about critical issues.
- Seizing Every Opportunity (SEO) – SEO Career recruits and trains high achieving Black, Latinx, and Native American college students for challenging summer internships that lead to coveted full-time jobs.
- U.S. Department of Education, Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions Program – This program provides grants and related assistance to Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-serving institutions to enable such institutions to improve and expand their capacity to serve Asian Americans and Native American Pacific Islanders and low-income individuals.
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month – a celebration of Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States. A rather broad term, Asian/Pacific encompasses all of the Asian continent and the Pacific islands of Melanesia (New Guinea, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji and the Solomon Islands), Micronesia (Marianas, Guam, Wake Island, Palau, Marshall Islands, Kiribati, Nauru and the Federated States of Micronesia) and Polynesia (New Zealand, Hawaiian Islands, Rotuma, Midway Islands, Samoa, American Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, Cook Islands, French Polynesia and Easter Island). *from https://asianpacificheritage.gov/about/
Head First! Join the SGA and CCI at our LinkedIn Event on Tuesday, May 3rd
Dive head first into improving your professional portfolio and get your headshot in Axinn on May 3rd @ 5-7:30 PM. Come dressed for success and get your headshot taken by a professional photographer. Running from class and don’t have time? The CCI wardrobe will be there to help with dress shirts, combs, and mirrors.
The CCI and SGA Student Affairs and DEI Committees have partnered to bring a variety of stations to help YOU personalize your professional brand. Visit our LinkedIn Review station, meet with a Peer Career Advisor to help with your resume, and learn about Middlebury’s Midd2Midd network. Join us for some music and charcuterie boards and try your luck at winning some prizes!
*This event is partially funded by SGA JusticeProjects.
How to ethically accept a job or internship offer
It is the time of year when students receive job and/or internship offers. You’ve put in a lot of time and effort, and it’s good to celebrate this accomplishment. It’s an exciting time! This note is to review how to accept an offer ethically.
Review the offer details in full, make a final decision, and communicate to the employer whether you accept or decline the offer.
If you accept, remember that you agreed to Middlebury’s CCI Student Code of Conduct which states, “After I accept an internship or job offer, I agree to immediately withdraw all pending applications and cancel all scheduled interviews (on- and off-campus). I will notify my career center that I have accepted an offer.”
This means that it is unethical to continue applying and interviewing for opportunities to see if something better comes along.
It is a small world, and you do not want to burn any bridges. Reneging on an accepted offer reflects poorly on you, can hurt future relations between Middlebury and the employer, and affects other students.
Please keep this in mind as you evaluate your options, and here at CCI we are always happy to help you evaluate and respond ethically to offers.
Meet alumni, build your network, and learn how to go from campus to career all in ONE GREAT EVENT!

Presented by the Center for Careers and Internships and co-sponsored by the The Greenberg-Starr Department of Chinese Language and Literature, this Field Guide brings alumni back to campus to share knowledge and experience related to their post-Middlebury careers and professional lives.
You DON’T have to be a major to attend and all class years are welcome!
Alumni participating in this event
- Olatokunbo (Tixo) Augustus ‘06 – Founder at Self-Employed (Chinese and Economics joint major)
Sign up for a one-on-one chat with Tixo (9:00 am-noon in Davis Library 150B on Friday, 4/29) - Tony Huynh ‘13 – Senior Manager, Strategic Consulting at Greenhouse Software (Chinese and Economics joint major)
Sign up for a one-on-one chat with Tony (9:00 am-noon in Davis Library 150B on Friday, 4/29) - Kate Sauer Pumarejo ‘99.5 – Attorney at the Travis County Mental Health Public Defender (Chinese major)
Sign up for a one-on-one chat with Kate (9:00 am-noon in Davis Library 150A on Friday, 4/29) - Ravi Râmphal ‘13 – Senior Software Engineer at Cisco (Chinese and Linguistics joint major)
- Shannon Shaper ‘99.5 – Global Head of Reporting and Insights, People Operations at Google (Chinese and English double major)
Sign up for a one-on-one chat with Shannon (9:00 am-noon in Davis Library 150C on Friday, 4/29)
Join us for the panel discussion on Thursday, April 28th at 5:00 p.m. in Hillcrest 103 to hear how our panel of alumni went from campus to career.
Attention International Students – OPT/STEM work authorization session with immigration attorney
International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) invites Middlebury international undergraduate and graduate students as well as recent alumni on OPT/STEM OPT to attend.
Attorney Megan Kludt, a partner at the immigration law firm Curran, Berger & Kludt, will provide an overview of U.S. visa options after students complete their Middlebury degree and OPT/STEM work authorization. Join us to learn about available employment and post-graduation visa categories—beyond standard and STEM OPT (Optional Practical Training). She will discuss H-1B processes, Legal Permanent Residency and more. Come with your questions!
The focus of this session is on visa options after completing your student status. (Note: Questions about OPT/STEM OPT should be directed to isss@middlebury.edu and will not be addressed at this session.)
Monday, April 25th
Presentation 4:30-5:30 pm PDT, followed by 15-min Q&A