Don’t forget to check out all the opportunities in Handshake and use creative ways to search: by location, by keywords, and by industry and function. Hence, there are lots of ways to find opportunities and don’t forget to save the query into a Job Alert, if you liked the results.
For upcoming deadlines in NGOs, Nonprofits and International Affairs, click HERE.
For upcoming deadlines in Environmental Services, Agriculture, and Renewables, click HERE.
Don’t forget to check out Handshake while you are exploring opportunities for both summer internships and post-grad jobs, even if you are a Feb graduate, in the areas of teaching K-12 and for other types of teaching residencies, international teaching and much more. Here is a list to get you started: Handshake Deadlines.
Over 200 Nonprofit sector jobs & internships in Handshake. Click HERE to review the opportunities that I have sorted by “application deadline date”.
Over 150 Environmental Services/Energy/Forestry jobs & internships in Handshake. Click HERE to review the opportunities that I have sorted by “application deadline date”.
Over 50 International Affairs jobs & internships in Handshake. Click HERE to review the opportunities that I have sorted by “application deadline date”.
Fifteen NGO/International Development jobs & internships in Handshake. Click HERE to review the opportunities that I have sorted by “application deadline date”.
There are numerous jobs and some internships in Handshake in the areas of K-12 Education and Other Education industry categories. This list is sorted by “application deadline date”. Click HERE to review the opportunities.
Friday, November 15, Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center, 9:00a – 12:30pm
Imagine a perennial future by joining the 2nd annual Conversations in Ag and Culture Conference on regeneration, reciprocity, relationship, and recovery in the Champlain Valley and beyond. Down to Earth: Nourishing Change in the Champlain Valley will feature keynote speaker Dr. Aubrey Streit Krug, director of The Land Institute’s Ecosphere Studies Program, as well as a panel representing the five spheres of the New Perennials Project: Food & Agriculture, Creative Arts, Education, Faith, and Healing Arts. There will also be time during the program for attendees’ input – your creativity, stories, and ideas will be welcome.
Sponsored by Franklin Environmental Center, New Perennials Project at Middlebury, and the Environmental Studies Program.
RSVP to Visit Bee’s Wrap and Co-Op Team
Date: Thursday, November 14th from 3:00-5:00 p.m. (meet at the ADK at 2:50 p.m. for transportation)
The Innovation Hub’s Vermont Ventures Trip program and the Sustainability Solutions Lab invite you to an afternoon dedicated to learning more about local enterprises dedicated to sustainability. We will first visit the Bee’s Wrap factory in town, meet the team and learn about their eco-friendly food storage product and their growth as a B-Corp company. We will end our trip at the Middlebury Co-Op where we will talk to representatives over some yummy Co-Op snacks provided by us. Transportation will be provided. RSVP here. If you have any questions, please contact Meron Benti at mbenti[at]middlebury,edu.
You’re in your “Odyssey Years” — these important years are where you explore who you are going to be as an emerging adult. This Studio workshop will use Stanford Life Design Lab techniques to support you to create, explore, and try out your many possible futures! We’ll teach you how to think like a designer, and build a life you love DURING and AFTER Middlebury.
In this Studio, you’ll:
RSVP via Handshake here.
