Meet Ryan Heinzerling '24, an English and Political Science major, making waves as a Corporate Partners Intern with the New York Mets! ⚾️ For Ryan, the allure of the sports industry and the power it holds was irresistible. The passion and love that sports enthusiasts pour into their favorite games gave new meaning to office work for Ryan. As an English major, the business world might have felt unfamiliar, but when viewed through the lens of sports, everything clicked into place. And to top it all off, it's with the Mets, a team he's been a diehard fan of since childhood, bonding over that shared passion with his dad. 💼 One key takeaway from the internship for Ryan has been the importance of adaptability. Entering a role with little prior experience can be nerve-wracking, but interning is all about being a sponge and absorbing as much knowledge as possible. This lesson resonates beyond sports, proving invaluable in any career situation. 🚀 This internship has pushed Ryan to recognize the immense value of seizing opportunities. As an intern, you have the choice to stay quietly at your desk or step out of your comfort zone. Initially, breaking the ice and meeting new people can be daunting, but the rewards of learning about others' lives and making memorable connections are immeasurable. 💡The best advice Ryan has received revolves around three crucial career buckets: industry, specialty, and location. Identifying the industry, such as sports, is a great starting point, followed by narrowing down your specific niche within it. This focus will pave the way for a fulfilling and rewarding career path. 🎯 With dreams of a career in baseball, Ryan is determined to find his place, whether in partnerships or another division. Learning the intricacies of the industry takes time, but this internship has set him on the right track. Ryan's passion for the sports world is the driving force behind his pursuit of a rewarding and successful career in baseball. 🙌 Ryan wishes to extend his gratitude to Annie Leithead '23.5, whose stoke and enthusiasm cheered Ryan on when he landed this incredible opportunity. #MiddleburySummerInternship #MiddCCI #MiddleburyCollege #GoMets
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Identifying Fraudulent Employment Opportunities Unfortunately, not every job posting or offer is an opportunity. Scammers know that job opportunities are a powerful tool for gathering personal information, so you need to know how to distinguish legitimate job postings from scam attempts. Below are some tips to follow and red flags to look out for. BASIC TIPS: *If a job sounds too good to be true, it almost certainly is. *Don’t provide financial information or your Social Security number! *Legitimate employers won’t ask for your bank account details or your SSN. *Do not send money! Legitimate employers will not ask you to wire money or pay for services. *When in doubt, look for the job posting on the employer’s official website. Much like phishing emails, scam job postings often capitalize on well-known names and images. Do not follow links from the suspicious posting, which could take you to a cosmetically similar page, and check the employment page to be sure the opening is real. Calling the company in question (again, using publicly available contact information) is another good strategy. *If you experience anything unusual about a job posting in Handshake, please contact CCI as soon as possible and flag the posting in Handshake. RED FLAGS: *The same warning signs that signal fraudulent emails and websites: bad grammar and spelling, requests for personal information, and difficulty contacting or identifying the poster are all clear signs of trouble. *Request for an initial investment. *Request for bank account access. *Requests for payment or transferring money. *Offers to pay a large amount of money for little work. *Offers you a job without interviewing/interacting with you. *You are contacted by phone, and the number is not available. *Vague descriptions that focus on money rather than the job. *Email domain that doesn’t match the employer’s official domain. *Email domain of a free provider is used such as live(dot)com, yahoo(dot)com, hotmail(dot)com, gmail(dot)com etc. Legitimate organizations almost always have their own email systems. *Website that has information only on the job you’re applying for, rather than about the company in general. To learn more about #MiddleburyCollege-specific resources, check out our website: https://lnkd.in/eNmUk5EE
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#MiddleburyCollege students - another info session coming up TONIGHT: Do you love the outdoors? Looking for a leadership-oriented summer job that takes you on exciting adventures? Overland Summers is hiring college students and recent graduates to lead hiking, language, and service trips all over the world! From hiking the Swiss Alps to restoring trails in Alaska, learning Spanish in the Pyrenees, and rock climbing in Maine—this job offers an incredible chance to develop leadership skills, build friendships, and create meaningful experiences for young people. At this info session, we'll hear about: ✅ Overland’s mission & goals ✅ The trips you could lead ✅ The logistics of making it happen ✅ Answers to all your questions! Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about a summer you’ll never forget!
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Middlebury College students, join us for this alumna career conversation with Pui Shen Yoong ’12 | Senior Economist at The World Bank Are you curious about working in international economics or exploring careers in multilateral organizations like the World Bank? Join us TODAY, for a conversation with Pui Shen Y. ’12, a Senior Economist at the World Bank! Shen has spent a decade shaping policy across Asia and Latin America, covering countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Brazil, and more. This is your chance to: >Learn from an expert in global economic development >Hear about Shen's journey from Middlebury to the World Bank >Explore what it’s like to work in multilateral organizations Note: This is an informal event, not a recruiting session. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect and ask your questions! We look forward to seeing you there!
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🍂Middlebury College students: Craving fall vibes? We've got you covered! Join us THIS AFTERNOON at CCI for our annual Cider & Doughnuts event! 🍎🍩 Swing by between 3:30 – 5:00 PM to grab some Vermont cider, doughnuts, and popcorn, and take a break from your busy day. Plus, it's the perfect chance to meet the CCI team and learn how we can help you with internships, jobs, and more! Where? The Center for Careers and Internships (CCI) When? Today, 3:30 - 5:00 PM Don’t miss out—see you there!
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Winter Term Internships: Apply Now for January 2025! Middlebury College Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors: Are you ready to apply your liberal arts education in a professional setting this Winter Term? Now’s the time to start planning your internship experience for January 6–31, 2025. Steps to get started: 1️⃣ Find an internship that aligns with your academic or professional interests. 2️⃣ Meet with a CCI advisor to discuss opportunities and plan your application strategy. 3️⃣ Get your résumé reviewed and approved by a Peer Career Advisor. 4️⃣ Apply for academic credit through MiddApply—deadline is December 2, 2024! Don’t wait until the last minute! Start early and take advantage of CCI’s resources to ensure a smooth application process. To see the WT Internship collection in Handshake, visit https://lnkd.in/e9EZxmYZ. For more details, visit the Winter Term Internship web page (https://lnkd.in/eM5vzdBh) or connect with Amy Gibans McGlashan.
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This is why we offer Student Treks! Thank you, Bethel for sharing this. Student Treks give Middlebury College students opportunities to connect with alumni and explore career paths—just like this inspiring story from a 2019 Innovation Trek to Silicon Valley. The relationships built and experiences gained can lead to exciting collaborations and career growth. #MiddleburyCollege students—are you interested in a career in media, entertainment, or communications? Check out the upcoming Media, Entertainment, and Communications Student Trek to Los Angeles during February Break. Applications are open through 10/21/24! Learn more and apply now: https://lnkd.in/eVDJm7Rw
In 2019, I was one of 10 fortunate Middlebury College students (class of ‘21) selected for an Innovation Trek to Silicon Valley, organized by the amazing Ursula Olender, Ben Powers, and the team at Middlebury College Center for Careers and Internships. The trek connected us with alumni in the Bay Area and exposed us to exciting career opportunities in tech. During the trek, I was paired with Mariette Wharton (class of ‘91), who shares my passion for design thinking and social entrepreneurship. After sharing my experiences in Ethiopia and South Africa and learning about her inspiring work with NIMBLE Mindset, we knew we had to collaborate. Shortly after the trek, while attending Middlebury Language Schools (where I pledged to speak only French), Mariette and I planned our first design thinking workshop in Ethiopia—all in French to honor my pledge! Since then, we've expanded our impact with projects in Morocco, Kenya, and beyond, focusing on empowering women and girls. This week, I'm excited to return to Silicon Valley for NIMBLE’s Innovative Women in Business Gala, where we’ll be generating excitement for future initiatives. The event features networking (with premier Napa wine and buffet dinner) and 3 lightning panels with industry luminaries: Impact of AI and How Leadership Should Respond, featuring: - Lorie Boyd, Chief People Officer at Turo - Beth Kanter, a legendary social enterprise leader and AI expert - Lucy Mangas, a Global VP at Hitachi Digital VC Funding + Alternatives for Women Founders, featuring: - Monique Maddy, ex-Apple micro payments expert who built a digital wallet platform in Mexico - VCs Tess Robinson and Maria Pienaar - Johanna Mahal of Opportunity International - Iris Sagi of FINCA International Product and Industry Disruption, featuring: - Courtney Presto, CEO of first crypto-based media platform - Michele Boal, CEO of innovative footwear company Kadima - Ashley Zehnder, CEO of Fauna Bio - Cynthia Leung, founder of a disruptive solar company If you're in the Bay Area, I’d love to see you there! Fellow Midd alums can use the code "MIDD" for a discounted ticket. Don’t miss this chance to connect, support innovative women, and create even greater impact! Event page: https://lnkd.in/g936yxRx Enjoy some throwback pictures from the trek and our workshops in Ethiopia and Morocco! #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #DesignThinking #Middlebury #WomenInBusiness #NIMBLE
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Middlebury College Students: Join CCI for A Fully Funded Career Trek in Media, Entertainment, & Communications! Are you interested in a career in media, entertainment, or communications? CCI is offering a Media, Entertainment, and Communications Student Trek to Los Angeles from February 2-7, 2025. Explore varying career paths by visiting film studios, music industry offices, talent agencies, and more! You’ll network with #MiddleburyCollege alumni and professionals and learn firsthand about entry-level roles in the industry. We’re selecting 10 students through a competitive process, and we’ll cover all travel, lodging, and meal expenses. That means it is FULLY FUNDED! 📅 Application deadline: October 21, 2024 Link: https://lnkd.in/eVDJm7Rw Questions? Contact Alicia Gomez at agomez@middlebury.edu. Don’t miss this opportunity!
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