Let’s Explore What’s Next!

Whether you are just beginning to think about careers or already have a sense of the direction you’d like to pursue, we can help.

Meeting with a Career Advisor is a great way to explore possibilities and focus your thinking. We can meet you wherever you are in the process! Review our resources and then let us know where you want to start.

Signature Events and Programs

The Career Center hosts and cosponsors numerous events and programs throughout the year that will help give you a good sense of what’s out there in terms of careers, internships, graduate opportunities, and more. Be sure to check the calendar regularly and register to attend.

Where to Start?

  • Attend a Career Center Open House and get to know the team.
  • Complete your Handshake Profile and get access to thousands of internship opportunities, plus up-to-the minute information about alumni Career Conversations, visiting recruiters, events, and workshops.
  • Create a résumé for internships and summer job applications; have it reviewed by a Peer Career Advisor during Quick Questions. 
  • Get involved on campus—explore your interests through student activities or community service.
  • Attend a Career Conversation event and information sessions to learn about liberal arts career paths from Middlebury alumni.
  • Join Midd2Midd and begin exploring alumni majors and careers—you can ask questions, get advice, and explore what’s next.

  • Review our Self-Reflection and Career Explorations guides
  • Come to Quick Questions to find out about career resources.
  • Make an appointment with a Career Advisor to discuss your strategy.
  • Seek leadership roles in a student organization, athletic team, or through community service.
  • Apply for a winter term or summer internship.
  • Update your résumé and have a Peer Career Advisor review it during Quick Questions.
  • Attend Career Conversations with Middlebury alumni to learn more about a potential career field.
  • Sign up for MiddMentors and get paired with an alum for a one-on-one mentoring relationship supporting your personal, professional, and intellectual growth.
  • Apply for a stipend for your unpaid summer internship or project.

  • Apply for a winter term or summer internship to gain additional experience.
  • Update your résumé and have a Peer Career Advisor review it during Quick Questions. 
  • Make an appointment with a Career Advisor to discuss your strategy.
  • Apply for funding for an unpaid summer internship or project.
  • Review our Networking Guide and update your LinkedIn profile.
  • Continue to use Midd2Midd as a networking resource. 

  • Update your Handshake Profile and your résumé.
  • Meet with a Career Advisor to discuss your post-graduate options.
  • Attend employer and graduate school information sessions. 
  • Continue networking! 
  • Apply for jobs, post-grad internships, and fellowships, or other opportunities posted in Handshake and relevant opportunity portals.
  • Schedule a practice interview with a Career Advisor or Midd2Midd volunteer. 
  • Report your outcomes to your career advisor.

Are you ready to talk with someone at the Career Center?

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Resources

Résumé and Cover Letter Templates

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Contact & Location

Phone
(802) 443-5100
Address

Middlebury College

Middlebury, VT 05753

Hours

Monday 8:15 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday 8:15 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday 8:15 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday 8:15 am - 5:00 pm
Friday 8:15 am - 5:00 pm