Monterey Focus
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MIIS Peer Mentor Program Update
Every semester, the Monterey Institute’s Peer Mentor Program connects incoming students with returning ones to foster relationships, build networks, and genuinely welcome them to the MIIS community!
Check out the Program’s blog (and its brand new look on the MIIS website!) plus its upcoming events for November and December here.
Monterey to Middlebury Language Fellowship
Monterey Institute Announces Full-Tuition Fellowships to Study Foreign Languages at Middlebury College
The Monterey Institute of International Studies is pleased to announce up to 30 full fellowships- including tuition, room, board, books, and travel to attend Middlebury Language Schools, from June – August 2009 to any student who has been admitted to the Monterey Institute.
The Kathryn Davis Fellowships for Peace provide funding for intensive language study in one of four languages: Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian. The scholarships are available to individuals who are committed to rigorous language study, master’s degree training, and professional skill development to address global issues.
Fellowships for Peace recipients will be chosen on the basis of academic credentials, experience, and commitment to building a more peaceful world. Fellowships are offered only for students admitted to one of the following master’s programs:
• International Business – MBA
• International Policy Studies
• International Environmental Policy
• Public Administration in International Management – MPA
• Teaching Foreign Language
Qualifications
By the time of enrollment at the Monterey Institute in Fall 2009, students must demonstrate that they meet the language proficiency requirements for their program of study.
• Arabic: Ready to begin studies at the second or third-year college level.
• Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, Russian: Ready to begin studies at the third-year college level.
Teaching Foreign Language
Must be at the minimum fourth year college-level in their desired teaching language.
Application materials must be postmarked by February 2, 2009.
For complete information, see the MIIS website.