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Business Spanish Immersive Practicum
Over spring break, some of our students who are studying Business Spanish went to Chile to complete an immersive practicum. Look at the fun they had there! Guau!
协会与来访的蒙特雷国际研究学院代表团座谈
应我协会邀请，蒙特雷国际研究学院学生代表团一行11人于2012年3月17-25日到京进行为期一周的交流访问。代表团由八位该院学习汉语的核不扩散专业研究生和三名教师组成。 19日，代表团与协会专家进行了座谈。协会专家介绍了中国核不扩散和核裁军的政策立场和实践，从不同角度阐述了对国际防扩散形势和地区热点防扩散问题的学术见解和主张，并坦诚回答了学员关于伊朗和朝鲜核问题、美俄核裁军以及印巴核问题等国际热点的提问。座谈会气氛热烈，问答互动踊跃。交流增进了学员对中国核不扩散政策和核裁军主张的了解。座谈会由黎弘秘书长主持，李长和副会长和胡豫闽研究员等作了专题发言。 在京期间，代表团还将访问现代国际关系研究院、北京大学、中国改革开放论坛等单位。同时，中国外交部军控司主管领导将会见代表团。 (责任编辑：军控协会)
2012 Monterey Model has been announced!
The Monterey Model is a unique event where students in different language study programs get together and present on a common topic in their second languages. They rely on students from MIIS’s interpretation program to relay their presentation to non-speakers of their second language. Please see below for the flyer and program description! Hope to … Continue reading
Xuejiao Hu’s experience in Beijing
Xuejiao Hu is a student in MIIS’s nonproliferation program. In March, she went with a group of students and professors to Beijing, China, to discuss issues relating to nonproliferation with policymakers. She wrote a blog about it here. “The afternoon activity was at the Center for American Studies in which the Professor discussed the issue … Continue reading
What is Fall Forum?
What is the Fall Forum? The annual GSTILE Fall Forum provides the MIIS community with a forum for discussion of relevant issues of our time. This exciting event offers our second-year interpretation students the unique opportunity to perform consecutive interpretation in a professional setting; it also gives students in other academic programs the chance to … Continue reading
Fall Forum 2011 – Are You Really Free?
The Graduate School of Translation, Interpretation and Language Education at the Monterey Institute holds an annual Fall Forum. The purpose of the event is to give second-year interpretation students the chance to perform consecutive interpretation in a professional setting. “Are you really free…” was the theme of this year’s event. Students interpreted 3 diverse panel … Continue reading