MIIS Radio

With an emphasis on understanding the deep complexity of the human voice and the soundscapes we live in, this hands-on workshop explored what happens when we turn off the visual and turn up our attention to the voices and sounds around us.  The session was offered in collaboration with Barbara Ganley, a former Middlebury writing [...]

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Dr. Dale Rogers of Rutgers University presented “Why Supply Chain Management is Front and Center in Today’s Businesses” as part of the GSIPM Dean’s Seminar Series on October 25th, 2012. Dr. Dale Rogers is Co-Director of the Center for Supply Chain Management at Rutgers University. He was instrumental in building the two highly successful SCM [...]

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Elliott Norse, Chief Scientist of the Marine Conservation Institute, presented his talk A Global System of Marine Reserves: Changing the Dynamic for Marine Conservation at MIIS on October 2, 2012. Dr. Norse has worked at the conservation science-policy interface for his entire career. After earning his B.S. in Biology from Brooklyn College, he studied the ecology [...]

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Professor Beryl Levinger hosted the Monterey Institute’s 19th GSIPM seminar. This talk draws on findings from a two-year study co-directed by Professors Beryl Levinger and Evan Bloom, which examined the organizational development practices of 15 Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies around the world. Through the prim of this research, Beryl explores what social [...]

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For my first interview I decided to speak with Jeff Fowler, a fellow TESOLer at MIIS. After sitting with him at the Samson Center and hearing him talk about Peace Corps and the wicked foot infection he got, I thought “Hey, everyone should hear about this!” Jeff agreed, and here we are. Jeff Fowler is [...]

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