Institute Students Co-Author Sierra Club’s Green Building Report
Posted August 20, 2009
Ashley Camhi: Inside the World Bank
IPSS Assignment: The World Bank Washington, D.C.
Spring/Summer 2009
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Chile Practicum: Confronting Transitional (In)Justice
Twenty students from the Monterey Institute accompanied Professor Jan Black and Judge Juan Guzman Tapia, most notable for prosecuting former Dictator Augusto Pinochet, on a research tour of Mapuche communities in southern Chile last January. The Mapuche are an indigenous group, comprising about 4% of Chile's total population. Their communities now face environmental, socio-economic, and human rights issues.
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Alison Cameron: Sustainable Development in Jordan
Alison Cameron (MAIPS ‘09) interned in Amman, Jordan for Friends of the Earth Middle East through our DPMI Development Practicum.
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El Salvador Practicum: Collaborating for Sustainable Community Development
Last January fifteen intrepid graduate students (aka Team Monterey 4) traveled to the Bajo Lempa region of El Salvador to tackle agricultural, water access, and conservation issues. Visit the Equipo Monterey blog to explore their adventures searching for illicit turtle eggs at the local markets, or designing workshops for food producers to share knowledge and potential growth strategies.
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Environmental Policy Careers
Alumni Positions
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Peace Corps Master's International Environmental Policy
PCMI Program Overview
Available to Fall and Spring incoming students, the Peace Corp Master's International (PCMI) program uniquely prepares students to fulfill challenging Peace Corps field assignments in developing countries. While attaining a degree from the Monterey Institute and carrying out the Peace Corps mission, students will gain skills needed to become an effective leader in environmental education and/or resource conservation efforts.
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Our joint and dual degree options permit students to expand their skill-sets and resumés via an integrated, condensed curriculum. Developing complementary skills allows for greater career opportunities, particularly with the emerging need for specialists who can bring cutting edge knowledge to traditional organizations and industries.
