Media Coverage
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U.S. Department of State (Washington, DC) | January 5, 2021
ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ Graduate Institute alum Mary Scholl and TESOL emerita professor Diane Larson-Freeman were recently recognized by the U.S. Department of State for their contributions to the English Language Specialist program and the field of TESOL.
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Elon University (Elon, NC) | November 9, 2020
Elon University student Mary Thidodeau discusses studying abroad in Rwanda with ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ in fall 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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VPR (Barre, Vermont) | October 29, 2020
ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ Graduate Institute alumna Beth Stern discussed her time with the nonprofit Central Vermont Council on Aging after stepped down from her role as executive director in 2020.
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National Commission for the Fight Against Genocide (Kigali, Rwanda) | October 15, 2020
While studying abroad in Rwanda, students visited the National Commission for the Fight Against Genocide to learn about the country's post-genocide peacebuilding process.
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The Commons (Brattleboro, VT) | October 7, 2020
A plaque honoring Nobel Laureate Jody Williams, who is an alumna of ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ Graduate Institute, was installed at Green Street School in Brattleboro, Vermont.
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VTDigger (Brattleboro, VT) | October 5, 2020
Jody Williams, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and alumna of ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ Graduate Institute, discusses security and activism amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Condé Nast Traveler (New York, New York) | September 2, 2020
COVID-19 has rocked the international education industry—and presented an opportunity to build it back better.
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GoAbroad (Fort Collins, Colorado) | June 15, 2020
In June, GoAbroad recognized School for International Training with its 2020 Innovation in Crisis Response Award for Operation Bring Our Students Home. In less than two weeks, School for International Training successfully carried out a worldwide operation to repatriate 920 undergraduate and graduate students from 56 program locations in response to the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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THE PIE NEWS () | March 4, 2020
A career of teaching and leadership with the Central European University ultimately led Italian Renaissance studies expert Sophia Howlett to bucolic Brattleboro, Vermont. Today Howlett is the president of School for International Training, a pioneer in experiential, field-based programs that offers more than 90 undergraduate and master’s degree programs on all seven continents. She spoke to The PIE about her journey into intled, and her vision for the future of ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ.
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VTDigger (Brattleboro, VT) | January 5, 2020
The School for International Training, a 55-year-old institution with a sprawling rural campus in southern Vermont, has erased a sizeable budget deficit and is reconnecting with the community as it adapts to survive.
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Vermont Business Magazine () | November 8, 2019
57 ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ alumni have been named U.S. State Department Fellows since 2006 - The U.S. Department of State has recognized School for International Training with the English Language Fellow Top Producing Institution Award, which celebrates ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ’s position as the institution that has prepared the largest number of TESOL professionals to become Fellows.
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The Brattleboro Reformer (Brattleboro, VT) | October 1, 2019
An ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ summer program in Iceland is set to become one of the first U.S. study abroad programs to fully offset carbon emissions resulting from air and ground travel that contribute to the climate crisis.
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The Brattleboro Reformer (Brattleboro, VT) | September 26, 2019
As part of an effort to cap a week of climate action, ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ Graduate Institute will host a tree planting event at its campus, 167 Kipling Road, on Saturday, Sept. 28, starting at 10 a.m. Participants will be planting 250-300 trees to reforest roughly three acres of land on the lower field at the campus.
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Brattleboro Reformer (Brattleboro, VT) | February 25, 2019
Fifty years ago last September, three forward-looking students enrolled in a new program offered by School for International Training (ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ).
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University of St Thomas Newsroom (Minneapolis, Minn.) | February 19, 2019
Five St. Thomas mechanical engineering seniors spent last summer in Amman, Jordan, as part of the School of Engineering’s inaugural Global Summers Senior Design program, a partnership with ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ Study Abroad.
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Balkan Insight (The Balkans) | January 3, 2019
Joining a pan-Balkan arthouse film jury proved a transformative experience for youngsters brought up to think of their peers in other former Yugoslav countries as strangers and enemies.
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Peace Insight () | October 4, 2018
In this opinion piece, Dr. Bruce W. Dayton assesses the state of peacebuilding around the world and the roadblocks that peacebuilders have faced over the last quarter century.
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Brattleboro Reformer (Brattleboro, VT) | October 2, 2018
A new peace and justice master's degree from School for International Training will include a formative two-week residency in South Africa, and classes through two influential organizations, the United States Institute of Peace and the Alliance for Peacebuilding in Washington, D.C.
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Pace University (New York, NY) | July 26, 2018
Three Pace University students will study overseas thanks to academic scholarships funded by the United States Department of State.
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Brattleboro Reformer (Brattleboro, VT) | July 9, 2018
When teacher John Ungerleider began leading what's now the Governor's Institute on Current Issues and Youth Activism in 1990, he hoped to link Vermont teenagers to the world at a time before smartphones and social media.
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Snoqualmie Valley Record () | July 4, 2018
Nellie Joselyn missed the competitiveness that she thrived on during the soccer and softball seasons at Mount Si High. She learned how to be a leader along with honing her athletic skills as a Wildcat. And she was looking for more.
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USA TODAY (FEZ, Morocco) | June 7, 2018
Morocco prides itself on an artisan culture that creates striking jewelry, metal, leather and wood. But one traditional craft is in danger of fading — the centuries-old skill of making zellige — the mosaic tile that adorns mosques and palaces.
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Study International () | May 2, 2018
As the second largest and second most populous continent on Earth, it is no wonder why Africa remains a key source market for international students.
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The Keene Sentinel (Keene, NH) | April 25, 2018
The chief executive officer of Oxfam America will be the speaker for ÃÛ½ÛÊÓƵ Graduate Institute’s commencement exercises next month.