Carolyn Taylor Email Address

Payroll Specialist and Human Resources

Century Aluminum is a primary aluminium producer, supplying standard-grade, high-purity and value-added primary aluminum products.

Ms. Carolyn Taylor Meyer serves as Director of Immersive Professional Learning and Special Programs in the Graduate School of International Policy & Management (GSIPM) at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. She leads a special programs team responsible for professional development offerings and specialized certificate trainings. She also manages GSIPM credit-bearing academic internship programs and is responsible for building a network of international and domestic graduate-level internship opportunities in the field and at the headquarters of international organizations and social enterprises such as the United Nations, Human Rights Watch, Acumen, Accion and the World Bank. Ms. Meyer has extensive experience working with academic communities, both as a faculty and staff member. She worked at Butler University’s Office of International Student Services and in the creation of the Monterey College of Law’s Mandell-Gisnett Center for Conflict Management. Prior to beginning part-time instruction work at the Monterey Peninsula College in January 2006 where she currently serves as an adjunct professor, she worked as a public relations consultant for four educational institutions in Monterey County and worked as a legislative analyst for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund in Washington, D.C. She also started and operated her own public relations and events company focused on serving the nonprofit community. Ms. Meyer has traveled to over 40 countries for work or leisure and has spent time living in Spain and Mexico. She has volunteered locally with Global Majority, the Monterey County Red Cross, and is a trained mediator with the Victim-Offender and Reconciliation Program (VORP), a project of the Restorative Justice Partners of Monterey County.