Thursday, May 28, 2015
Volunteer Opportunity--CASA
Click here for more information about volunteer opportunities: http://www.casamontgomery.org/helpnoflash.html
Politico has Openings for Recent Grads!
Find current openings
and application instructions here.
Here is an example of one:
Recruitment Associate
Description:
POLITICO is seeking
a recruitment associate to source top industry talent.
Develop a solid
understanding of position requirements through conversations with hiring
manager.
Advertise positions
in a smart way to attract quality candidates.
Source passive
candidates.
— Review applicant resumes
— Conduct initial phone screens
— Present candidates to hiring managers for
consideration
— Build and maintain a solid candidate
pipeline for all openings
— Represent POLITICO at recruitment and
industry events.
Qualifications
Qualifications
— College degree required
— Excellent process and time management skills
— Strong listening skills
— Some work experience or strong internship
experience preferred
To apply:
Send a résumé, cover letter describing your interest and relevant experience and contact information for three references to employment@politico.com with this in the subject line: ADM0003 |
Federal and Global Semester - Seats Still Available!
A few seats still available in the Federal and Global Semester
Programs for next year! APPLY NOW. Students of all majors and years welcome
to apply.
Perks
include:
§ Take a fall-semester
seminar course on security, U.S. diplomacy, science diplomacy, energy, global
challenges--taught by amazing practitioners who bring in guest speakers
(foreign ambassadors, F.B.I., United Nations folks, etc.)!
§ Obtain spring
internship at sites ranging from federal, NGOs, private organizations, foreign
embassies, research shops, White House
etc.
§ Take spring internship
credit through our program or through your major or other program! Choose
internships according to your interests and career ideas! (The fall seminar
is not limiting!)
§ Earn a notation on
your transcript: become a Federal or Global Semester Fellow!
§ Join a lively, engaged
student cohort group (and alumni network)! Year-round fellowship and
empowerment activities including field trips, etc.
For details and an application form, go to EITHER http://federalsemester.umd.edu
and/or http://globalsemesterdc.umd.edu
or come by our office: 2407 Marie Mount Hall, 301-314-0261. Fill out ONE
application and rank your choices across the two programs. APPLY NOW!
Look at seminar descriptions on our websites to learn about
amazing instructors!
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Full Time Job - Experiential Education Manager
The National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses
to Terrorism (START) is now hiring an Experiential Education Manager for its
flagship internship program. The Experiential Education Manager will work at
START’s headquarters at the University of Maryland, College Park.
About the Internship Program: START offers unpaid internships year round on a variety of our research projects and teams. During the course of their internship, participants are exposed to the most up-to-date theories, methods and information related to the study of terrorism. The program is designed to prepare the next generation of homeland security scholars and practitioners through real-world research experience. START’s internship program is open to undergraduate and graduate students (as well as some recent graduates) in any related discipline from any institution. Description of Duties: The Experiential Education Manager will oversee the internship program and report to START’s Education Director. Additionally, the Internship Manager will work with the Events and Communications Coordinator to put together a program of enrichment and career development opportunities for the interns. The Experiential Education Manager will also regularly attend recruiting functions in order to promote internship opportunities. Additionally, the Experiential Education Manager will schedule desk and office space for interns to meet the needs of projects and intern supervisors. He/she will be responsible for ensuring both the scheduling and hiring processes run smoothly. This will require the Experiential Education Manager to work with about 100 interns from dozens of schools throughout the country as well as about 20 intern supervisors based at START. In conducting the duties described, the Experiential Education Manager will have the opportunity to work directly with researchers and future professionals in the homeland security enterprise, as well as other scholars, students and administrators. For more information, visit http://www.start.umd.edu/careers/experiential-education-manager |
Paid Public Opinion Research Internship with Voice of the People/Program for Public Consultation
The Program for Public Consultation
(PPC) at the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland was established to
develop the methods and theory of public consultation and to conduct public
consultations. In particular it will work with government agencies to help
them consult their citizens on key public policy issues that the government
faces.
PPC has paid internship positions available starting in late
May. We are looking to hire 2 interns to work at our downtown Washington, DC
office (located near the Dupont Circle metro) either on a full-time or
part-time basis. An individual may have the opportunity to continue
working beyond the summer term as well.
Interns assist with office, communication, and research duties,
depending on the needs of the organization and his or her interests. In
addition to research, duties include assisting in event planning; updating
and maintaining Voice Of the People (VOP) and our affiliate organization
databases; gathering information and data from the Internet, government, and
non-governmental libraries; preparing reports, graphs and presentations using
Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint; helping with media monitoring and social
media outreach; and answering phones.
The ideal candidate would be a current undergraduate with an
interest in public opinion research, public policy, government, political
psychology, and/or sociology. We are seeking individuals with
experience using the Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Outlook) and conducting Internet and LexisNexis-based research.
Interns will also assist with a related campaign, Voice of the
People (www.VOP.org) that
focuses more on domestic political issues.
To apply, e-mail cover letter including your time availability
(days and hours available) and resume to info@pipa.orgto
the attention of Allison Stettler. For more information, consult the
VOP website, www.vop.org, and the
PPC website, www.public-consultation.org.
Applications will be considered on a rolling basis, so applying
soon is recommended.
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Monday, May 18, 2015
Paid Internship: Central and West Africa
The National Democratic
Institute for International Affairs (NDI) is seeking candidates for an internship with NDI's Central and
West Africa (CEWA) team. The intern will be responsible for assisting with
implementation of democratic development programs in the region through the
following assignments:
§ Collect and distribute foreign and domestic newspaper, magazine,
and/or academic articles pertaining to Central and West African affairs;
§ Provide administrative support on assigned country programs,
including filing, faxing, copying, and mailing;
§ Assist with program logistics, including arrangements for
airfare and hotel, visas, meeting schedules, and briefing books for traveling
NDI staff and consultants;
§ Assist in researching and drafting periodic reports on NDI
programs;
§ Attend events and lectures on Central and West Africa and
provide written summaries to team members;
§ Attend NDI events and program meetings and provide minutes to
team members;
§ Translate documents and messages from French to English and
English to French;
§ Assist in organizing document archives of NDI programs in the
CEWA region;
§ Complete special projects as requested; and
§ Additional responsibilities based on demonstrated ability could
include: review of field office expenditures, research and drafting of
sections of new program proposals, and more.
Qualifications
§ Pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree, or a recent
graduate of such a program (relevant degree programs might include, but are
not limited to: African studies, international development, international
relations, or political science);
§ Some knowledge of Central and West Africa and an interest in
learning more;
§ High degree of organization, attention to detail, and skill at
prioritizing and managing multiple tasks;
§ Advanced proficiency in English and French; ability to produce clear, grammatically correct written
translations from English to French and French to English;
§ Strong research and writing skills;
§ Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel and Google applications;
Flexible,
diligent, and team-oriented personality
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Paid Internship in Nonprofit Management
The
Managed Organizations team is looking for a driven and ambitious
undergraduate who is interested in learning about nonprofit management,
philanthropy and the world of consulting to join our team during the summer
(tentative start and end dates of June 15th and August 21st,
respectively). In this role, you will provide project and administrative
support to Arabella
Advisors. You will also have an opportunity to gain exposure
to project management skills; nonprofit and grants administration; cross-team
collaboration and communication; and meaningful social change. You will
attend full onboarding training given to new Arabella staff members and learn
about fiscal sponsorship and how it works from an organizational, legal, and
accounting standpoint. You will have the opportunity to shadow team members
on projects they are managing, assist in implementing a new grants management
system for clients, and add value to the team by streamlining
processes.
Arabella Advisors provides operations and management support to multiple public charities, including a 501(c)(3) named the New Venture Fund and a 501(c)(4). These managed organizations house new and innovative public interest projects and nonprofits, as well as coordinate collaborative initiatives between donors and administer grants programs. This type of structure is commonly referred to as fiscal sponsorship, and candidates are highly encouraged to research fiscal sponsorship prior to a first interview. The managed organizations provide support to a diverse range of projects, including many focused on conservation and global health. The organizations have also provided fiscal sponsorship to projects focused on public policy, education, disaster recovery, and music and the arts. Essential Responsibilities and Projects:
§ Team Support (~80%)
§ Support the team’s daily management of a large portfolio of
fiscally sponsored and incubated projects, including tasks such as:
§ Update project data and information in various technology
systems, including Salesforce.
§ Coordinate logistics for client and project meetings.
§ Assist with preparation of subgrant dockets, such as reviewing
due diligence documentation, mail-merging agreements, etc.
§ Enter grant, contribution, subgrant and contract information
into Salesforce.
§ Research unidentified donations to determine appropriate project
designation, including contacting donors.
§ Process payments, ensuring accurate coding and documentation.
Manage
special projects, such as:
§ Develop internal procedure guides by observing team members
performing core functions related to project management and documenting in
detail the steps associated with each activity.
§ Assist with the roll-out of online grants management system;
develop internal training guides.
§ Implement reorganization of shared files.
§ Administrative Support backup (~20%)
§ Other administrative tasks as needed
Essential
Knowledge, Skills and Experience:
§ Rising junior or senior currently
pursuing a bachelor’s degree at an accredited four-year college or university
with a minimum 3.0 GPA
§ Interest in nonprofit management, social enterprise, consulting
and/or other areas key to philanthropy
§ Nonprofit volunteer experience
§ Excellent attention to detail
§ Strong written and verbal communication skills
§ Strong organization and research skills
§ Ability to support projects and meet deadlines
§ Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Compensation: The internship pays an hourly rate of $13.00 (40
hours/week anticipated).
Apply here. |
Free GRE Prep Series
Free GRE Prep Series
The Center for Academic
Success is planning on offering the GRE Preparation Workshop Series from
mid-June to early August. The series will be 8 total weeks, with 6 weeks of
instruction and 2 weeks of simulated exams. The series will be free of charge
to current students at USG or alumni of programs at USG, although we will
recommend that students buy 2-3 prep books to supplement the course. Timing
will be determined based on participants' availability; it's important that
students let us know of their interest in the series so that their
availability can be considered when we identify a date and time.
Please contact us by email if you are interested in
participating.
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Wednesday, May 13, 2015
DOJ and Investigative Analyst positions/internships
Apply
for the positions below through Careers4Terps.
Log in and search for the position by the job title or employer name.
Fall 2015 Interns In The Environmental Crimes Section,
United States Department Of Justice Internship (Fall or Spring Part-Time)
US Department of Justice - Environmental Crimes Section (Washington,
DC, District of Columbia)
Posting Date: May 08, 2015
Investigative Analyst Entry Level (Full-Time)
Titan Investigative Alliance, LLC(Columbia, Maryland)
Posting Date: April 02, 2015
Monday, May 11, 2015
Excellent Job Search Tool
Hi all. An adviser on main campus just sent this message my way. I figured I would pass along. Let me know what you think!
Indeed.com not only
solicits ads from employers, it also pulls job announcements from usajobs.gov
and several other career sites. Students can create an Indeed alert for
particular key words and a particular location in seconds. They’ll
receive an email a day with matching jobs. Instructions are below.
Private Detective Agency Seeking Applicants for Full Time and Part Time Positions
A Maryland based private detective agency is seeking applicants
for full and part time positions. All applicants start as part-time;
full-time positions are earned based on performance. The agency
specializes in insurance fraud and related investigations. Below are
some details about the agency and the position.
§ The agency works for
doctors, hospitals, defense attorneys, and insurance carriers
§ The position is
primarily responsible for conducting video surveillance of individuals who
have filed a claim alleging injury
§ The agency is willing
to train new employees from the ground up
§ The agency will supply
all equipment necessary to complete the job
§ The training period is
three weeks and during the training period new employees will learn how to
set up and conduct mobile surveillance and obtain video evidence
§ The initial three week
training program is free and the agency does not collect any fees, but the
applicant is not on payroll and will not be paid for the training
§ Once the applicant has
successfully completed the three week course, they will be added to payroll
and training will continue
§ Full time, first year
investigators will have a compensation package in the mid 40’s to low 50’s
§ Applicants must have a
reliable vehicle that blends in
§ The applicant must be
able to work at a variety of times
§ The applicant must be
able to work independently
If you are interested in applying, please send your resume to
insuranceinvestigations@hotmail.com, please no phone calls. The agency will
respond to every resume via e-mail. Applicants will be sent additional
information about the job and its requirements once the agency has received
and reviewed an applicant’s resume.
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UMD Department of Public Safety- Security Monitor Positions Open
The Security Operations Center (SOC) is currently hiring
part-time security monitors. SOC is a unit within the Technology
Services Bureau of the University of Maryland, Department of Public Safety.
The SOC is tasked with monitoring the extensive security camera system
currently consisting of over 500 cameras that are located both on the
interior and exterior of campus buildings, as well as at various locations
around the City of College Park. SOC is close to campus. Offers a
felxible schedule with a 24/7 operations center and pays $10.25 per hour.
Students interested in applying should contact Ms. Barbara
Asbury, the SOC Supervisor, at socsupervisors@umpd.umd.edu or by phone at
(301) 314-8318.
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Gainesville Florida Police Department
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