Take a look at some of the employers coming to campus in April... in particular, Metropolitan Police Department and Gaithersburg Police Department!
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Friday, March 30, 2018
Thursday, March 29, 2018
National Protection and Programs Directorate Cybersecurity Jobs and Internships Webinar
Thursday, March 29 | 4:00-5:00 p.m. | Virtual
Designed specifically for students and recent graduates who are interested in beginning a career with NPPD, this virtual event will feature an overview of the application and hiring process, highlight exciting entry-level job and internship opportunities, and a panel of NPPD experts will answer live questions from webinar participants.
*Registration required
Nonprofit Meetup (Career Fair)--College Park
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Operations/Legal Assistant
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Price Benowitz LLP is seeking a full-time entry level legal assistant to join our growing team at the Washington, DC headquarters. This is a perfect opportunity for someone looking to get their start in the legal field. This position supports firm operations, as well as, some of the different practice areas at the firm. The position serves as an administrative and customer service assistant for the firm and the legal practices to which they are assigned. This person in this role works closely with the assigned attorneys and is given opportunities to expand responsibilities based on performance.
Responsibilities and DutiesAnswers and directs incoming calls Performs administrative and customer service functions essential to the operations of the firm Conducts basic research Assists with scheduling important dates or meetings Assists with the gathering and completion on necessary documentation Assists with the management of databases and files Performs client relation responsibilities as assigned Assists with other essential functions of the firm and its practice areas, as assigned  |
2018 Maryland Crime Victims' Rights Conference - On Campus
The Governor's Office of Crime Control & Prevention, in partnership with the Maryland State Board of Victim Services, is pleased to announce that registration is open for the 2018 Maryland Crime Victims' Rights Conference on Thursday, April 12, 2018, at the Adele H. Stamp Student Union at the University of Maryland. This conference offers innovative best practices and tools for victim service professionals to serve victims of crime in Maryland. At the conference, Governor Hogan will present the Governor's Victim Assistance Awards to three Marylanders who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to assist crime victims.
Click here to view the agenda and registration.
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
USG Scholarships — Apply Now!
Free money is always a great thing... the USG scholarship application is now open! The priority deadline is June 30th, so don't miss out on this great opportunity. Click HERE for more information and to start your application.
Advocacy Internship, Europe & Asia - Summer 2018 Amnesty International
Position description
The Advocacy/Government Relations Program is part of Amnesty International USA (AIUSA), which works to promote human rights in the U.S. and worldwide. AIUSA is dedicated to holding the U.S. government and governments around the world accountable to international human rights obligations and commitments. The Advocacy/Government Relations team works with members of Congress and the executive (U.S. Department of State, National Security Council, White House, etc) to ensure that human rights are prioritized and protected worldwide.
Internship Overview
Interns will have the opportunity to work on federal advocacy on human rights issues in Washington, D.C. The internship is full-time and requires a minimum twelve-week commitment for Summer 2018.
Roles and Responsibilities
Interns will have the opportunity to gain valuable experience by working directly with the Advocacy Director for Europe and Central Asia. Interns will gain experience in human rights research and advocacy including but not limited to developing and implementing advocacy strategies and materials, liaising with governmental bodies and officials, conducting legislative research, drafting memoranda and blogs, analyzing emerging areas of relevant law and government policy, tracking the progress of legislation in the United States Congress, and learning about the international human rights framework. Interns will also be responsible for researching and documenting issues related to U.S. foreign policy and human rights in their area of focus, as well as attending and summarizing briefings, hearings, and other NGO events.
Experience with political advocacy and/or grassroots activism, especially related to refugees, LGBT issues, civil society defense, fundamental human rights is also desirable.
Qualifications
This Internship is open to recent college graduates (graduated within the last 6-months) and students who will have completed their first year of college before the internship commences. Interns should possess the following:
- Demonstrated familiarity with Europe/Central Asia and human rights in Europe/Central Asia
- Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills.
- Experience developing external facing documents (e.g reports, policy briefs, talking points, advocacy messages, strategic plans, press releases, and memoranda.) with minimal editorial oversight.
- Excellent research skills, especially the ability to conduct congressional research
- Energetic, highlight motivated, and proactive outlook with excellent time management skills
- Proficiency in Russian or Turkish is a plus.
Apply here.
Paid Summer Research Internship with the Center on Labor, Human Services, and Population with The Urban Institute
The Urban Institute Summer Internship is a paid 10-week program designed to provide students interested in research, public policy issues and organizational operations with “rewarding and substantive” work assignments that are valuable to Urban’s mission.
How you’ll contribute:
The Center on Labor, Human Services, and Population is looking for a Summer Research Intern who can work collaboratively on projects aimed to enhance existing workforce development programs and to provide an evaluation of non-traditional child care services.
Responsibilities include:
- Data Collection
- Conducting background research
- Literature Reviews
- Assisting with project management
What you’ll bring:
- Rising Junior or Senior pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Policy/Sociology/Economics, or related field.
- Strong quantitative and/or qualitative skills
- Attention to detail and organizational skills
- Detail oriented work well independently
- Very strong Microsoft Office skills, especially Word and Excel
What you’ll experience:
- New Intern “Welcome” Orientation
- Networking with Researchers, Senior Professionals and others who will support your professional growth and career interests
- Intern specific workshops and networking events designed to advance your professional development and build your soft skills
- Team building activities that forge new friendships with other Urban Interns
- Feedback and mentoring from your intern manager
- Opportunity to present the value of your contribution and what you learned during our End of Summer Lightning Talks
Intern Program Dates: May 21st - July 27th 2018
Apply here.
Internships with Center for International Policy * with Stipend
From CIP's Website:
"The Center for International Policy promotes cooperation, transparency and accountability in global relations. Through research and advocacy, our programs address the most urgent threats to our planet: war, corruption, inequality and climate change.
CIP's scholars, journalists, activists and former government officials provide a unique mixture of access to high-level officials, issue-area expertise, media savvy and strategic vision. We work to inform the public and decision makers in the United States and in international organizations on policies to make the world more just, peaceful and sustainable."
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Click here for more information: https://www.ciponline.org/get-
"The Center for International Policy promotes cooperation, transparency and accountability in global relations. Through research and advocacy, our programs address the most urgent threats to our planet: war, corruption, inequality and climate change.
CIP's scholars, journalists, activists and former government officials provide a unique mixture of access to high-level officials, issue-area expertise, media savvy and strategic vision. We work to inform the public and decision makers in the United States and in international organizations on policies to make the world more just, peaceful and sustainable."
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"Applicants for internships should submit application materials for any of the internships listed below at any time. We begin reviewing applications in November for the spring semester (January-May), in March for the summer semester (May-August), and in June for the fall semester (August-December) and continue on a rolling basis. Start dates, end dates, and weekly schedules are flexible.
Interns will be provided with a stipend during their internship. The stipend will be given to help defray expenses incurred in connection with volunteering at CIP. Each intern is responsible for reporting and payment of all taxes due or owing to any taxing authority pursuant to his or her internship. Interns will be provided with a tax form for reporting purposes. The stipend amount will be $500 per month for full-time interns.
The following internships are available:
Security Assistance Monitor (3)
Fundraising and Communications (1)
Arms and Security / Foreign Influence Transparency Initiative (1)
Win Without War (3)"
Interns will be provided with a stipend during their internship. The stipend will be given to help defray expenses incurred in connection with volunteering at CIP. Each intern is responsible for reporting and payment of all taxes due or owing to any taxing authority pursuant to his or her internship. Interns will be provided with a tax form for reporting purposes. The stipend amount will be $500 per month for full-time interns.
The following internships are available:
Security Assistance Monitor (3)
Fundraising and Communications (1)
Arms and Security / Foreign Influence Transparency Initiative (1)
Win Without War (3)"
Click here for more information: https://www.ciponline.org/get-
BSOS Presents: The Feller Lecture featuring NBC News’ Chuck Todd and Mike Viquiera
On Thursday, April 12 the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences will present the first Feller Lecture: a timely political commentary and discussion featuring Chuck Todd, moderator of NBC’s “Meet the Press,” and alumnus Mike Viqueira, a journalist and author. Dr. Irwin Morris, Chair of the Department of Government and Politics, will moderate the event.
The Feller Lecture, established via a generous donation from alumni Joel J. Feller (GVPT ’90) and Kim A. Feller (’89), will begin at 7:30 p.m. on April 12 inside the Gildenhorn Recital Hall at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center. Please register here but be advised that a reservation does not guarantee admittance. Seats will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis until the venue reaches capacity.
About the featured guests:
Chuck Todd is moderator of “Meet the Press” on NBC and the host of “MTP Daily” on MSNBC. Todd is also NBC News’ political director and serves as an on-air political analyst for Nightly News with Lester Holt and TODAY. Todd took over as NBC’s chief White House correspondent in December 2008 and has since broadcast live reports from more than 25 countries on five continents.
Mike Viqueira (GVPT ’86) is a seasoned journalist and author of “You Didn’t Get This From Me: A Novel of Media and Politics,” which satirically chronicles the challenges faced by today’s journalists. Viqueira has served as an NBC and MSNBC congressional correspondent, a White House Correspondent, and a Senior Washington Correspondent and Bureau Chief for Al Jazeera America.
About Joel and Kim Feller:
Joel and Kim Feller (pictured left with son Cory) are dedicated supporters of the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences and the University of Maryland overall. The Fellers donated $500,000 to establish the Feller Lecture within the Department of Government and Politics, which will become the department’s signature annual event. The Feller family is well-known throughout the legal community, as Joel Feller is a founding partner at Ross Feller Casey, LLP in Philadelphia, and is a nationally renowned victims’ rights advocate. Read more about the Feller family’s continued generosity to BSOS and UMD.Human Trafficking Related Job Opportunity
Courtney's House is currently recruiting for a Drop-in Center Aide. They are looking for creative and motivated individuals to fill this position. Courtney's House full food program provides daily freshly prepared meals and advanced cooking skills are required for this position.
For your convenience, I have attached the job announcement. Additionally, the full announcement can be found by clicking HERE.
Fall 2018 Rawlings Undergraduate Leadership Fellows Program - applications open now!
The Rawlings Undergraduate Leadership Fellows Program is currently accepting applications for their Fall 2018 cohort. This fellowship gives students firsthand leadership experience with internships and community action projects.
More information, as well as the application, can be found on the Rawlings Program website.
Career Shuttle: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
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Career Shuttle: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Friday, April 20, 11:00 am- 5:30 pm
RSVP and read more: https://go.umd.edu/cscia
Join the University Career Center & The President's Promise on a Career Shuttle to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in McLean, VA! This career shuttle is for BSOS students who are interested in gaining a better understanding of the CIA and its mission and contributions to national security. The visit will include an information session led by senior officers from the Directorate of Operations and Analysis, a CIA museum tour, as well as a brief stop to the employee association store to purchase mementos. Space is limited, so sign up today!
In order to participate:
The University Career Center’s "no show" policy will be strictly enforced. However due to the required background security check before the event, there is a modification to the normal two day no-show policy. To avoid the cancellation penalty, please contact Kristen Frese, BEFORE April 4, 2018 at UCC-BSOS@umd.edu if you need to cancel, so that someone from the wait list may take your spot.
Questions? Contact Kristen Frese at UCC-BSOS@umd.edu.
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Monday, March 26, 2018
Cyber Speaker Series – April 4th
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USG Civic Engagement Series--Please attend!
USG Civic Engagement Series
Tuesday, April 3rd 4pm-6pm Bldg II-MPR
Join the USG Student Council, International Club, Tau Sigma, and Political Science Student Organization in an interactive discussion on power and privilege.
Light refreshments will be served.
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Apply to Teach for America
Where will your career take you after graduation? By joining Teach For America, you’ll become part of a network of leaders shaping the political, economic, and social future of our country. Start your senior year with a job offer in hand, connect with a vast network of social impact leaders, and access leadership development and paid opportunities available exclusively for early decision applicants.
Why apply early? Hear from others who applied in their junior year and learn about perks exclusive to early decision applicants.
It’s not too early to launch your career of impact. Apply to the corps today.
FINAL Early Decision Application Deadline for the 2019 corps: Friday, April 13, 2018
To learn more, visit teachforamerica.org/2018.
All majors accepted. Full salary and benefits. 50,000+ alumni network.
Why apply early? Hear from others who applied in their junior year and learn about perks exclusive to early decision applicants.
It’s not too early to launch your career of impact. Apply to the corps today.
FINAL Early Decision Application Deadline for the 2019 corps: Friday, April 13, 2018
To learn more, visit teachforamerica.org/2018.
All majors accepted. Full salary and benefits. 50,000+ alumni network.
Volunteer with CASA
Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)/ Prince George’s County
Public Service Announcement:
Become a voice for a child in foster care!
Want to make a difference in the life of abused or abandoned children in your community? There are over 500 youth in foster care in Prince George’s County and Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is looking for compassionate and motivated individuals to advocate for these youth. In about 10 hours a month, CASA volunteers create relationships with youth in foster care to ensure that the court and child welfare systems remain focused on their specific needs and finding a safe permanent home. Apply today for our Spring Training that will be Mondays and Thursdays from 6 to 9pm in Riverdale, MD beginning April 9th and ending May 7th. The deadline to apply is March 21st! Will you speak for abused and neglected children in your community? Applicants must be 21 or older and willing to complete a background check. For more information, please visit our website at www.pgcasa.org or call 301-209-0491 or email volunteer@pgcasa.org.
Paid Internship with Children Defense Fund Freedom Schools
Children Defense Fund Servant Leader Intern Position 2018
Baltimore Junior Academy
College-age young people and recent college graduates play a key role in the Children’s Defense Fund Freedom Schools® program as servant leader interns. CDF Freedom Schools servant leader interns are responsible for the front-line care and nurturing of the children. Using the Integrated Reading Curriculum, they serve as facilitators in the classroom and as leaders of parent workshops and community outreach activities.
Responsibilities· Deliver the Integrated Reading Curriculum to a class of no more than ten students for 6–8 weeks during the summer months, according to the standards developed by the Children's Defense Fund and the local program sponsor.
· Set up and break down his/her classroom space, including securing and organizing the appropriate materials.
· Collaborate with staff to establish and maintain a supportive and structured environment for the children entrusted to their care.
· Serve as a Harambee leader each day of program operation. (Daily morning exercises)
· Serve as a leader of afternoon activities and other special events; chaperone field trips.
· Participate fully in the National Training. (1st, 2nd and 3rd year servant leader interns only).
Qualifications· Must be at least 19-30 years of age, have completed at least one year of college, and have plans to complete the college degree
· Maintain or have graduated with at least a 3.0 GPA
· Experience managing large groups of children, college-age young people, and parents
· Solid commitment to children’s advocacy and enthusiasm for the CDF Freedom Schools program
· Ability to motivate others and work as part of an intergenerational team
· Strong appreciation and understanding of individual cultural history and the willingness to be open and respectful of all cultures
· Willingness to strive for excellence in all areas and ability to think critically and analytically
· Exhibit positive behavior and attitude; model a mature and professional demeanor; possess excellent written and verbal skills
· Strong interpersonal skills and commitment to the ethics of good character, humility, and servant leadership
· Current voter registration (as eligible by law)
· Authorization for background check for criminal and child protective findings
Please submit your application attach with a resume to Jonathan Williams (jonathan.williams@umaryland.
Also, if you have any additional questions please call 410-542-6758
College-age young people and recent college graduates play a key role in the Children’s Defense Fund Freedom Schools® program as servant leader interns. CDF Freedom Schools servant leader interns are responsible for the front-line care and nurturing of the children. Using the Integrated Reading Curriculum, they serve as facilitators in the classroom and as leaders of parent workshops and community outreach activities.
Responsibilities· Deliver the Integrated Reading Curriculum to a class of no more than ten students for 6–8 weeks during the summer months, according to the standards developed by the Children's Defense Fund and the local program sponsor.
· Set up and break down his/her classroom space, including securing and organizing the appropriate materials.
· Collaborate with staff to establish and maintain a supportive and structured environment for the children entrusted to their care.
· Serve as a Harambee leader each day of program operation. (Daily morning exercises)
· Serve as a leader of afternoon activities and other special events; chaperone field trips.
· Participate fully in the National Training. (1st, 2nd and 3rd year servant leader interns only).
Qualifications· Must be at least 19-30 years of age, have completed at least one year of college, and have plans to complete the college degree
· Maintain or have graduated with at least a 3.0 GPA
· Experience managing large groups of children, college-age young people, and parents
· Solid commitment to children’s advocacy and enthusiasm for the CDF Freedom Schools program
· Ability to motivate others and work as part of an intergenerational team
· Strong appreciation and understanding of individual cultural history and the willingness to be open and respectful of all cultures
· Willingness to strive for excellence in all areas and ability to think critically and analytically
· Exhibit positive behavior and attitude; model a mature and professional demeanor; possess excellent written and verbal skills
· Strong interpersonal skills and commitment to the ethics of good character, humility, and servant leadership
· Current voter registration (as eligible by law)
· Authorization for background check for criminal and child protective findings
Please submit your application attach with a resume to Jonathan Williams (jonathan.williams@umaryland.
Also, if you have any additional questions please call 410-542-6758
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