Kohl’s Department Stores is looking for a Loss Prevention Supervisor and Loss Prevention Officer for their Germantown, MD store. Interested candidates should send their resume ASAP directly to Drew Crigger (drew.crigger@kohls.com).
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Tuesday, June 25, 2019
Loss Prevention opportunities at Kohl's Germantown
Kohl’s Department Stores is looking for a Loss Prevention Supervisor and Loss Prevention Officer for their Germantown, MD store. Interested candidates should send their resume ASAP directly to Drew Crigger (drew.crigger@kohls.com).
Fall 2019 Criminal Investigation Internship w/ Fairfax County
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Monday, June 24, 2019
Job Opportunity: UMD SAFE Center
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Truancy Prevention Program
Please see the flyers below for more information on the Truancy Prevention Program (TPP) volunteer opportunities. Thanks to CCJS alum John Kudel, TPP coordinator, for sending us this information! You can reach out to John for more information at John.Kudel@montgomerycountymd.gov.
AmeriCorp Opportunity for Behavioral Science Students
CaringMatters is seeking a full-time AmeriCorps member for its 2019-2020 service year. The CaringMatters member will work under the supervision of the Director of Children's Bereavement Services to coordinate and facilitate groups and educational programs for children who are grieving the death of a loved one. The CaringMatters member will also assist with pre-camp outreach and registration for our Camp Erin, a grief camp for 6-17 year olds. This AmeriCorps member position is through Project Change and the service year runs from August 15, 2019 until August 14, 2020. AmeriCorps offers its members intensive training, a living stipend, an educational scholarship, health benefits, and a life-enriching experience. Position requires frequent travel to sites throughout Montgomery County, so access to reliable transportation is important.
Qualifications:
· Experience working with children, youth and families;
· Strong organizational and interpersonal skills;
· Strong writing skills;
· Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Sciences, Education, or related field;
· Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred;
· Knowledge of Montgomery County, its schools and community resources is highly desired.
To apply to for this position please email your resume and cover letter (detailing your interest in this position and AmeriCorps) to Deanie Preston at deaniep@caringmatters.org.
Paid Fall Internships with the Nuclear Threat Initiative
Position description
NTI is pleased to offer paid internships in our Washington, D.C. office. The number of positions and areas of responsibility vary by semester, but each offers exciting opportunities to work on projects that make lasting contributions to reducing threats of weapons of mass destruction and disruption (WMDD), with an emphasis on nuclear, radiological, and biological risks, as well as related risks associated with advances in technology.
NTI internships are especially well suited to undergraduate or graduate students with an interest in the intersection of global affairs, public policy, science, engineering, and national security. While an intern’s primary focus will be on NTI activities and projects, we encourage our interns to attend relevant congressional hearings, briefings at think tanks, or other career enhancing opportunities, and to develop their professional network throughout his/her internship. NTI will offer each intern an opportunity to build a relationship with a mentor in addition to a day-to-day manager to help ensure that the intern receives regular guidance and feedback. NTI also hosts regular, internal “brown bag” sessions and seminars open to the public; interns are encouraged to participate.
NTI interns play critical roles on our teams, working to advance our mission objectives while learning more about the WMDD community in the process. Responsibilities can include research and analytic support, event logistics support, and administrative tasks necessary for accomplishing team objectives.
NTI welcomes applications from those interested in and with expertise relevant to our core programs:
NTI | bio: NTI’s Biosecurity program seeks to reduce biological risks associated with advances in technology, create new approaches to improve infectious disease surveillance, and identify and fill gaps to measurably strengthen global health security capabilities with a strong focus on biosecurity.
Development (DEV): The Development Team works to identify and cultivate funding prospects, and to solicit contributions for NTI’s important work from individuals, foundations, corporations, and governments. In addition to learning about NTI’s programmatic work, interns will gain practical experience in conducting research; writing proposals, briefings, letters and grant reports; and development strategy implementation.
Global Nuclear Policy Program (GNPP): The Global Nuclear Policy Program works with leaders and partners around the world to develop policies, leadership, and the global capacity—human and institutional—to reduce reliance on nuclear weapons, prevent their spread and use, and ultimately end them as a threat to the world. GNPP also leads NTI’s congressional outreach.
International Nuclear Fuel Cycle Strategies (FC): FC seeks to develop pragmatic international fuel cycle approaches that reinforce key nonproliferation principles while enabling peaceful uses of nuclear energy, including through verification and monitoring for both civilian nuclear activities and for arms control/disarmament initiatives.
Materials Risk Management (MRM): MRM’s mission is to prevent nuclear and radiological terrorism. The MRM program works with governments, industry, international organizations, and experts to minimize these risks by securing, minimizing, and, where possible, eliminating dangerous nuclear and radiological materials, and promoting sustainable materials management practices. The MRM program also seeks to strengthen the global institutional capacity for managing these materials and promotes cooperation to reduce nuclear and radiological threats.
Science and Technical Affairs (STA): STA seeks to capture the opportunities new and emerging technologies afford while working to reduce the impact of their malevolent use. STA works to address the growing and potentially catastrophic cyber threat to nuclear systems and facilities around the world and monitors the risks and potential benefits of big data and artificial intelligence, among other emerging technologies.
Qualifications
NTI seeks candidates able to commit to an internship duration of at least eight weeks and can dedicate at least 16 hours per week in our Washington, D.C. office during the academic year and at least 30 hours during the summer term. NTI looks for exceptional interpersonal skills and strong organizational, writing, and communication skills in its interns. Selectees will be expected to join our team on a pre-scheduled orientation day. If you have special scheduling circumstances you would like us to consider (e.g., ROTC tour), please simply let us know within your application.
NTI is currently inviting applicants from those who have/will have completed at least two years of undergraduate studies at the time of the internship’s commencement. Applications will be accepted by July 1, 2019 for full consideration for our fall program to begin in September 2019.
Please note that we are unable to respond to individual inquiries by phone or email about the status of your application. We do, however, aim to be in touch with each applicant during our review process or soon thereafter.
Apply on the NTI website.
START Fall Internship Application Deadline this Sunday (06/30)
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Friendly reminder that the priority application deadline for the Fall Internship Program at The National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START), based here at the University of Maryland, is coming up on Sunday, June 30th.
Below is a list of opportunities available for the fall semester. Please visit our website for detailed project descriptions and more information, and to access the fall application forms: https://www.start.umd.e
Why choose an internship at START?
General requirements
Applicants for all internships must:
Each project may have additional requirements, including minimum credit hours, preferred majors and compulsory meeting times.
How to apply:
FALL 2019:
Priority application deadline: Sunday, June 16, 2019; 11:59pm
Final application deadline: Sunday, June 30, 2019; 11:59pm
For more information about the projects, requirements and for the application forms visit: http://www.start.umd.ed
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Friday, June 21, 2019
Upcoming Internship & Job Opportunities
Deadline: Thursday, June 27 by close of business
To apply: email a resume and cover letter to dnelson@fai.idc.virginia.
Deadline: asap
To apply: email a resume to drew.crigger@kohls.com
Deadline: Sunday, June 30 at 11:59 PM
To apply: START application form
Deadline: Wednesday, July 17 at 11:59 PM
To apply: Go to Career4Terps and search Job ID 186764
Deadline: rolling
To apply: email a resume to miguel@thelawofficeofmp.com
Thursday, June 6, 2019
Law Firm Internships
 The Law Office of Miguel Palmeiro, LLC is currently seeking interns for the Summer and Fall 2019 terms. Interns would be working on immigration cases with intervening/complicating factors regarding criminal offenses. For more information and/or to apply, please send a resume to Miguel R. Palmeiro at miguel@thelawofficeofmp.com.  |
 Candidate must adhere to confidentiality and have good computer skills, writing skills, and great manner with people. He or she will assist in such things as taking notes in client meetings, obtaining medical records, preparing exhibits for trial, and as part of the learning aspect, able to attend a hearing or deposition with the Attorney . The intern may also learn logistics of filing the claim and assisting the paralegals in their work load. The position is currently unpaid and intern must have transportation.  |
OIG Investigative Student Service Internship - Investigative Student Service Intern
The OIG Investigative Student Service Internship provides college students with the unique opportunity to work alongside criminal investigators, forensic auditors, analytical staff, and attorneys as we conduct criminal, civil, and administrative investigations into fraud, waste, and abuse related to OPM programs and operations. Your participation in the OIG Investigative Student Service Internship program will provide you the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and professional experience.As an Investigative Student Service Intern, students will work in a non-enforcement capacity alongside our investigative staff. Activities would include:
- Interview complainants and document the results
- Review and enter case leads and notifications into the investigative tracking system
- Identify financial exposure related to allegations and recognize potential harm to OPM beneficiaries
- Collect and analyze data and information
- Perform database research to develop investigative leads
- Prepare case activity reports
- Conduct open source research
- Analyze and summarize complex information
- Prepare status briefings for supervisors, criminal investigators, investigators, forensic auditors, and analytical staff
Interested students may find more information about this opportunity and apply on Careers4Terps by searching Job ID 186764.
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