In the coming weeks the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) will be having a number of engagement opportunities both virtually and in-person. These will be great opportunities for our students to connect with representatives of these organizations, learn more about them, gain valuable career/application insights, and even showcase their skills. More information and registration details for these events are included below (and on the BSOS Blog here)! If you have any questions, please contact, Gabe Picket, Career Outreach Specialist at gpickett@umd.edu.
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Interested in working for a federal agency? The CIA and the FBI want to meet you!
CIA Info Session
Monday, April 4 | 2 - 3:30 pm | Maryland Room (MMH 0100), Marie Mount Hall
The session will be conducted by experienced recruiters who will share tips about characteristics they seek in candidates, the application process, and what it is like to work for the Agency!
FBI Info Session:
Technical Careers in the Operational Technology Division
Thursday, April 7 | 1 - 2pm | Virtual Event
Come join the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for an information session, in which they will be discussing their Collegiate Hiring Initiative and the Honor's Internship Program for STEM and Non-STEM career areas.
CIA Intern-Focused Info Session
Wednesday, April 13 | 4 - 5 pm | Hornbake Library South Wing, University Career Center, 3100
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is looking for highly motivated and talented individuals from diverse academic and professional backgrounds to be part of our Agency. Attend this session to learn more about CIA employment opportunities as well additional information about:
- CIA Organizational
- Structure Application Process
- Obtaining a Security Clearance
CIA Simulation
Wednesday, April 13 | 5:30 - 7:30 pm | Hornbake Library South Wing, University Career Center, 3100
CIA’s Directorate of Support and the Director’s Area will host an interactive exercise tailored for students who want to learn how they can apply their backgrounds and problem-solving skills to national security issues.
Students interested in participating in the simulation must commit to the full experience and thus be able to be present for the full 2 hours. Space is limited.
Questions? Please contact Gabe Pickett, Career Outreach Specialist at the Feller Center for Advising & Career Planning at gpickett@umd.edu.
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