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Kendall Service Awards 2021 Nominations due April 21 Do you know a faculty member who engaged students in active learning and achieving academic success, staff members who provide high-quality support services that directly benefit students or who enrich the USG campus, and/or an academic program leader who had an impact on the academic program or your experiences at USG? Nominate them today! |
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Domestic Terrorism and Cyber Security: a Panel Discussion Tuesday, April 13, 2:00 pm We hear and see a lot about domestic terrorism in the media. Join UMD CCJS and the UMD START Center for a panel discussion on domestic terrorism and cyber security. |
All Marylanders age 16 and older can now pre-register for an appointment to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at a mass vaccination site. Pre-registration ensures you will be notified when you and are able to make an appointment if you are eligible to receive a vaccine. Pre-register here: https://coronavirus. The state’s pre-registration site is covidvax.maryland.gov. People who wish to pre-register by phone can call 855-634-6829. |
LSAT Review with Princeton Review
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4/10 Live-online LSAT strategy session:
Summer 2021 internship w/ Metro Transit Police
The Metro Transit Police Department is seeking a college intern for their Intern Program - Metro Transit Police Crime Analysis & Police Records Division (CAPRD). This intern will utilize various databases to compile and analyze crime data, which will aid the Metro Transit Police Department’s deployment strategies to reduce crime within the Metro System. This person will work with several systems to include Business Intelligence tools, GIS software, and Records Management Systems. The optimal candidate will have knowledge pertaining to compiling and interpreting data, populating databases, as well as analyzing and extracting statistics. The optimal candidate will also have the following characteristics: self-starter, team player, quick learner, problem solver, and can multi-task and manage their time effectively.
For more information and to apply, visit the internship posting or visit WMATA Careers and search by job ID (210206). All applications are due Monday, April 5.
MLAW Lunch and Learn Event 4/7 with Emma Simson
 Applications are due Sunday, May 9, 2021. The CyberCorps: Scholarship for Service (SFS) program, seeks to address cybersecurity education and workforce development. In partnership with the National Science Foundation, ACES provides scholarships for students, who will then go on to work for Federal, State, Local or Tribal government organizations. This scholarship covers full tuition and fees, and annual stipends for living expenses, books and travel. Students must complete the ACES Minor in order to receive the SFS Scholarship. Additional information can be found on the ACES website. Students can submit the application via the ACES website at aces.umd.edu. Questions? Contact ACES at aces@umd.edu.  |
