Mental Health Workshop - Dec. 9

Join CSEF, CCC, MCAS, and the GSA for Art With Impact’s “Wellness in Words” workshop, which will be held virtually on Thursday, December 9, 5-7 pm. This 2-hour virtual workshop will provide students with the opportunity to engage in interactive discussion, explore mental health as it relates to hope and resilience through short film and poetry, and connect with wellness resources available to them. 

Students must register to access the event link at bit.ly/usg-wiw-h

Art With Impact (AWI) is a non-profit that uses the power of film to reduce stigma around mental illness and raise awareness about mental health issues. They have run over 200 successful workshops at universities and colleges throughout the U.S. and Canada over the past five years which students have described as: eye-opening, powerful, fantastic, enlightening, and worth going to. 

See flyer for more information:

Schedule a Career Advising Appointment Today!

 CCJS@USG students--schedule a virtual career advising appointment with the new CCJS Career Adviser!

Schedule a Career Advising Appointment Today!

Schedule a meeting with CCJS Career Outreach Specialist, Erin Doolin to discuss internship searches, resumes, and cover letters! For career advising appointments regarding graduate school and job search, please schedule an appointment with the Feller Center's Career Planning team!   For any questions you may have, email Erin at EDoolin@umd.edu.

Informational Interviewing

 

Informational Interviewing

What is an Informational Interview? A networking strategy in which you ask a professional in your field for 15-20 minutes of their time to ask questions about their industry/job How do you find someone to interview? Ask your professors, family, friends if they know anyone working at the organization or in the field you're interested in (Hint: You can also ask me, or someone at the Feller Center/University Career Center) Attend a career event and follow up with the speaker or panelist Utilize Terrapins Connect or LinkedIn (Hint: use the LinkedIn Alumni Tool) What questions do I ask? Take a look at these sample questions for some inspiration! How do I follow up? Send a thank you email/note after your meeting and stay in touch by adding them on LinkedIn and emailing/having follow up conversations periodically

LinkedIn Profile Reviews

 CCJS@USG students--DO THIS!!!

LinkedIn Profile Reviews

The Feller Center for Academic Advising & Career Planning in BSOS is offering feedback on LinkedIn profiles for all current BSOS undergraduate students. We will will share tips for creating a strong profile, growing your network, and ways to get noticed for future opportunities! With a LinkedIn profile, you have the opportunity to share your personality, creativity, interests, enthusiasm, and more. Submit your LinkedIn Profile URL here Once completed, you will receive feedback via email on how to maximize your profile. Submission dates: Nov. 1, 2021- Dec. 20, 2021.  Questions? Contact bsoscareers@umd.edu.

NSF PAID Research Experience for Undergraduates

 NSF PAID Research Experience for Undergraduates

Summer Research Position

Deadline: March 1st, 2022

The Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Program offers 10 talented undergraduates a funded opportunity to engage in research to work on one of four projects that focus on Muslim experiences with hate crimes, discrimination, and stigmatization in Arkansas.

NCIS Internship

 

NCIS Internship

Summer/Fall Internship Deadline: February 1 The NCIS Internship Program is a dedicated hands-on experience designed to provide educationally related work assignments for undergraduate and graduate college students in a non-pay status. This minimum 18-week experience immerses interns into unique experiences such as law enforcement, national security, intelligence, and cyber all while working alongside experienced NCIS personnel.

BSST Winter Courses (Including a 1 credit course option)

Below, is a flyer with information about: 

BSST338P: The Rise of the Islamic State (3 credits); and 

BSST399N: Social Network Analysis for Terrorism (1 credit)