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Spring Internship Deadline: November 1 The internship at the VIDC (Public Defenders Office) is unique as it is one of the few internships that actually offers the intern to work side by side with a State Investigator, investigating major crimes (sex crimes to murder). |
Have Language Skills? Language Career and Internship Fair (Virtual) October 20
**Important: Check out this very important 2-minute video explaining how a virtual career fair works! https://vim
Interested in taking a Course at UMD this Winter? Winter Session is the right size to accomplish your goals. In three weeks, earn up to four credits and gain ground on graduation, satisfy a requirement, or explore a new interest. Choose from more than 350 undergraduate and graduate courses that meet morning, afternoon, and evening on campus, or anywhere online. Registration begins Tuesday, Oct. 19th For more information regarding academic policies, courses and deadlines, visit the Office of Extended Studies website If a current University of Maryland student wishes to take a course at another institution and have that course and its credits transfer back to UMD, that student is required to submit a “Permission to Enroll” (PTE) form. Students must obtain appropriate approval(s) from the college and/or the department. By having the course approved, the form acknowledges:
For more information regarding the PTE process as well as Winter Session enrollment, please contact Dr. Stickle. Schedule Your 30-Minute Advising Appointment |
Last Day to Withdraw from One Course
Please Note, you will need to schedule an appointment with Dr. Stickle if:
You need to drop a course and you have already dropped a course this semester.
You are on academic probation or dismissal and would like to drop a course with a W.
You need to drop a single course that is more than 4 credits (e.g. certain language courses or research/internship that is more than 4 credits)
Additional information regarding Academic Deadlines may found on the Office of the Registrar's website.
U.S. Attorney's Office D.C. Summer Internship
The United States Attorney's Office has several student programs for which recruiting is done each semester. The Fall Program runs from September through December, the Spring Program runs from January through March, and the Summer Program runs from June through August. Our Office offers volunteer and academic credit internships to undergraduates, graduate students and to law students. Work study funds may be available contingent upon the budgetary constraints of both the educational institution and this Office. We accept college undergraduates, graduate students, and second and third year law students, with the permission of their school, to work in the Office assisting our attorneys in case preparation. During the school year, students must be prepared to work from sixteen to twenty hours a week, or more if their schedules permit. In the summer, most students work 40 hours a week.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Applicants for these programs must be United States citizens and can apply by submitting a cover letter, resume, and school transcript to our Office on or before the deadlines listed below. A student must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Please note that every student internship is contingent upon the satisfactory completion of a security clearance. Under no circumstances will a student be allowed to work in any capacity before his or her security clearance is successfully completed.
ACADEMIC CREDIT
Students may earn academic credit for working at our Office. Information on academic credit programs can be obtained from school placement offices.
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
No applications will be accepted before or after the time frame announced above.
Anyone interested in applying for any of the above programs should send a cover letter, resume, and a school transcript to:
Bridgette C. Tillman
Executive Assistant U.S. for Management
ATTN: Jamel Walker, Internship Coordinator
United States Attorney's Office
Judiciary Center Building
555 Fourth Street, N.W.
5th floor
Washington, D.C. 20530
(202) 252-6610
USADC.InternProgram@usdoj.gov
SECURITY FORMS
Applicants who have tentatively been selected for positions with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia will find below a list of security and administrative forms required for employment.
Intern Security & Administration Forms
Forensic Services Section Intern, Baltimore County Police Department
The Baltimore County Police Department, Forensic Services Section, is looking for five student interns for the Spring 2022 Semester.
Application Deadline: November 30, 11:59 PM
The purpose of the internship is to provide students with a real-world learning opportunity which should prepare them to be workforce ready upon graduation.
The selected interns will:
Eligibility Requirements:
Montgomery Police Department: Accepting Intern Applications
Montgomery Police Department Internship
Volunteers and interns serve with diligence, pride, and dedication, and they continue to introduce new ideas, a fresh outlook, and an invigorating spirit to our workforce. Their contributions are highly valued and greatly appreciated by the Police Department and the community it serves. Currently, our active, highly diverse volunteer corps numbers approximately 175. Volunteers are involved in nearly all aspects of the department’s operations from training to communications. They work side-by-side in support of the line officers, command staff, and civilian employees.
Law Enforcement Apprentice Program – L.E.A.P.What special projects may I be involved with?
What training opportunities are available?
