The following part-time positions have been posted within the past week to UMBCworks. Login to your account (via the link in the Jobs & Internships topic in myUMBC) and find details and application instructions as well as hundreds of other job postings!

9254782 - Apple Campus Rep - UMBC - Apple Computer, Inc.
9256606 - Building Attendant - Howard County Arts Council
9256643 - Afternoon Child Care - Catonsville Household
9256529 - Accountant Technician - Brooks & Associates, CPAs, LLC

NCCWSL is an AMAZING opportunity to attend a leadership conference specifically designed for dynamic college women with incredible skill-building workshops, empowering speakers, a graduate school fair, and networking opportunities. The conference is May 30-June 1st at University of Maryland College Park.

Deadline to apply for a full scholarship: March 15th
When registering : Select the "NCCWSL National Scholarship" option.

Full Scholarship Covers: Housing, Food, and Registration Fees. You will be sent further instructions for the remaining part of the scholarship application via email after you register using the code above.

Help shape the future of warfare through cyber operations. It’s what we do in the Asymmetric Operations Department at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)—a national leader in scientific research and development, located midway between Baltimore and Washington, DC.

The Asymmetric Operations Department supports the U.S. government by applying research capabilities to high-priority problems in cybersecurity, special operations, and homeland protection. Our department has many full-time opportunities available and will be holding a career fair on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, 3:30–8pm

We're seeking individuals with skills and interest in the following areas: Big Data Analytics, Cloud Computing, Communication Systems Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Security, Digital Forensics, Embedded Software Engineering, Identification, Tagging, Tracking, and Location Systems, Information Assurance, Mobile OS and Application Development, Modeling and Simulation, Network Architecture, Network Vulnerabilities and Exploits, Real-Time Software Engineering, Reverse Engineering, Secure Platform Architecture, Sensor Technologies, Situational Awareness and Analysis (Cyber, Global, Bio), Software and System Architecture (Component, Platform, Enterprise), Systems Engineering, Systems Testing and Evaluation, Web Software Development, Wireless Network Engineering and Wireless Security.

Meet our hiring managers at our career fair and find out how your technical experience can help develop the next advances in cyber systems or technologies for special applications.

All positions require a minimum of a bachelor’s degree and the ability to obtain a security clearance. U.S. citizenship is required to obtain a clearance. Preregistration is strongly encouraged. This allows hiring managers to review your resume in advance of the career fair and may result in a preliminary interview on the day of the fair.

The Department of Homeland Security recently established the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS) website. It includes information for government, industry, academia, and the general public to learn about cybersecurity awareness, education, careers, and workforce development opportunities. This is an especially useful site for students interested in focusing on cybersecurity as well as anyone who wants to explore possible career and training options involving cybersecurity. The vision of NICCS is to build a national resource to elevate cybersecurity awareness and affect a change in the American public to adopt a culture of cyberspace security and to build a competent cybersecurity workforce.

• College Gardens - afterschool program, M-Thurs (just pick one day)
• Walden Circle - another community-based program, Tuesdays
• Let's Go Boys & Girls STEM - Math Skills needed on Tuesdays
• A number of area school-based sites, flexibility with schedule, but consistent on day of week

Review the attached charts to learn more.  If you are interested in participating this spring, set up a time immediately to meet with a Service-Learning Staff.  All volunteers would be enrolled in The Shriver Center's 096 Community Service & Learning Practicum (zero credit, pass/fail transcript notation).  The deadline is this Friday, March 1st! 

Call (410) 455-2493 to set an appointment today!