Maryland Sea Grant Summer Research Internship
Ocean, Coastal & Environmental Science in the Chesapeake Bay
Are you looking for a summer research internship studying ocean, coastal or environmental science? I invite you to check out the Maryland Sea Grant Summer REU program. We bring upper-level undergraduate students to the
Chesapeake Bay to conduct individual research projects with a scientist-mentor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science.
During this 12-week program (May 21–August 13), each student will work with a science mentor on an individual research project at one of two marine labs located on Chesapeake Bay: the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s* (UMCES) Chesapeake Biological Laboratory in Solomons, Maryland, or its Horn Point Laboratory in Cambridge, Maryland.
Research Areas Include:
- benthic environment
- climate change
- coastal observing systems
- environmental chemistry
- environmental contaminants
- estuarine processes
- fisheries
- modeling and analysis
- molecular biology and genetics
- physical oceanography
- submerged aquatic vegetation
The Maryland Sea Grant Program, with support from the National Science Foundation, will provide each fellow with a stipend of $6,000, housing costs and round-trip travel expenses
APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 15, 2017
Read more and apply via UMBCworks:
- Log in via myUMBC > Topics > Jobs & Internships
- Make sure you have an approved resume under Documents. (If not, upload your current version and click "Schedule Appointment" on the homepage of UMBCworks.)
- Select the Jobs tab
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Interdisciplinary position with the National Aquarium
Urban Conservation and Education Internship
The Urban Conservation and Education Internship is a work-study program in partnership with the National Aquarium, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Living Classrooms Foundation and the Maryland Port Administration. This internship not only promotes career development and connects those interested to career opportunities within the conservation sector, but is also helps foster a sense of environmental stewardship.
Interns will learn about the importance of conservation throughout the Chesapeake Bay region by working with staff
from the National Aquarium, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Living Classrooms Foundation and the Maryland Port
Administration. Over the course of the program, interns will participate in habitat restoration projects, assist in the
monitoring of wildlife populations and engage diverse audiences in hands-on environmental education programs.
This eight-week internship will take place from June 5 to July 28, 2017. Typical work days are Monday through Friday, but some Saturdays may be required.
The internship is based out of the Masonville Cove campus, but work sites will not always be on campus. Transportation is provided from Masonville Cove to work sites in the greater Baltimore region.
This is an interdisciplinary program. Students of all majors are encouraged to apply.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 28, 2017
Read more and apply via UMBCworks:
- Log in via myUMBC > Topics > Jobs & Internships
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Game Development Job Opportunity - Big Huge Games
Seeking Quality Assurance Testers
Big Huge Games, located in Hunt Valley, MD, is seeking Quality Assurance Testers! These are great entry-level opportunities for future game developers with strong technical chops.
- From the homepage, click Jobs > UMBCworks
- Search the job ID 9289719
- You must have an approved resume to apply through the system. You can schedule a resume review appointment or drop by the Career Center any weekday between 2-4 p.m.
Position Description:
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Execute test cases to verify bug free functionality of new and existing features
- Discover, research, and document project bugs and defects
- LiveOps support, investigating potential live issues and bugs
- Working directly with the programming and design teams to investigate and reproduce complex issues
QUALIFICATIONS
- Strong technical background; CS or equivalent degree preferred
- Meticulous eye for detail
- Exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal
- Excellent problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
- Team-oriented with excellent interpersonal skills
- The ability to think outside the box and explore obscure and odd solution possibilities
- Familiar with iOS and Android games and apps
- Familiar with command line interfaces such as Bash, Sh, Cmd, and multiple operating systems (Windows, OSX, Linux)
- Ability to work long and odd hours when necessary
PLUSES
- Previous SQA experience
- Advanced mobile OS (iOS, Android) familiarity, including SDKs and development pipelines
All parents who reserve times will be added to the lactation room google calendar and a group email list in order to support communication and best navigate multiple people using the space.
For questions and concerns, stop by the Women's Center during our hours of operation, give us a ring at 410-455-2714, or send us an email at
womens.center@umbc.edu.
The Capital Area Women in Computing Celebration, sponsored by ACM-W, will be held at Georgetown University on Friday, February 24th and Saturday, February 25.
The celebration will bring together women at the high school, undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels to promote the recruitment, retention, and progression of women in computing fields.
The cost of student attendance is modest: $50 with shared hotel room, or $25 without hotel. Scholarships are available as well.
To get more infomration and to register, visit the CAPWIC 2017 Web site.
Reasons to Attend
- Share your work and ideas with your peers and experts during the poster session, flash talk, or technical short.
- Be inspired. Meet technical women like you and celebrate your accomplishments together.
- Hear success stories of technical women who made it this far!
- Broaden your skills by attending a workshop.
- Meet recruiters from business, industry, and academia for internships, jobs, or graduate programs.
- Find a new job or internship. Bring your resume to our career fair to apply for job and internship opportunities.
- Did we mention that it is FUN!
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Capital Area Women in Computing Celebration, 2/24-25
The Capital Area Women in Computing Celebration, sponsored by ACM-W, will be held at Georgetown University on Friday, February 24th and Saturday, February 25.
The celebration will bring together women at the high school, undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels to promote the recruitment, retention, and progression of women in computing fields.
The cost of student attendance is modest: $50 with shared hotel room, or $25 without hotel. Scholarships are available as well.
To get more information and to register, visit the CAPWIC 2017 Web site.
Reasons to Attend
- Share your work and ideas with your peers and experts during the poster session, flash talk, or technical short.
- Be inspired. Meet technical women like you and celebrate your accomplishments together.
- Hear success stories of technical women who made it this far!
- Broaden your skills by attending a workshop.
- Meet recruiters from business, industry, and academia for internships, jobs, or graduate programs.
- Find a new job or internship. Bring your resume to our career fair to apply for job and internship opportunities.
- Did we mention that it is FUN!
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Interracial Black/White Family Research Project
Parents of Children 13-17 Needed for Psych Doctoral Research
Great opportunity to participate in a timely research study!
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My name is Lindsay Emery and I am a doctoral student in psychology here at UMBC.
I am currently recruiting interracial Black/White family members for my dissertation and I was wondering if I could perhaps ask for help to spread the word to students, staff and faculty at UMBC, particularly who are part of an interracial Black/White family in the area.
My dissertation is looking at how Black/White interracial families communicate together (parents and their biological children) on topics of race and identity. This project will involve me interviewing parents and their children (child has to be between the ages 13-17) who are part of a Black/White interracial family and live in the Baltimore area, to discuss the topic of race and identity. Families will participate in a total of 3 interviews (1-2 hours each) with me (1 parent interview, 1 child interview, and 1 family group interview) and will receive $60 cash compensation in total for their time and participation.
Interested families should email me or call me if interested. All contact information for this project is included on the following two attached fliers (parent and child versions).
Again, to participate, participants must: 1.) be a parent in a Black/White interracial relationship and have a biological child (between the ages of 13-17) that can participate as well, who all live together, and 2.) live in the Baltimore area.
Thank you and please let me know if you have any questions.
-Lindsay Emery
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Lindsay Emery, M.S.
Doctoral Candidate
Ph.D. Program in Human Services Psychology
Clinical & Community and Applied Social Psychology
University of Maryland Baltimore County
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Jacqueline C. Hrabowski Endowment Fund for 2017-18
Current Sophomores and Juniors Eligible To Apply!
The picture was taken at the March 2016 Scholars Luncheon. From left to right, Natalie DeNigris (Senior, Physics & Psychology), Isabel Heisler (Senior, Global Studies and Geographic Information Systems Certificate), Mrs. Jacqueline Hrabowski, and Hanna Dasoo (Senior, Global Studies).
At this time, UMBC plans to award a scholarship to two UMBC students, a current sophomore and a current junior, for the 2017-18 academic year in recognition of the accomplishments and contributions of Jacqueline C. Hrabowski.
Selection Criteria
The scholarship recipients are selected based upon her/his commitment to improving the lives of at-risk urban youth through academic studies and community service activities.
- Candidates should be a full-time, degree-seeking student at UMBC, enrolled in her/his sophomore or junior year with a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
- Candidates will be required to submit a resume and an unofficial transcript.
- Candidates should submit a 500-word essay explaining actions that she/he has participated in that have contributed to improving the lives of Baltimore City youth.
Application Materials (essay, resume, AND an unofficial transcript) should be submitted to:
Lori Hardesty
The Shriver Center
Public Policy Building, 1st floor
lhardesty@umbc.eduEmailing application materials is preferred.
Application Deadline:
The deadline is
Friday, February 10, 2017, by 12 pm. Interviews will be arranged quickly with the hope to make selections by mid-March (BEFORE Spring Break).
Questions?
Contact Lori Hardesty at lhardesty@umbc.edu
This is a very unique opportunity to teach English as a Second Language to Adult learners!
If interested, please contact Eloise Grose
elgrose1@umbc.edu ASAP in order to learn more. Spots will be full very soon.
Thank you,
Service-Learning Team!
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Google’s February YouTube Live Event Opportunities
**You're Invited**
Hello Everyone!
The Google University Programs team has some exciting YouTube Live events coming up in February and we would love for you to join us.
What's YouTube Live, again?
It’s just like watching a YouTube video, except we’ll be broadcasting live from our offices and you can chat in and ask us questions in real time. This also means you have to tune in live at the time of the event to participate. We sincerely hope to see you all there...who knows, there may be a few surprises!
Sounds cool! How do I tune in?
FILL OUT THIS RSVP FORM and select the events you’d like to attend
Find the link to join in the email sent a few days before each event. Make sure to check your spam folder!
**Note: Please do not share these links outside your school’s community. These events are invitation-only in order to maintain a personalized and intimate forum for discussion.**
So what’s going on in February?
How to Communicate in Technical Interviews & What to do When You're Stumped
What is ‘Project Work’ and What Does it Look Like on a Resume?
Job Opportunity Spotlight: The Software Engineer, Tools & Infrastructure New Grad Role
How to Transition Your Academic Skills to the Tech Industry
Diversity and Inclusion at Google
Can’t wait to chat with you!
Thanks,
Google University Programs
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Hello Everyone! The Google University Programs team has some exciting YouTube Live events coming up in February and we would love for you to join us. What's YouTube Live, again? It’s just...
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Society of Women Engineers
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