UMBC Dining is looking for a marketing intern to join their team!

This is a paid internship, 8-15 hours per week and stationed on campus. You can apply on UMBCworks.

The ID for the posting is: 9301683

In this role, you will work closely with the Marketing Manager to implement and promote the dining program here at UMBC. This involves research to understand the needs of the target market, planning & brainstorming, promotions & advertising through various platforms, and implementation. This is not your average internship; you will be spearheading various projects and will be able to request assignments to expand your knowledge base. This is a wonderful opportunity for anyone interested in the field of marketing.

Job Responsibilities (May include any or all):

• Assist with planning, organizing and hosting events

• Assist with Dine on Campus

• Assist in social media calendar development and promotions

• Act as a brand representative

• Conduct marketing audits

• Conduct general administrative tasks

• Complete Marketing Boot Camp

• Surveying students to collect marketing research

• Create marketing materials to numerous specifications

• Manage signage in multiple locations

• Assist with the creation of concepts, campaigns, and imagery to effectively communicate messages to the target market

• Manage website and social networking profile content

• Attend meetings or other events as required

• Collaboration for events/initiatives with other UMBC campus groups

VISITING ARTIST 

Iman Djouini

October 24^th

Time: 5 pm Place: Recital Hall FA118

Iman Djouini b. Algiers, Algeria is a multidisciplinary artist who works in print media, digital fabrication, installation, photography, film and public art. She received a Master of Fine Arts in Printmaking from Tulane University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting and Art History from The Maryland Institute College of Art. Her research-based practice explores the employment of language and design as tools for shaping perception. Recent works have looked into uses of symbols found in images, text, flags, textiles and data. She critically investigates theoretical frameworks like binary opposition, delineation and compartmentalization in contested cultural and political histories. Djouini is currently a professor of Art and Design at the Center for Art and Media at Goucher College and the Maryland Institute College of Art.  

Its that time of year again! We have over $15,000 in scholarships to give local students.

I’m Billy Twigg, a board member of the American Advertising Federation of Baltimore… and I’m on the Scholarship Committee.

https://baltimoreadvertising.com/

Deadline is January 15^th - in between semesters - but we need to make them aware of it now.

Last year we presented over $10,000 to local students pursuing advertising and communications degrees.

Scholarship winners/recipients came from:

• Stevenson University
• Towson University
• Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA)
• University of Maryland

And additional “achievement” awards came from

• University of Baltimore
• Anne Arundel Community College And
• MICA

And we have even more scholarship dollars to give away this year!

Over $15,000 currently – and we’re shooting for $20,000.

You must have some students that are candidates for scholarship money. It’s worth their effort – an online application… some samples… and a couple of reference letters.

https://baltimoreadvertising.com/scholarship-application/

And it’s not about being the best designer or video producer or copywriter. Yes, talent is considered, but it’s also about being a good student, a hard worker, and a valuable member of the community.

“It’s about being a good student, a hard worker, and a valuable member of the community.”

Deadline January 15^th, 2019 – again between Fall and Spring Semester for most schools.

https://baltimoreadvertising.com/resources/scholarships/

Billy Twigg

President

Alex & Tom Digital

www.alextom.com

This program includes two Visual Arts courses: ART329 Topics in Art History: Roman Visual Culture & ART369/392 Topics in Photography, Art, Media: Mobile Imaging in Italy, for a total of 6 undergraduate credits. Both courses engage the rich history and architecture of Rome by both analyzing and exploring it through new technologies and social media.

Both courses can be used to fulfill the following requirements:

• For the BA/BFA in Visual Arts, ART329 will fulfill requirements for the Art History portion of all VA concentrations

• For the BA/BFA in Visual Arts, ART369/392 will fulfill requirements for the Photography concentration or it can be used to count as an art elective in any of the other VA concentrations
• For Global Studies majors, the program fulfills the Study Abroad requirement
• Both courses can be used to fulfill requirements for general electives

Applications open: Nov 1, 2018

Deadline to register: Feb 15, 2019

For more information about the classes, contact:

Lynn Cazabon, cazabon@umbc.edu

Kimberly Anderson, akimber@umbc.edu

INFORMATION SESSIONS, Fine Arts 342

November 2, 2018 at 12:00

Good morning,

Could you please send the following to your art and design students:

Do you know any other talented persons looking to use their creative gifts... then please spread the word!

We are new to the area and looking to build our team.  My name is Roman and I am a manager at Mindset CS Studios, a design and engineering based company.  

I am currently working on a project called the Ocean Bowl Series.  My company is currently seeking talented animators and graphic designers to help with this project. Please see attached for a full description.

https://oceanbowl.createmindset.com/

http://createmindset.com

Any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Thanks,
Roman
rsm2crm@gmail.com

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The Career Center invites students in the following majors to join us for a visit to T. Rowe Price's Innovation Lab: Graphic Design, Information Systems, Human-Centered Computing, Computer Science, and all related majors. RSVP to reserve your spot!

WHAT: "On the Road" to the T. Rowe Price Innovation Lab
WHERE: Linthicum Heights, MD
WHEN: Friday, Oct. 19, 9:30-12:30 (bus departs from UMBC at 9:30 a.m. sharp)

RSVP REQUIRED! Log in to UMBCworks, click Events > Information Sessions, and search for T. Rowe Price. Please note, space is limited.

You may know T. Rowe Price as a well-known financial investment firm. But their Innovation Lab (also know as the Client Experience & Delivery Transformation Lab) houses a team of designers, developers, and data scientists who focus specifically on the "client journeys," or digital experiences and interfaces. 

We will get a tour of their modern, communal workspace, learn about internship/job opportunities across the whole organization, and hear from employees about their specific work in user experience.

Let me know if you have questions!

Kacie Lawrence
Associate Director of Internships & Employment
UMBC Career Center

klawrence@umbc.edu