Environmental Justice Internship (MD State Gov)
OVERVIEW:
The Maryland Department of the Environment is seeking a student intern to work on environmental justice (EJ) initiatives related to quality communication with communities and other stakeholders. The primary objectives are (1) to assist a student to complement his/her academic career with work-place experience, (2) to formulate a pilot program focused on environmental justice and community outreach, (3) develop and edit communication pieces regarding EJ and communities, and (4) assist with upkeep of the EJ portion of the MDE website.
INTERNSHIP:
The internship will be an unpaid, credit bearing academic/work related experience. The intern is expected to work at least 10 hours a week on the project over the course of the semester.
PROJECT GOALS:
MDE would like an intern to research and develop a community outreach tool for communities affected by various environmental issues.
1. Pilot Project: This will be a pilot project implemented in a few communities. The first phase of this project will be to research how different communities prefer to receive information, i.e. community meetings, community newsletters, etc. The second stage of the project will focus on consolidating and analyzing this research while developing a tool for surveying communities about their interests and preferred methods of communication. In the third stage of the project, the student will implement the survey tool to determine the preferences of the various pilot communities and then analyze the results. Ultimately, the Department would like to be able to use this tool repeatedly as communities express interest in projects and/or issues of concern.
2. Assist the Office of Environmental Justice & the Office of Communications in editing, drafting, and revising brochures for stakeholders about MDE programs and processes as it relates to EJ.
3. Attend policy meetings to observe and recommend ways to address and improve EJ policy at the Department.
SUPERVISION:
This internship would primarily be supervised by the Environmental Justice Coordinator at MDE; however, the student would also interact and work with the Air and Radiation Management Administration at MDE, the Office of Communications at MDE, and the Commission on Environmental Justice and Sustainable Communities (CEJSC).
HOW TO APPLY:
Please email a cover letter and resume to Lisa Nissley, Legislative Liaison & Environmental
Justice Coordinator, lisa.nissley@maryland.gov.
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New emerging “smart plugs” embed a micro-controller and low-power communication device that allows you to monitor the power consumption of individual devices (e.g., microwave, coffee machine, laptop) plugged into power sockets, and communicate such power consumption information over a wireless network to a central monitoring station. Such devices could lead to substantial savings of energy & money by enabling Internet-based monitoring & real-time control of the behavior of individual appliances. This project will use real-life microcontroller kits (ACME Plugs from Moteware) & real-life building measurement data to explore whether such measurement-based monitoring can be used to
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- Predict the power consumption of individual rooms — i.e., using the past history of the power consumption of individual devices to create predictive inferences of the usage patterns for individual devices (e.g., learn that the individual switches on a dehumidifier for ~3 hrs every Thu).
- Receive $4,500 stipend, free on-campus housing
- Access to university resources, Travel support to UMBC, Unique research experience
Please send your CV (include any relevant experience) and unofficial transcript to Dr. Nirmalya Roy at Sorry, you need javascript to view this email address. .
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New emerging “smart plugs” embed a micro-controller and low-power communication device that allows you to monitor the power consumption of individual devices (e.g., microwave, coffee machine, laptop) plugged into power sockets, and communicate such power consumption information over a wireless network to a central monitoring station. Such devices could lead to substantial savings of energy & money by enabling Internet-based monitoring & real-time control of the behavior of individual appliances. This project will use real-life microcontroller kits (ACME Plugs from Moteware) & real-life building measurement data to explore whether such measurement-based monitoring can be used to
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- Predict the power consumption of individual rooms — i.e., using the past history of the power consumption of individual devices to create predictive inferences of the usage patterns for individual devices (e.g., learn that the individual switches on a dehumidifier for ~3 hrs every Thu).
- Receive $4,500 stipend, free on-campus housing
- Access to university resources, Travel support to UMBC, Unique research experience
Please send your CV (include any relevant experience) and unofficial transcript to Dr. Nirmalya Roy at Sorry, you need javascript to view this email address. .
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New emerging “smart plugs” embed a micro-controller and low-power communication device that allows you to monitor the power consumption of individual devices (e.g., microwave, coffee machine, laptop) plugged into power sockets, and communicate such power consumption information over a wireless network to a central monitoring station. Such devices could lead to substantial savings of energy & money by enabling Internet-based monitoring & real-time control of the behavior of individual appliances. This project will use real-life microcontroller kits (ACME Plugs from Moteware) & real-life building measurement data to explore whether such measurement-based monitoring can be used to
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- Receive $4,500 stipend, free on-campus housing
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Please send your CV (include any relevant experience) and unofficial transcript to Dr. Nirmalya Roy at Sorry, you need javascript to view this email address. .
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New emerging “smart plugs” embed a micro-controller and low-power communication device that allows you to monitor the power consumption of individual devices (e.g., microwave, coffee machine, laptop) plugged into power sockets, and communicate such power consumption information over a wireless network to a central monitoring station. Such devices could lead to substantial savings of energy & money by enabling Internet-based monitoring & real-time control of the behavior of individual appliances. This project will use real-life microcontroller kits (ACME Plugs from Moteware) & real-life building measurement data to explore whether such measurement-based monitoring can be used to
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- Receive $4,500 stipend, free on-campus housing
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New emerging “smart plugs” embed a micro-controller and low-power communication device that allows you to monitor the power consumption of individual devices (e.g., microwave, coffee machine, laptop) plugged into power sockets, and communicate such power consumption information over a wireless network to a central monitoring station. Such devices could lead to substantial savings of energy & money by enabling Internet-based monitoring & real-time control of the behavior of individual appliances. This project will use real-life microcontroller kits (ACME Plugs from Moteware) & real-life building measurement data to explore whether such measurement-based monitoring can be used to
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- Predict the power consumption of individual rooms — i.e., using the past history of the power consumption of individual devices to create predictive inferences of the usage patterns for individual devices (e.g., learn that the individual switches on a dehumidifier for ~3 hrs every Thu).
- Receive $4,500 stipend, free on-campus housing
- Access to university resources, Travel support to UMBC, Unique research experience
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Participatory Action Research to Support Healthy Eating
by Sara Leidner
The BreakingGround Community Program Committee works with UMBC faculty, staff and students creating innovative, educational social change projects. One of the projects we have supported this year is Project Insight, a research project in the Upton/Druid Heights community led by UMBC undergraduate and graduate students. Project Insight's goal is to gather residents' perspectives on what helps and hinders their healthy eating within their home, immediate family and neighborhood, and identify ways that the Upton/Druid Heights community and the UMBC community can support older adults in maintaining a healthier diet... (
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We are Sold Out!!!
Saturday, April 26th
The Quad @ 12pm
All Guests = $10.00
We are on Ticket 104 of 2500
Sunday, April 27th
The RAC @ 8pm
All Guests = $12.00
We are on Ticket 798 of 2500
SEB The Amazing Spiderman 2 Bus Trip
Thursday, May 1st
Bus Departs: Commons Loop @ 6pm
All Guests = $5.00
We are on Ticket 2 of 250
SEB Six Flags Bus Trip
Saturday, May 3rd
Bus Departs: Commons Loop @ 6pm
All Guests = $40.00
We are on Ticket 1 of 52
SEB Hiking Trip
Saturday, May 10th
Bus Departs: Commons Loop @ 6pm
All Guests = $5.00
We are on Ticket 1 of 49
SEB Individual Weekly Movie Tickets
All Guests = $2.00
SEB Semester Movie Pass
All Guests = $10.00
Also, don't forget to check out these events happening this week!
SEB Comedy Hour - Tuesday, April 1st 9pm - 11pm.
Come out to Flat Tuesdays for an awesome FREE comedy show featuring some awesome talent!
SEB Wild Wednesday - Wednesday, April 2nd 12pm - 1pm on Main Street. Come check out our PB&J Bar and get info on our upcoming events!
Rape Culture 101 - Thursday, April 3rd 3pm - 4pm in Lower Flat Tuesdays. Come to this pub chat to learn how to combat rape culture and support healthy sexuality!
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Stop by the Campus Information Center in The Commons to purchase the tickets listed below! Phi Sigma Sigma Basket Bingo Thursday, April 3rd University Center Ballroom @ 7pm ...
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INDS 430: Science and Spirituality
INDS 430: Science and Spirituality
This seminar course will combine
readings, written assignments and class discussions in order to help students
explore the interface between science and spiritual beliefs. Classes
will consider examples and insights from multiple disciplines, including
biology, psychology, mathematics, philosophy, music, art, history and more.
This course will not debate religion versus science; instead it will explore a
variety of different relationships that other minds have advocated over the
years. In particular, the course will NOT seek to introduce any one
particular view as correct: instead, students will be encouraged to develop a
scholarly context for their own, personal view of the relationship between
these two ways of experiencing our place within reality.
For more information contact Dr.
Freeland at freeland@umbc.edu
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