Love & ROAR! is a kaiju romantic comedy. Written as a love letter to the Japanese and American giant monster movies such as Godzilla, Ghidorah, King Kong & Gamera as well as the 90's and 2000's Rom-Com genre. This mashup will be an incredibly fun and heartwarming night of musical theater. Baltimore Rock Opera seeks multiple production positions for the show.

The show will take place over the first 3 weekends of November 2022 at a venue in downtown Baltimore.

The show's Production Manager is ultimately responsible for ensuring that all physical and visual aspects of the show are designed and executed on schedule.

Applications Close:

September 9, 2022

Position Type: Short Term Show Position (starts August 1st Ends November 30th)

Department: Production

Compensation: Honorarium of $800-$1000 total for the entire show position. 50% is paid up front. 50% is paid upon conclusion of the duties.

Contact: production@baltimorerockopera.org

MAP offers internships for upper-level college students, graduate students, and recent graduates. Fall, Spring, and Summer Internships are available. MAP hours: 11 am-4 pm, Monday - Saturday.

Interns are responsible for assisting MAP in a variety of ways, ranging from programming to administration, with opportunities for special projects depending on skills and professional interest. Intern duties include: performing research; assisting with gallery preparation and installation; photo/video documentation, coordinating events, gallery sitting, social media and community outreach.

From: CAMPUS JOBS <roger.nicholson911@gmail.com>

Date: Wed, Jul 20, 2022 at 5:05 PM

Subject: JOB OFFER

To:

The service of a student administrative assistant is urgently required to work part-time and get paid $315 weekly. Tasks will be carried out remotely and work time is 14 hours per week.

If interested, submit your updated resume, a google hangouts email address, and a functional whatsapp number to our Department of Biological Sciences via this email address to proceed.

Sincerely

Kathleen Hoffman, Ph.D.

Affiliate Professor, Biological Sciences

Professor, Mathematics and Statistics

Department of Biological Science

Office: MP434    

Please note that neither the Biological Sciences Department nor Professor Hoffman sent this message. Three visible red flags in this email are:

1. The From address is not a UMBC email address. If the Biological Sciences Department or Prof. Hoffman were sending this email, the From address would have been a UMBC email address. However, it was sent from <roger.nicholson911@gmail.com>, which is not a UMBC affiliate. Also, “roger.nicholson” is not the same as “Kathleen Hoffman”.  Please note that the From address can be spoofed, even if it appears to originate from a UMBC email. Therefore, always check with DoIT (security@umbc.edu) or email/contact the impersonated person on a completely different email when you see a conflict in the address.  For reference, use UMBC’s online directory at https://www2.umbc.edu/search/directory/advanced/

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3. The email template. This template is very common. After a quick Google search, we found a few Job scams articles with the same template. So if you are ever in doubt, Google it! Just copy-and-paste several sentences of the text into Google.  UMBC will not use a known phishing template to offer you a job opportunity.

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VA’s Digital Media Engagement (DME) team, the collaborators who run the VAntage Point blog and VA’s social media channels, is looking for college interns. Interested? Scroll down to the bottom and click Visit Website to find current internship opportunities they have available!

DME publishes VA communications to the Veteran community through its digital media channels, including the VAntage Point blog, the Borne the Battle podcast, the Live Whole Health app, and through social media channels like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The DME Internship includes hundreds of college students each year, and from universities across the country. The program offers a broad range of opportunities to develop and demonstrate your talents. They’re looking for writers, graphic designers, video editors, and those who work in analytics, web development, cybersecurity, project management, human resources, and more.

The interns work in cross-functional teams over a full year to gain practical work experience, develop new skills and build a vibrant professional network. The program also offers leadership roles to high-performing interns, creating opportunities to manage teams, coach other interns, and even evaluate performance.

Started in 2016, the DME Internship has evolved to become one of the U.S. federal government’s largest and most successful student intern programs. Their scale enables them to deliver a world-class internship experience, with rigorous onboarding, robust operating procedures, a nurturing environment, and unparalleled growth opportunities.