Baltimore Shakespeare Factory is currently seeking a part-time, hourly administrative manager to help with the daily operations of the company. We are looking for a candidate who is friendly, detail oriented, reliable and has experience working with non-profit arts organizations. Job responsibilites include:

Administrative:

The Office for Academic & Pre-Professional Advising has openings available for summer Orientation Advisors! As an advisor, you would attend Orientation sessions where you would meet with undergraduate students one-on-one to plan out and register for classes. No previous experience is required, all training necessary will be provided!

Besides compensation, this is an excellent opportunity to gain professional and interpersonal experience. Depending on your field, your time as a student may not open you up to many client-facing interactions, and this is a pathway to gaining that experience. If you are considering a career in academia, meanwhile, advising experience is highly sought-after in faculty openings.

• Graduate students are eligible to be compensated at the rate of $100 per all-day session and $50 per evening session.

More details are provided in the application attached, which is due HERE by May 1, 2020. The Office for Academic & Pre-Professional Advising will also be hosting a number of informational sessions for those who may be interested:

• Wednesday, March 11, 12-1 PM at Sherman Hall 220 (B-Wing, 2nd Floor)
• Thursday, March 26, 12-1 PM at Sherman Hall 220 (B-Wing, 2nd Floor)
• Monday, April 6, 12-1 PM at Sherman Hall 220 (B-Wing, 2nd Floor)
• Thursday, April 16, 4:30-5:30 PM at Sherman Hall 220 (B-Wing, 2nd Floor)

Finally, if you are a graduate student with an existing assistantship, you will be required to submit a “Request for Additional Employment” along with your application by the same date. Please note the form must be signed by your Graduate Program Coordinator/Director and Dr. Jeffrey Halverson before submission. The forms can be found HERE.

For any further questions, please contact: 

Monique Ransom

Associate Director for Academic Advisor Development &

Student Transition Programs

Office for Academic & Pre-Professional Advising

mransom@umbc.edu / 410-455-2451

Student Success Scholarship

The purpose of the Student Success Scholarship is to assist current residential students who demonstrate significant financial need to remain in on-campus residents, who may otherwise be unable to afford housing during the academic year. The scholarship is supported by the cable contract with Residential Life. Award funds are for the following semester. If you are applying in fall, the funds would be applied for the spring semester housing balance. If the application is submitted and accepted in spring, the funds would be for the subsequent fall. Several scholarships may be awarded each semester. Funds will vary based on eligibility and will range from full semester housing costs to partial semester housing costs, not to exceed the cost of a double room. Click here to apply by March 27, 2020!

Robinson Scholarship
Named for the former director of Residential Life, The Robinson Scholarship is awarded annually to a student with a good academic record who is also in need of financial aid.  Click here to apply by March 27, 2020!

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