Still Don't Know Where to Find an Internship? Don't Worry!
Summer research opportunities are still available!
While many summer research programs have deadlines in January and February, there are still opportunities with deadlines in March and even into May! Some programs will even continue to accept applications until all positions are filled, so don't get distressed over a missed deadline and read the website information carefully (there may even be other opportunities available that are listed).
How to Find Summer Research
Besides asking a faculty member within your department or talking to your advisor, there are other places to find undergraduate research opportunities.
The
Research Opportunities Page [
https://ur.umbc.edu/summer-research/] lists a variety of searchable databases, opportunities for STEM students, those in the humanities, and even graduating seniors.
The
Summer Research Opportunities Spreadsheet [
https://tinyurl.com/yd2o4y83] lists 450+ research opportunities for almost every major and provides information such as when an internship was last updated on the sheet, what majors might be suited for it, and possible important information. Some research experiences that are still accepting applications include:
Back to the Future REU - Deadline MARCH 4, 2018
SURF in Pharmacology and Toxicology - Deadline MARCH 12, 2018
If you have any questions about finding summer research or you need assistance with your application, please contact Dr. April Householder, aprilh@umbc.edu.
*NOTE: These resource pages are being updated with the most current information as quickly as possible. If you have a question about any of the opportunities listed that has not been updated or you notice an error, please email Dr. Householder.
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Figure Out Your Future
How to be more confident in your plans and goals!
I’m gonna be honest: thinking of the future is terrifying. A year from now I’ll be graduating from college, and I don’t have a clear picture of what my next step is yet. But guess what? That’s totally okay! I am thinking and planning, and that is a great first step. I might go straight to graduate school and become a certified counselor; I might work for a year first, who knows! I’ve talked in my past posts about my major-deciding journey, but now I’ve moved on to the career-finding journey, which is just as hard. Whenever I tell people my major, their first question is “What do you plan to do with that?” and I just don’t have a straight answer. Some people know exactly what they are destined for, and that’s great! But there’s no shame in taking your time to figure out your purpose. I'm going to give you some tips so you don't look like this:
...And you start looking like this:
If you haven’t decided on a major yet: I totally sympathize. I was never officially undecided, but I changed my major THREE times my freshman year. And for me, that process was necessary to get me where I am now. The Career Center has a Library of Assessments you can take to get a better idea of your skills, and what kinds of careers match up. I have used all of these already, so I can give them the Seal of Approval™. Plus they’re fun! These are still great for people who have their major figured out because you can also look at popular careers for people in your major. Also, the Office of Academic Advising has a bunch of tools to help out! Using these resources can really help ease the anxiety of the major-selection process.
If you have a major but aren’t sure what to do after graduation: I also deeply sympathize. I’m a psychology major, which a) can translate to an infinite number of fields, and b) almost always requires some kind of graduate degree to get a decent career. I’m still honing in on what my ideal job would be, but guess what: some people don’t have one ideal job! Just like some people don’t believe in “the one” in terms of romantic partners, some people are totally happy career-hopping their whole lives! Since kindergarten we’re fed the idea that we’re supposed to go to college, we find one job, and we do that job until we die. But that’s not the only option, and it’s freeing to realize that we can pick a job and later on change our minds, and it’s not the end of the world! Check out this video on how to land your first job after graduation.
The Career Center has a whole page about How to Move from College to the Workforce, which gives you a checklist for getting ready to be an Adult™ in the Real World™. Another great resource is the informational interview, which is simply talking to someone in your desired field about how they got there and what their job is like. Good mentorship goes a long way, and can also be a good networking tool! And as always, you can make an appointment to meet with a career specialist about anything from deciding on a major to exploring graduate programs. The future is scary, but we’re in this together! Please give this a paw and comment on how you chose your major, or how you’re preparing to enter the workforce!
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Room available for summer
Near UMBC, Catonsville, Arbutus
Hi, I'm looking for someone to take over my part of the lease for a 3 bedroom apartment close to campus. The apartment includes a bathroom, washer and dryer, closet space, and a full kitchen, and the apartment complex is on the Arbutus shuttle route. There are two female roommates.
The rent is ~$473 per month, plus ~$100 in utilities and internet and a one-time fee of $250 upon move-in.
The room is available now and the current lease ends late August but can be renewed.
Let me know if you have any questions or would like to set up a visit! My email is
mmallin1@umbc.edu.
UMBC will be hosting an open meeting with artist Volkan Alkanoglu to present his art concept for the installation at the Interdisciplinary Life Sciences Building (ILSB) on Wednesday, March 7, 2018, 12 - 1 p.m. in ITE 104. All members of the campus community are welcome to attend.
During the presentation, Mr. Alkanoglu will share conceptual artwork for the planned public art installation for the ILSB. Participants will also learn more about the artist's process in developing a design based on the valuable feedback collected from the UMBC community during the planning process.
The open meeting follows an open forum held in October 2017 in which community members shared thoughts on UMBC's culture of inclusive excellence and intellectual rigor to help inform the artist's design.
Installation of the artwork is tentatively scheduled for May 2019. The ILSB is slated to open to the public in fall 2019.
Lynne Schaefer, Vice President for Administration and Finance
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Make your voice heard! Take the 2018 Student Fee Survey!
The link will be live February 19th through March 16th!
The Student Fee Advisory Board (SFAB) is the primary way by
which students can get their thoughts and concerns about fees heard.
The Student Fee Advisory Board makes a formal
recommendation to approve or amend each mandatory fee, and will base
this recommendation in part on your responses to the survey. Please follow the links on this page under the heading ‘Mandatory Fee
Changes’ to review proposed fee increases for Academic Year 2017-2018 and
provide your feedback about the fees and the activities they support.
It is the policy of the USM Board of Regents that each USM
campus forms its own advisory committee involved in the processes of
setting student fees and is comprised of appropriate numbers of students and
stakeholders (Section VII; 2.50: 5 of BoR Bylaws).
The Student Fee Advisory Board (SFAB) at UMBC is a team of
students (undergraduate and graduate) who represent student interests in the
annual mandatory fee review process. After hearing presentations from
administrators representing the departments who own the six mandatory student
fees, SFAB conducts outreach to determine what recommendations students have
with respect to the size and specifics of those planned expenditures. SFAB is
comprised of seven members, each member serves as a liaison to a different
demographic of students.
- Resident
Students
- Commuter
Students
- Undergraduate
Students
- Graduate
Students
- Student
Athletes
- Out of state students
Please complete the
survey by Friday, March 16th.You must be logged into your UMBC Account to submit! Some of the questions may not pertain to each respondent. In these cases, please choose the neutral answer ‘I don’t know’/’I don’t care’.
Media and Communications Studies 10th Anniversary Event
Thursday, March 1, 2018 · 4 PM - 5:30 PM
Library and Gallery, Albin O. Kuhn : Library Gallery
Jennifer Lynn Stoever, Associate Professor of English, Binghamton University - State University of New York
We talk too often about race and racism as if they are solely visual concepts. Jennifer Stoever’s lecture will unsettle the assumed relationship between race and looking by introducing the concept of the sonic color line and exploring the often undetected ways in which sound and listening have also functioned to produce and enforce racial hierarchies throughout U.S. history and in our present moment. Stoever argues that sound matters in our everyday lives and that we can work to shift our historically and culturally conditioned listening practices toward a more equitable world.
A book signing will follow the program.
Speaker bio: Jennifer Lynn Stoever received her PhD in American Studies and Ethnicity from USC and is an Associate Professor of English at SUNY Binghamton where she teaches courses on African American literature and race and gender representation in popular music. She is Co-Founder and Editor in Chief of the influential Sounding Out! The Sound Studies Blog and she has published in Social Text, Social Identities, Sound Effects, American Quarterly, Radical History Review, and Modernist Cultures among others. During 2011-2012, she was a fellow at The Society for the Humanities at Cornell University, participating in the research group on Sound: Culture, Theory, Politics. She recently published her first book, The Sonic Color Line: Race and the Cultural Politics of Listening with NYU Press and is currently working on a large-scale community sound art project in Binghamton, New York.
Sponsored by the Media and Communication Studies Department; the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences; the Dresher Center for the Humanities; the Africana Studies Department; and the English Department.
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Apply for the Jodi Crandall Fellowship for Research in LLC
Application deadline: March 15, 2018
This is a reminder for LLC students to submit a one-page proposal for a Jodi Crandall Fellowship for Research in Language, Literacy & Culture this spring. The deadline for submissions is March 15.
Your One-Page Proposal must contain
- Project description
- Your collaborators (no solo projects)
- Budget justification
Awards will be made in April.
For more information, please follow this link: https://llc.umbc.edu/?p=1055
Kevin Winsiewski (Cohort 15) was the 2017 Jodi Crandall fellow
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Holladay to Present on Digital Humanities Panel
On March 8, 2018, as part of the Inclusion Imperative Program at UMBC’s Dresher Center for the Humanities, Dr. Drew Holladay will present as part of a panel exploring how they came to digital humanities, their current research, how they integrate digital humanities into the classroom, and future directions for a diversity-focused and inclusive digital humanities curriculum.
Event Description: This panel will explore the role of digital humanities research as a teaching tool, now and in the future. Digital humanities is often defined as the thoughtful application of digital tools and methodologies to humanistic inquiry. Keynote speaker Roopika Risam, Assistant Professor of English and Secondary English Education at Salem State University, will discuss her latest project, Mapping W.E.B. DuBois. This project combines the study of literature with approaches to digital and technological literacy, supporting efforts to make humanities teaching more inclusive.
The event will be sponsored by the Dresher Center for the Humanities, the Media and Communication Studies Department, and the Dresher Center Digital Humanities Faculty Working Group.
The Inclusion Imperative Program is funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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UMBC Cyber Dawgs Capture The Flag Cybersecurity Competition, Sunday March 11
UMBC Cyber Dawgs
Capture The Flag Cybersecurity Competition
The national champion UMBC Cyber Dawgs will hold the second annual computer security Capture The Flag (CTF) competition on Sunday, March 11th from 11am-7pm in the UC Ballroom. This CTF event is a Jeopardy-style competition where teams of four people use their laptops to discover answers to questions about cybersecurity, including network forensics, reverse engineering, reconnaissance, and cryptography. Each question has a point value based upon its difficulty and whichever team has the most points at the end wins!
The competition is open to all current UMBC students and student from a few other nearby schools. Both beginners and experts are welcome to participate.
Prizes will be awarded to the top teams. There will also be door prizes for randomly selected participants as well as T-Shirts for everyone. Some prizes from last year include Raspberry Pis, a Wireless Pineapple Nano, a YARD Stick One, and a Chromebook! Lunch and dinner (Lima’s Chicken) will be provided for everyone.
Students who are interested must register online in advance and bring a laptop to the event. Please note any dietary restrictions on the registration form as well as your T-Shirt size. See the event website for more information
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