Challenging, Paid Summer Internships(9270049)
Noblis - Falls Church, Virginia

Guided and mentored by our expert staff (including former interns!), Noblis summer interns augment their classroom learning with hands on project work in:

•           Modeling and simulation
•           Cyber security
•           Systems engineering
•           Computer science
•           Biometric technologies
•           Life and chemical/biological sciences
•           Telecommunications
•           Human Resources and Business Services
•           …and more!

Communications Internship(9269959)
GreekYearbook - Hunt Valley, Maryland

Are you interested in Event Planning, Public Relations, Customer Service, or Account Management? Through our Communications Internship, you’ll gain real-life work experience in all these fields!

GreekYearbook is a leading photography company that works with thousands of students in fraternities and sororities across the country!

Parks and People Foundation has recently posted over 15 different internships this week in UMBCworks.

Sample Postings include:
Spring 2015 - Infrastructure and Utility Mapping for Patterson Park
Spring 2015 - Outlining A Marketing Strategy for TreeBaltimore
Spring 2015 - Administrative Policy and Planning Intern
Spring 2015 - Development of an Operational & Marketing Plan for a Family Oriented Recreation Center
Spring 2015 - Outdoor Recreation Activities/Health Baltimore Initiative

To find these posts and more go to UMBCworks and under “Employers” select “Employer Directory.” Search “Parks & People Foundation” and then click “available positions.”

Spring 2015- Conservation Cataloging & Digitization Intern (9269871)
The Walters Art Museum - Baltimore , Maryland

Assist in the digitization and electronic cataloging of conservation documents and images associated with the examination and treatment of museum objects. Primary Tasks Under the supervision of the Database Administrator, and in conjunction with the Conservation Division Assistant and Conservators the intern will manage the digitization and categorization of data and more!

Human Resources and Corporate Recruiting Internship (9269942)
AFLAC - College Park, Maryland

Aflac is seeking a part time Human Resources & Corporate Recruiting intern for the College Park office. Interns will receive extensive training in corporate benefits as well as healthcare reform. Core responsibilities are as follows:
•           manage office job postings at local universities
•           evaluate candidates through phone and email conversations
•           and more!

Government Affairs Intern (9269760)
Maxim Healthcare Services - Columbia, Maryland

The Government Affairs team is looking for a singular paid intern for the spring semester who will work with the team 10-20 hours per week. The intern will immediately become an integral member of the team, who will produce actionable materials the regional government affairs directors in the field will immediately rely on.

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To access these positions, login to your UMBCworks account (via the link in the Jobs & Internships topic in myUMBC) and find details and application instructions as well as hundreds of other job postings! Please note you MUST have an approved resume and be released to apply to internships. To schedule an appointment, access our online system in UMBCworks or call 410-455-2216.

The Walters Art Museum has an immediate opening for an individual to work in the Security Department on the Evening Shift (4:00pm to 12:00 midnight), Sunday through Thursday.

AFRICANA STUDIES BOOK ASSISTANTSHIP PROGRAM

Application Deadline: January 20, 2015

Statement of Purpose

The Africana Studies Book Assistantship (ASBA) Program provides financial support to outstanding Africana Studies majors and minors who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing the field of Africana Studies or using the scholarship within Africana Studies to address cultural, historical, policy and social issues relating to the peoples of African descent.

For the 2014-2015 academic year, two book assistantships of $250 each will be awarded. Award money is sent directly to the UMBC Bookstore for purchase of books and educational supplies by the recipients for Spring 2015 or Summer 2015.

Eligibility and Requirements

Selection is based on the following criteria:

• A full-time, undergraduate and degree-seeking student in good standing at UMBC at the time of application and at the time of award
• Have a minimum 2.75 GPA at the time of application
• Declared AFST major/minor at least one semester prior to submission of application for the book assistantship
• Passed at least two courses in Africana Studies
• Demonstrate through a pattern of service, research, or extra- or co-curricular activities a commitment to advancing the field of Africana Studies or using the scholarship within Africana Studies to address cultural, historical, policy and social issues relating to the peoples of African descent.
• Submit two letters of recommendation from UMBC faculty members
• Submit a transcript (unofficial transcripts are accepted)
• Applications should be submitted as attachments in MS Word or PDF format to Dr. Tyson King-Meadows, ASBA Selection Committee chair at tkingmea@umbc.edu. All questions should also be directed to him.

UMBC students understand the importance of charitable engagement and giving back: they know that making a difference in the lives of others is what makes the world go around. That’s why we’re celebrating our students and our community on National Philanthropy Day. This special day is a unique opportunity to acknowledge the importance of giving, volunteering, and charitable engagement to our society and our world.

So, in honor of National Philanthropy Day, UMBC is proud to highlight three student initiatives that are lending a helping hand:

Making connections, building friendship.

Students will spend the week at the ARC of Carroll County, where they’ll get to know and offer support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Learn more and support this project.

Examining the stigma, lending a hand.

Students will make a difference right here in Baltimore as they learn about the experiences and challenges of homelessness and reflect on approaches to addressing the issue through public policy and community action. Learn more and support this project.

Clowning around to change lives.

UMBC students explore alternative healthcare and interact with patients to bring laughter, joy, and creativity as an integral part of the healing process. Learn more and support the project.

 Celebrate National Philanthropy Day and support a student project! 

UMBC students understand the importance of charitable engagement and giving back: they know that making a difference in the lives of others is what makes the world go around. That’s why we’re celebrating our students and our community on National Philanthropy Day. This special day is a unique opportunity to acknowledge the importance of giving, volunteering, and charitable engagement to our society and our world.

So, in honor of National Philanthropy Day, UMBC is proud to highlight three student initiatives that are lending a helping hand:

Making connections, building friendship.

Students will spend the week at the ARC of Carroll County, where they’ll get to know and offer support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Learn more and support this project.

Examining the stigma, lending a hand.

Students will make a difference right here in Baltimore as they learn about the experiences and challenges of homelessness and reflect on approaches to addressing the issue through public policy and community action. Learn more and support this project.

Clowning around to change lives.

UMBC students explore alternative healthcare and interact with patients to bring laughter, joy, and creativity as an integral part of the healing process. Learn more and support the project.

 Celebrate National Philanthropy Day and support a student project!