Paid Summer Internship in Aging
Check out this great opportunity!
The Paid Summer Internship in Aging runs from June 1 – August 10, 2026 and is designed for students interested in social work, psychology, human services, and related fields. Interns will gain hands-on experience while exploring key issues impacting older adults, including:
- Social justice and advocacy
- Health disparities and social determinants of health
- Economic insecurity
- Community organizing and systems-level change
Eligibility notes:
- Applicants should be a current undergraduate level student
- A background check and drug test are required
- Participants must have access to independent transportation
How to apply:
See attached flier for details.
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Updated Dining Hours for Campus Closure
January 29th & 30th
UMBC Community,
Please see the dining hours below for Thursday, January 29 and Friday, January 30.
True Grit's Dining Hall
Breakfast: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM
Continental Breakfast: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Lunch: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Dinner: 4:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Late Night: 9:00 PM – 12:00 AM
True Grit's Market
Retail Locations
Chick-fil-A: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Starbucks: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Einstein Bros. Bagels: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
For the most up-to-date dining hours and any additional changes, please visit Dine On Campus.
Thank you!
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NCURA Region II FREE "Brown Bag" Presentation
Navigating Internal Submission Deadlines (2/11/26)
Region II is pleased to be hosting a virtual Brown Bag Presentation on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 12:00pm (EST):
Navigating Internal Submission Deadlines:
Institutional Policies and Perspectives
This
session will compare how institutions handle internal deadlines in the
grant submission process. Our presenter will discuss the impact of
internal review deadlines on research administrators' jobs and
relationships with faculty, as well as experiences with "last-minute"
submission and other stressors related to submission deadlines.
Presenter:
Anusha Naganathan
Assistant Director of Research
Department of Surgery
University of Rochester Medical Center
Cost: FREE!
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88182291222
Meeting ID: 881 8229 1222
Meeting Passcode: 083379
Questions: Contact Cynthia Kane at cjk418@lehigh.eduor Brandon Begarly at Brandon.Begarly@lehman.cuny.edu
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Opportunity to Get Involved: Proposed New Student Organization focused on public interest law, community advocacy, and social justice!
Pre-Law Students:
A proposed new student organization focused on public interest law, community advocacy, and social justice initiatives is currently in development!
This organization will be applying for
New Organization Recognition and, during this transitional period, will collaborate with The Pre-Law Society.
Check out the proposed mission statement and goals below:
- The Justice Initiative (TJI) at UMBC is a student-led organization committed to empowering students and the greater Baltimore community through legal education, professional development, and meaningful community service.
- TJI advocates for informed action and accessible justice by connecting students with nonprofit organizations and legal professionals in the public service sector, providing hands-on opportunities for engagement, learning, and impact.
TJI is currently offering E-Board applications, for the roles of Legal Coordinator, Event Coordinator, Treasurer, and Marketing Manager, and seeking general membership from UMBC students.
If you are interested in participating in either of these, please fill out the form(s) below. Thank you for your interest and involvement.
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Paid Internship Opportunity with BCB ENOUGH!
After-School Youth Development Initiative
BCB ENOUGH is pleased to offer a six-month paid internship placement opportunity
through the BCB Jr's Program, an after-school youth development
initiative serving students in grades 4th-8th in the Brooklyn/Curtis Bay
community.
This internship is designed for undergraduate students
seeking hands-on experience in youth development, education, social
work, community engagement, and environmental studies within a
community-based nonprofit setting. Interns are expected to commit to 10 hours per week throughout the six-month placement.
Internship Overview
The
BCB Jr's Internship provides students with practical experience working
directly with youth while supporting academic enrichment, environmental
education, and social-emotional development. Interns will work under
the supervision of program staff and will have opportunities to build
professional skills aligned with their academic coursework.
Intern Responsibilities:
Support after-school programming for youth in grades 4–8th
Assist with facilitation of educational, leadership, and environmental activities
Provide mentorship and positive youth engagement
Support program planning, implementation, and coordination
Assist with attendance tracking, documentation, and program logistics
Collaborate with BCB ENOUGH staff and community partners
Eligibility Requirements:
Must be currently enrolled in an accredited college or university
Minimum 2.9 GPA required
Major or field of study in:
Ability to commit to a six-month internship placement (10 hours per week)
Interest in community-based and youth-serving work
Ability to travel to Brooklyn, Maryland (Curtis Bay area)
This
placement is well-suited for students seeking paid field experience,
practicum hours, or internship credit, depending on institutional
requirements. BCB ENOUGH is open to coordinating with faculty or
internship offices to meet academic learning objectives.
Students interested in this paid internship opportunity should email their resume to Kayla@sbclt.org.
BCB ENOUGH is pleased to offer a six-month paid internship placement opportunity
through the BCB Jr's Program, an after-school youth development
initiative serving students in grades 4th-8th in the Brooklyn/Curtis Bay
community.
This internship is designed for undergraduate students
seeking hands-on experience in youth development, education, social
work, community engagement, and environmental studies within a
community-based nonprofit setting. Interns are expected to commit to 10 hours per week throughout the six-month placement.
Internship Overview
The
BCB Jr's Internship provides students with practical experience working
directly with youth while supporting academic enrichment, environmental
education, and social-emotional development. Interns will work under
the supervision of program staff and will have opportunities to build
professional skills aligned with their academic coursework.
Intern Responsibilities:
Support after-school programming for youth in grades 4–8th
Assist with facilitation of educational, leadership, and environmental activities
Provide mentorship and positive youth engagement
Support program planning, implementation, and coordination
Assist with attendance tracking, documentation, and program logistics
Collaborate with BCB ENOUGH staff and community partners
Eligibility Requirements:
Must be currently enrolled in an accredited college or university
Minimum 2.9 GPA required
Major or field of study in:
Ability to commit to a six-month internship placement (10 hours per week)
Interest in community-based and youth-serving work
Ability to travel to Brooklyn, Maryland (Curtis Bay area)
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practicum hours, or internship credit, depending on institutional
requirements. BCB ENOUGH is open to coordinating with faculty or
internship offices to meet academic learning objectives.
Students interested in this paid internship opportunity should email their resume to Kayla@sbclt.org.
Hear ye, hear ye!
A carriage departs for bwtech! Secure thy place on this quest!
Come join hackUMBC to visit bwtech on February 6th, 2026 from 11:30am to 1:30pm!
The events include: presentations from companies, a panel regarding the impact of AI in entrepreneurship, lunch (which is provided), and a networking hour.
Use the google form link below to fill our sign up. The form closes on February 4th at 4pm, so make sure you fill it out before then! You will receive a confirmation email on February 5th with details on how to get to bwtech.
Google Form Link
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Reflecting on Data Privacy Week at UMBC
Dr. Laura Mateczun on building a culture of trust
While many of us have been busy digging out from the snow
and trying to stay warm, this week, January 26–30, is Data Privacy Week.
This international effort empowers individuals and organizations to respect
privacy, safeguard data, and enable trust. For me, the timing prompted an
important moment of reflection on the work I have been fortunate to be part of
over the past two years, and on where UMBC is headed as we continue to build a
mature, thoughtful, and values-driven approach to privacy.
From Research to Implementation
My name is Dr. Laura Mateczun, and my privacy work at UMBC
began as a Ph.D. graduate assistant working with Vice President for Information
Technology and Chief Information Officer, Jack Suess, on the implementation of
Maryland's Higher Education Data Privacy Law during FY24, while I was
completing my doctoral research. In April 2025, I successfully defended my
dissertation and was conferred my Ph.D., and shortly thereafter, joined UMBC
full-time in a hybrid role.
Today, I serve in two key roles:
-
Assistant
Director of Digital Trust: Within the Division of IT's Cybersecurity
Assurance & Digital Trust team, led by CISO Stacy Cahill, I focus
primarily on privacy strategy.
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Assistant
Director of the UMBC Cybersecurity Institute: I develop partnerships
to expand cybersecurity initiatives and research. In this role, I also
direct the UMBC Cybersecurity Clinic, an experiential learning
program where students help public-sector organizations—such as water
systems and electrical grids—strengthen their cyber defenses.
Milestones in Transparency
One of our most significant privacy milestones has been the
launch of privacy.umbc.edu. We intentionally designed this site to be
more than just a compliance requirement. It is a living resource for our
community. It explains how data is used, protected, and governed at UMBC in
clear, accessible language. While we drew inspiration from peer institutions,
including the University of Michigan, the content is uniquely tailored to
reflect UMBC's culture, values, and operational realities.
The Path Ahead
Looking forward, our vision extends far beyond a single
website or law. Alongside Stacy Cahill and partners across campus, we are
working to embed privacy into everyday decision-making. This will impact how we
procure new systems and how we share and eventually retire data.
Our goals include:
- Strengthening
privacy governance and transparency.
- Supporting
responsible research and innovation.
- Helping
students and staff understand their vital role in protecting data.
We also launched UMBC's new
cybersecurity newsletter, which highlights important developments in
cybersecurity and privacy, shares timely tips and resources, and spotlights
work across campus that helps us all protect data and manage risk. If you're
interested in staying informed about privacy and cybersecurity efforts at UMBC,
I encourage you to subscribe.
A Commitment to Stewardship
Data Privacy Week is a reminder that privacy is not a
one-time project. It is an ongoing commitment to trust, stewardship, and
accountability. I am grateful to be part of a community that takes this work
seriously, and I am excited about where UMBC is headed as we continue to grow
our privacy program in the years ahead.
For more information about UMBC's privacy efforts, I
encourage you to visit privacy.umbc.edu,
and to follow the work of the UMBC
Cybersecurity Institute as we continue to advance security and privacy in
service of our campus and the broader public.
Dr.
Laura Mateczun
Associate Director of Digital Trust
Assistant Director of UMBC Cybersecurity Institute
Director of UMBC Cybersecurity Clinic
lam6@umbc.edu
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LUNCH & LEARN: How AutoML is Democratizing AI
11:30-1:30 Wed., Feb. 11, 2026, BWTech North
LUNCH & LEARN: How AutoML is Democratizing AI
11:30-1:30 Wed., February 11, 2026
bwtech NORTH, 5520 Research Park Drive, Suite 235
Exclusively for the bwtech community and UMBC faculty.
- Discover how AutoML (Automated Machine Learning) is making AI accessible to all businesses – minimal coding needed
- Learn to apply AI insights to solve real business problems in hours or days, not months
- Gain insight into using AutoML to create, deploy and test ML models for your use case
Get more information and register
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There is still time left!
How do you build the next generation of software products?
I hope you all are well and staying safe. There is still time left to enroll in an elective. We have seats available. Please share with your students and colleagues. The software engineering program GAs, Swati,
sshende1@umbc.edu and Raabit,
rhassan2@umbc.edu can assist in getting enrolled.
Electives of interest to students in IS, HCC, CS, Data Science, and other majors:
Special Topics in Software Engineering | SENG 691
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*NEW* AI Agent Computing: New course first run in Fall 2025. Do you need an AI agent? Do you know how to build a virtual or embodied agent? Do you want to use Agent Computing to build new applications, tools, and devices?
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Reading to Write Code: Do you know how to read large open-source code baselines? What if we ask you to add a new feature to an existing code baseline that already has 2 million lines of code and has been in development for 6 years? What do you do?
Software Process Management, Software Products Engineering, Software Social Impact, Software Testing:
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Software Process Management | SENG 638: Do you want to become a process engineer? When do you use agile processes? Do rich processes still have a place? Can we use a process modeling language to create processes that are purpose-made?
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Advanced Software Engineering | SENG 645: Do you want to become a product owner? Do you know how to engineer a software product? What does it take to create a high-fidelity prototype? Do you want to build a minimally viable product (MVP)?
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Ethics in Software Engineering | SENG 601: Software has entered into everyday objects and now the game has changed. What is the social impact of software? Do you build software that's ethical first? What are the most important attributes of intelligent software applications?
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Fundamentals of Software Testing | SENG 740: This course teaches fundamental and advanced software testing. The instructor is an expert practitioner in this domain.
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