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<Title>Business/Liberal Art Internship at Booz Allen</Title>
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    <strong>PAID SUMMER INTERNSHIP BELOW IS POSTED ON UMBCworks- APPLY TODAY  </strong>(position 9260937)<br><br>Multiple roles available leveraging your experience and course work within a supportive team environment.   Individual roles may include quantitative/financial analysis, cloud analysis (Big Data), strategic communications, change management, instructional systems design, human capital management, intelligence analysis, business process re-engineering, process improvement, lean six sigma, and knowledge management.  Work on a variety of challenging projects hand-in-hand with our clients to transform their organizations with our combination of strategic and technical consulting capabilities with an eye for a long term career. Our clients are both government and commercial clients touching projects of great importance to our national security, defense and citizenry services.<br><br>Support our clients through all stages of the consulting life-cycle: business development, assignment planning, data gathering, data analysis, developing solutions, generating recommendations, communicating results, implementation, and follow up. Gather required data, exhibit excellent listening skills, demonstrate analytic problem solving, present ideas clearly and logically, compose appropriately structured text, work with individuals at all levels, provide input to reports and other deliverables, execute multiple assignments, meet agreed deadlines, and adjust to changing client demands.<br><br>Basic Qualifications:<br><br>-Ability to show enrollment in a degree program following summer 2014 internship<br>completion<br>-Ability to obtain a security clearance<br>-Minimum of 30 credit hours completed towards a BA, BS, MA, or MS degree in Business or Liberal Arts<br> <br>Clearance:<br><br>Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet<br>eligibility requirements for access to classified information.<br><br>We are proud of our diverse environment: EOE/M/F/D/V. Applicants selected will be<br>subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.</div>
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<Summary>PAID SUMMER INTERNSHIP BELOW IS POSTED ON UMBCworks- APPLY TODAY  (position 9260937)  Multiple roles available leveraging your experience and course work within a supportive team environment.  ...</Summary>
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<Title>Do you want to work right next to campus?</Title>
<Tagline>Convergent Technologies is hiring multiple Technical Interns</Tagline>
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    <p><span>Convergent Technologies in bwTECH research park is looking to hire multiple interns this Spring. Currently, they are seeking interns in Database, Java, C ++, and Marketing. </span></p>
    <p>Check out their full job descriptions in UMBCworks by searching Convergent Technology. </p>
    <p><span>CTI has been providing professional services to clients since 1997.</span></p>
    <p>CTI’s work with federal and private sector customers is based on a simple premise: <br><br><span>“to provide customers with highly qualified Engineering, Support, and Consulting services at a reasonable cost.” </span><br><br>We do this by attracting the ‘best and brightest’ at what they do, <br>then give them the opportunity to grow in ways they could not in the larger corporate environment. Our customers benefit by gaining access to ‘top notch’ personnel at competitive rates.<br></p>
    <p>CTI offers consulting expertise in the areas of Internet solutions, IT infrastructure architectures and systems integration to help you plan, implement and manage your distributed network computing environment.<br><br>Effective network computing requires an IT infrastructure tailored to meet your specific business needs. It requires expertise in network computing and Internet innovation-- the kind of experience you'll find at CTI.</p>
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    <p>Please note you must be a U.S. Citizen to qualify for this position. </p>
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<Title>Paid Communications Internship at the MD Humanities Council</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Serve as the Development and Communications Intern at the
     Maryland Humanities Council, which is based out of downtown Baltimore 
    in the Mt. Vernon area. <br><br>The Council brings the humanities (art, literature, 
    history, etc.) to Maryland through public programming to promote 
    education, dialogue, etc. <br><br>A paid internship is available to work 20 week starting in November. This 
    would be a Communications Internship and some things included in that 
    are managing social media, e-newsletters, mailings, assisting with radio
     broadcasts, promotion of events and mission, thinking of new and 
    innovative ideas for MHC, and more. 
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    <div>If anyone is interested, email Taylor Jachman your resume and cover letter at <a href="mailto:tjachman@gmail.com" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">tjachman@gmail.com</a>! <br>
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<Title>SUCCESS Program Featured in Southern Maryland Online, Capital News Service</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Now in its second year, The Shriver Center’s SUCCESS Program was featured in a recent Southern Maryland Online article and Capital News Service video. SUCCESS (Students United for Campus-Community Engagement for Post-Secondary Success) is the first four-year college experience for young adults with intellectual disabilities in Maryland. The article highlights the early progress of the program, which has seen its applications nearly triple. Shriver Center Director Michele Wolff talks about how the SUCCESS Program has been building on feedback and response from students and families. “We are building the program as we go, which is…a benefit and a challenge,” Wolff said. “The benefit … is …</div>
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<Summary>Now in its second year, The Shriver Center’s SUCCESS Program was featured in a recent Southern Maryland Online article and Capital News Service video. SUCCESS (Students United for Campus-Community...</Summary>
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<Title>How I Met Your Org: Student Alumni Association</Title>
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    <h4><span>How did you first get involved in your organization?</span></h4>
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    <span>Sheena: I attended the 2012 Student Alumni Association event: Sweeten Up Your Network, and loved the experience I had with the successful young alumni there. After that, I wanted to be a part of the behind-the-scenes work that made such a thing possible so I filled out an interest form and attended their end-of-semester planning retreat. </span><br><br><span>Kevin:  I first got involved when our first advisor came to one of my other groups on campus and told us about how they were having an interest meeting for SAA. At this time it hadn’t been formed yet and I was interested in the mission of the group. A couple of months later, our group was formed and I became the VP for Internal Affairs!</span><br><br><span>Stephanie: During Woolie training 2 years ago, one of the Woolies and a former SAA adviser came and spoke about a new student org they were starting that would connect student to alumni. I thought it would be an awesome experience because I was interested in getting advise from former UMBC students. Who knew what other possibilities would be available?</span>
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    <h4><span>What is your organization already best known for at UMBC?</span></h4>
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    <span>Sheena:I believe the Student Alumni Association (SAA) is best known for their empowering, student-driven events. With the help of our advisers, every activity we hold on campus is thought out, planned and executed by the students in the organization. It is a very nurturing environment where every idea can be brought to life because of the resources available to us and time-commitment that is always generously given. </span><br><br><span>Kevin:  I think our group is best known for our annual event called Sweeten Up Your Network. It’s an event where students can speed network with all kinds of alumni from different backgrounds, and ask them questions about their experiences during colleges, life after college, and why they chose the decisions that they did.</span><br><br><span>Stephanie: Our org is still up and coming, but we have successfully held Sweeten Up Your Network two years in a row. This event allows students to network with alumni and "pick their brains" in 5min. You'll be surprised the kind of information/advise that you will receive.</span>
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    <h4><span>What is something most people at UMBC do NOT know about your organization, but they should?</span></h4>
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