Shriver Center

If a teenager needed your advice, would you give it? They do…and you can.

With a limited time commitment (equivalent to 2 half days), you can influence and inspire 100 young people in your community high schools. Achievement Counts demonstrates the important connection between achievement in school and success in the workplace and in life.

Join with 3,000 other committed Marylanders who will talk this fall with nearly 100,000 8th and 9th grade students in their classrooms about where they want to go in life and how to get there.

What you do: 1) Register to participate; 2) Attend a 3-hour training session (September); 3) Make four presentations. You can choose schools and dates that fit your schedule.

To register online or get information, visit www.mbrt.org/speak or contact LaTara Harris at the Maryland Business Roundtable for Education – 410-727-0448 or latara@mbrt.org

MIDTOWN ACADEMY, A CHARTER SCHOOL LOCATED IN BALTIMORE THAT SERVES K-8 STUDENTS FROM THE BOLTON HILL AND RESERVOIR HILL COMMUNITIES, IS SEEKING TWO MATH TUTORS TO WORK WITH THEIR 6TH THROUGH 8TH GRADERS.

DETAILS:
-DATES: SEPTEMBER 2007 THROUGH MAY 2008
-PREFERRED AVAILABILITY:
-THREE (3) DAYS PER WEEK
-8TH GRADE: 9:00 – 10:30 A.M.
-6TH & 7TH GRADE: 12:00 – 3:00 P.M.
-STIPEND AVAILABLE

QUALIFICATIONS:
-RELIABILITY – PUNCTUAL AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE!
-EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS
-STRONG MATH SKILLS
-ABILITY TO WORK INDEPENDENTLY – BE PROACTIVE!
-PASSION FOR CONNECTING KIDS WITH MATHEMATICS
-ABILITY TO IDENTIFY (OR LEARN HOW TO IDENTIFY) THE NEEDS OF THE STUDENTS AND TAKE THE INITIATIVE TO ADDRESS THOSE NEEDS
-PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOR TOWARD STUDENTS, STAFF AND PARENTS
-SOME MIDDLE SCHOOL EXPERIENCE IS PREFERRED, BUT NOT REQUIRED

SPECIFIC DUTIES:
-TO WORK CLOSELY WITH THE MATHEMATICS TEACHER TO DEVELOP TASKS WHICH ADDRESS THE VOLUNTARY STATE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MARYLAND SCHOOL ASSESSMENT (MSA)
-TO PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION IN ALGEBRA AND DATA ANALYSIS IN PREPARATION FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL ASSESSMENT (HSA)
-TO MONITOR STUDENT PROGRESS BY USING A VARIETY OF ASSESSMENT TOOLS WHICH WILL BE DEVELOPED WITH THE HELP OF THE MATHEMATICS TEACHER
-TO PARTICIPATE IN PARENT CONFERENCES

PLEASE CONTACT ALESIA HOVATTER ALESIAH1@UMBC.EDU FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Be a mentor and make a friend! Join Best Buddies for an opportunity to make a difference in someone's life. Best Buddies Colleges pairs people with intellectual disabilities in one-to-one friendships with college students. In the past, individuals with intellectual disabilities have not had the opportunity to have friends outside of their own environment. By becoming a College Buddy, volunteers offer a Buddy the chance to explore a new way of life.

Learn more at our Organizational Meeting this Thursday, September 13th at 7 pm in Public Policy 107.

Please RSVP to Zainab at zainab1@umbc.edu

The Choice Program is a mentoring and monitoring program for youth (ages eight to eighteen) in need of supportive services. Choice is a holistic program that seeks to build self-sufficiency in youth and their families by providing intensive case management support and links to community services.

Tutoring is a very important component of Choice because school represents a significant area of difficulty for many clients on several levels. To address the academic needs of youth in Choice, UMBC tutors gather two nights a week (Monday and Wednesdays, 5-8pm) to provide tutoring and mentoring to the youth who visit the campus for academic support. The youth are engaged for 3 hours each evening; 1 hour is allotted for eating in the dining hall, 1 hour for one-on-one tutoring with a UMBC college student, and 1 hour for a recreational or educational-focused activity.

As most Choice clients have difficulty succeeding in the traditional school environment, College Night gives them a chance to receive individualized, positive attention from a caring tutor in a laid back setting.

As a college student, you have found ways to succeed academically and obviously recognize the value of education as a means to assure your future. Choice clients can benefit from your experience and knowledge in this area!

The Choice Program is seeking energetic and committed people to serve as tutors. It is a time commitment of 6 hours per week throughout the semester.

Responsibilities Include:
-Providing one-on-one tutoring on Monday and/or Wednesday evenings, from 5-8pm.
-Monitoring and participating in recreational activities after tutoring
-Abide by attendance policies regarding absences or late arrivals
-Availability for contact via email or phone regarding announcements and changes to tutoring schedule
-Thinking outside of the box to make tutoring a fun experience!

If you are interested in being involved in this unique opportunity, please contact Michael Jenkins at mjenk1@umbc.edu

Where: Cold Weather Shelter @ Spring Grove Hospital
Times: Flexible

Activities: UMBC students can help in the kitchen with food services, fold donated clothing, create a database (which does not have to be done on-site for those with computer backgrounds or interests), advertising, help with fundraising, etc. Spring Grove Hospital is also willing to tailor individual service projects for the semester that mesh with students' interests.

Requirements: 30 hours a semester, must provide own transportation unless you are going on Sundays.

Background Info: The Shelter deals with a broad population. Mostly men or women with no children. The Shelter provides for people with little formal education to those with PhDs. who have fallen on bad times. This service-learning position has great one-on-one interaction with people with fascinating and moving stories.

Please contact Igor Kukelyansky for more information at ig3@umbc.edu

Any UMBC student participating in service-learning at an education-based site (i.e. College Gardens, College Night, any school placement, EBLO, Adult Literacy Program, and any individual placement in tutoring/mentoring) can take EDUC 387. EDUC 387 will begin September 24th meeting only on Mondays from 1-1:50pm.

For more information please contact Alesia Hovatter at alesiah1@umbc.edu

$10.00 plus per hour, Part-time

Summary of Duties
- Develop and apply knowledge of procedures, policies and Federal regulations to provide problem solving guidance to managers.
- Track and analyze changes in Civil Rights laws, regulation and policies to brief and assist the Civil Rights Program Manager to train managers, State and local officials.
- Provide assistance with coordinating training and technical assistance efforts, event planning, responding to requests for information and gathering data on best practices to have available as needed.
- Provide support in being responsive to the needs of the Civil Rights Specialist and supporting activities that help build capacity as it relates to enhancing program expertise of the Division office, State DOT and other customers.
- Promote the awareness of Civil Rights Programs, products and services.

TO APPLY:

Solvern Innovations needs 2 paid Vulnerability Researchers, more info after the jump. To apply log on to UMBCworks.

Apply on UMBCworks-

GEHC Technical Interns work on a variety of assignments with responsibilities and hands-on involvement in areas such as Design/Development and Manufacturing/Sourcing. Additionally, exposure to key management personnel is integrated into the project-oriented assignments where a manager and mentor are assigned for support.

Position Description:

Student can start ASAP with flexible hours- Apply on UMBCworks!

RedZone Technologies is a system integration company that specializes in Security, Privacy, Identity Management and Recovery Solutions. Our customers are Small and Medium Businesses with minimum of 60 employees. As technology grows and changes, RedZone is dedicated to providing services and solutions to our customers, ensuring optimal working environments.

RedZone Technologies was founded in 2001 and is a privately held Information Technology Consulting company located in Annapolis, Maryland. Our success has been largely determined by executing on our vision of “Delivering on Promises” both internally and to our customers. We believe in crafting the right solution to best fit each customer’s individual situation and needs. As we grow, we are searching for talented, sharp, and driven people to join our team. A career with RedZone offers the ability to affect and contribute to the success of our company, as well as an opportunity for those who want something different then the standard corporate environment. As a small company, we are looking for individuals who want to be part of a close knit, dynamic and satisfying team.

We're getting ready to start a new Entrepreneurship club on campus for undergraduate students - ALL MAJORS WELCOME!

A kick-off meeting will be held Sept 17 from 12:00 - 1:00 in PUP 204. Please plan on attending - and bring others interested in entrepreneurship along with you!

We'll also discuss the upcoming Business Planning Boot Camp we'll hold this Fall. Come and learn more!

For more information contact Vivian Armor at armor@umbc.edu

ExxonMobil is seeking engineering candidates for summer internships who have strong academic achievements, good relevant work experience to their profession, motivation and leadership. The vast expanse of ExxonMobil's operations tells you that the scope of this work is among the most challenging and most rewarding in the world. Positions are located in LA, VA, CA, IL, TX, NJ.

UMBC on-campus interviews on October 24, 2007. Must have a 3.5 GPA and must be a US Citizen or Permanent resident to apply.

Don't miss hearing from 2 research scientists from Dow AgroSciences about opportunities for great Summer 2008 Internships with their Research & Development Group in a global company focused on sustainable development and environmental stewardship providing innovative crop protection, pest and vegetation management, seed, and agricultural biotechnology solutions to serve the world's growing population.

Looking for majors in Biology, BioChemistry, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Bioinformatics with a minimum GPA off 3.0

More information available on UMBCworks in the Events Section. Questions? Contact Miryn Alcantara at alcantar@umbc.edu

Entrepreneurship Speaker Series
September 26, 2007 - 12:00 -1:00PM
University Center, Room 310

Come listen to Dr. Bruce Johnson, Founder and President, One Moon Scientific, Inc., tell his story of moving from a 15 year career as a research scientist for Merck Research Laboratories to founding his own company.

September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. Next week, from September 17-22, the National Institutes of Health Sickle Cell Program and the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America will hold their joint convention at the Washington Hilton & Towers. This meeting brings together an international cadre of researchers in the biological, medical, and social sciences who are all united in finding ways to improve the quality of life of individuals with sickle cell disease.

There is a great need for volunteers who can assist as audio-visual technical assistants, greeters, timekeepers, or registration hosts.

Do you have an interview coming up for an internship or co-op or just need some basic interview help?

Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Noon to 1PM, 1st Floor of Public Policy Conference Room in the Shriver Center

Participate in The Shriver Center's hour long Intern and Co-op Interview Seminar to:
- obtain assistance with what questions to prepare for
- how best to answer questions based on the skills and experiences you offer
- learn what to wear
- and obtain additional tips on the types of questions you should ask during an interview.

Take the initiative and opt for an internship/co-op with GE FANUC, a company with first class design capabilities and an award winning manufacturing facility within sight of the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains in central Virginia.

Deadline for undergraduates to obtain credit for Fall 2007- October 10th

Have you found the internship of your dreams on your own, but just don't know how to get credit for it? Do you want a notation on your transcript for all your hard work, but are unsure how to proceed?

Well look no further! The staff at the UMBC Shriver Center is here to help!

That internship you found is important to obtain admission to graduate school and to find employment after graduation. You gain experience, can get paid, and could potentially obtain three upper level credits, all by interning only 8 to 10 hours per week.

Best of all, if you found an internship or co-op on your own for the fall, you can get the notation on your transcript - FREE OF CHARGE.

Advertising.com is looking for talented students to fill positions within its Creative Services division in Downtown Baltimore. Build your portfolio and GET PAID while working with a company that is an industry leader in on-line advertising! Seniors are encouraged to apply.

The AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) Program in Baltimore County could use YOUR help as College Preparatory Tutors at Woodlawn High School (less than 15 minutes from UMBC). AVID Staff will provide training on various methods used to sharpen students' study and organizational skills to successfully lead them to college.

AVID sessions occur throughout the school day at Woodlawn H.S. Tutors will be paid a stipend of up to $8/hour. Zero-credit prac notation through The Shriver Center is available for 3-5 hours per week of service, which involves completing a journal on your experience and participating in reflections. If you are interested in linking your K-16 service placement with credit, you can sign up for the EDUC 387 course.

For more information on the national AVID Program, go to www.avidonline.org. If you are interested in participating, please contact Lori Hardesty, Program Coordinator of K-16 Service-Learning Projects at lhardesty@umbc.edu or at (410) 455-2493.

Apply for this position via UMBCworks

Summary of SUMMER 2008 INTERNSHIP:
Information Technology is the key enabler for GE to compete and win in our broad range of global industries. The Information Management Leadership Program (IMLP) is a key entry point for information management professionals in GE. This program is designed to attract high potential information technology candidates and to further develop their technical skills, leadership abilities and business acumen as they transition from academia to the working world.

The purpose of IMLP is to provide a pipeline of information management leadership talent for GE's businesses. IMLP accelerates development of entry-level talent and produces leaders capable of meeting the challenges facing the IT function at GE. IMLP is a 2-year program that allows members to hone their leadership, business and technical skills through four challenging six-month assignments and world-class training. The job assignments and training are designed to provide hands-on IT experience on GE's strategic initiatives.

IMLPs will be placed at one of the following businesses based on availability of positions, the interviewers assessment and the applicant's preference (indicated in the online application):

Solvern Innovations in Glen Burnie, MD is looking for a Vulnerability Researcher. This position researches emerging computer/network vulnerabilities and methodologies, for use in tool development and update Solvern's current course curriculum. Apply online via UMBCworks.

Monday, September 17, 2007 - Commons 331
Noon to 1PM

Get a jump start on your profession by obtaining career and internship advice from industry experts in the field of Finance.

Don't miss this opportunity to hear from Investment Bankers, Financial Advisors, Investment Fellows and more from leading companies such as Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo Corporate Trust, T. Rowe Price and more!

For more information, contact The Shriver Center at 410-455-2493.

We know it's early, but Target is looking for Store Executive interns!

See yourself:

• Reviewing brand strategy and discovering what it takes to lead a team
• Understanding merchandising, guest service and inventory management and how to maximize sales
• Discovering how the Human Resources position impacts staffing, development, retention and brand management
• Learning about the product supply chain while working through inventory management and productivity issues
• Receiving training on how to discourage theft and fraud while maintaining store safety
• Developing your leadership skills
• Completing a hands-on project requiring you to implement the knowledge you acquire during your internship
• Getting Paid!!!

Apply today via UMBCworks AND www.target.com.

We know you need an internship to satisfy your major requirements, so why wait? The Shriver Center has positions available at the following organizations where you can utilize the skills you've been learning.

Internships are available at:
Retirement Living TV
School 33 Art Center
The Maryland Film Festival
SONAR
The 9:30 Club
The Open Society Institute
The National Geographic Society
And more!

Be sure to get onto UMBCworks today for the best availability.

Interested in obtaining direct counseling experience at UMBC?
As an intern, you would have an opportunity to manage client data, coordinate Outreach resources and facilitate the Center's transition to a new, on-line scheduling program.
Seeking an intern to work 12-15 hours weekly. This position is unpaid, but provides great experience.
If interested, please e-mail your resume to Christine Routzahn (routzahn@umbc.edu) at the Shriver Center.

Fall, Spring and Summer operations assignments could include (a) core operations and fulfillment activities which may consist of Lean Action Workouts, Accessory Planning, or Capital Equipment order fulfillment (b) sourcing activities such as working with the engineering department and outside vendors and suppliers on materials. Internships are in Laurel, MD

To be eligible: 3.0 GPA or above, must be pursuing a degree in engineering and have unrestricted authorization to work in the US.

More detailed information is available on UMBCworks. Interested? Apply on UMBCworks and gecareers.com for job: 4714 - GEHC MIC Operations Intern/Co-op

GEHC Technical Interns work on a variety of assignments with responsibilities and hands-on involvement in areas such as Design/Development and Manufacturing/Sourcing. Assignments in Design/Development may include using CAD design systems, trouble-shooting hardware/software, and designing/testing/debugging new functions/features. Internships are in Laurel, MD

To be eligible: 3.0 GPA or above, must be pursuing a degree in engineering and have unrestricted authorization to work in the US.

More detailed information is available on UMBCworks. Interested? Apply on UMBCworks and gecareers.com for job: 4713 - MIC Engineering Intern/Co-op

Are you looking for your first internship? Here is a great opportunity to get experience in a lab setting. Duties will include a combination of the following: stocking lab supplies, casting polyacrylamide gels and agar plates, light dishwashing (with machine), preparing buffers, performing wipe tests, and assisting postdoctoral fellows with routine assays, plasmid preps, and Western blots. Your internship will be at University of Maryland, Baltimore in the Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology.

Interested? Apply for the Lab Technician position on UMBCworks today!

Be a mentor and make a friend! Join Best Buddies for an opportunity to make a difference in someone's life. Best Buddies Colleges pairs people with intellectual disabilities in one-to-one friendships with college students. In the past, individuals with intellectual disabilities have not had the opportunity to have friends outside of their own environment. By becoming a College Buddy, volunteers offer a Buddy the chance to explore a new way of life.

Learn more at our Organizational Meeting this Wednesday, September 26th at noon in Public Policy 451.

Please RSVP to Zainab at zainab1@umbc.edu

Sinclair Broadcast Group’s corporate web department is looking for a web developer intern. The hourly rate is $10.50!!!!! For more details, keep reading below...

It's never too early to look for that summer internship, and Legg Mason has just provided UMBC ECON, Accounting and IT students with an amazing opportunity. LM is looking for SUMMER IT Audit interns in order to provide YOU with the skills you need to grab that job in the finance industry. Continue below for full details. Apply via UMBCworks and at www.leggmason.com/careers TODAY!

For information on how to get onto UMBCworks, contact The Shriver Center at 410-455-2493.

Legg Mason's Internal Audit Department is currently seeking spring and summer IT Audit Interns to work in the downtown Baltimore office. The IT Audit Intern, working under the supervision of the IT Internal Audit Manager, will participate in planning and performance of risk assessments to determine the objectives and scope of each assigned audit and assist with development of audit programs and changes to the program. Will perform detailed audit procedures as set forth in the audit program, ensuring that the audit objectives are met and prepare clear, concise and well-documented work papers evidencing the testing performed and related results. Will also evaluate the audit results and develop recommendations to address the deficiencies, weaknesses, and areas of concern noted during the performance of the audit and assist in preparation of audit reports. Other duties as required.

Ideal candidates will be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree concentrating on Accounting, Business Technology Administration, MIS, Computer Science, or IT related discipline. Candidate will have a strong interest in an auditing career. Coursework in Information Systems/Technology is required, and Intermediate Accounting is a plus. This person must have proficiency in MS Word and Excel, excellent oral and written communication skills, strong analytical skills, and an inquisitive nature. Must possess strong analytical, oral and written communication skills. Interns must also be able to commute to our downtown Baltimore location, and a time commitment of 15 hours per week is expected for spring interns or 35 hours for summer interns. EOE.

Interested applicants may apply via UMBCworks.

Local Elementary Schools in Baltimore City and Baltimore County close to UMBC need your help to tutor their students. Flexibility of hours and days available throughout the school day. Receive a "zero credit" prac notation on your transcript for fall 2007 through participation in reflective activities. To learn more, please contact Lori Hardesty, Program Coordinator of K-16 Service-Learning Partnerships at lhardesty@umbc.edu or at (410) 455-2493.

Microsoft: Software and Hardware Development Internships (Summer 2008)
Apply for this position via UMBCworks.

Microsoft interns make a real difference. Not by filing paperwork or running errands, but by developing real products. At Microsoft, you’ll get started right away, running your own projects and putting your own skills to work. This is why Microsoft's internship program is one of the most successful and sought after in the industry. Because you’ll learn more in 12 weeks at Microsoft than you would in a whole school year. It’s the kind of work that gets noticed by millions of people all over the world. Kind of redefines the whole concept of internships, don’t you think?

The preferred method to apply for MS positions is to attend career fairs, tech talks, tech fests or presentations where you will have an opportunity to speak face to face with someone from Microsoft.

College recruiters at Microsoft review resumes with the following topical areas in mind: 1) Academic Record, 2) Relevant Work Experience, 3) Leadership
Please note by applying to this position you will be considered for all Hardware and Software Development Internship positions.

Woodlawn High School needs your help! Become an AVID (Achievement Via Individual Determination) College Tutor to help students develop the skills that they need to get into college. Use your abilities to make a difference! Flexible hours and days are available. Receive $8/hour as well as a "zero credit" prac notation for participation in reflective activities.

You must act fast! Orientation Training led by AVID Staff happens here at UMBC on Thursday, September 27th. For more info on this national program, visit www.avidonline.org. Contact Lori Hardesty, Program Coordinator of K-16 Partnerships at lhardesty@umbc.edu or (410) 455-2493.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is a small nonpartisan agency that provides economic and budgetary analysis to the Congress. The Human Resources Department seeks a professional intern with a strong work ethic to assist in various areas of human resources. The successful candidate will report to the Human Resources Director and provide support as part of a 4-person HR shop. Duties are varied and include applicant processing, recruitment support, personnel records management, and special projects.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is a small nonpartisan agency that provides economic and budgetary analysis to the Congress. The Health and Human Resources Division seeks candidates for a spring Health Policy Internship who have a background and interest in health analysis. This internship will begin in January 2008.

Looking for a spring 2008 service-learning placement? Come this Monday, November 19th at noon to Public Policy 107 to find out more information on National Student Partnerships (NSP).

NSP strives to mobilze student leaders to strengthen communities. Volunteers at National Student Partnerships (NSP) work one-on-one with low-income community members to help them search for housing, employment, public benefits, to create resumes and apply for jobs, to lend support. Students use their skills on the computer, searching the internet,
and utilizing the resources around them, to work with clients in finding answers in the social service system and in the community. Volunteers will receive resource and service training, but are not expected to have answers ready for clients or be the "expert." The volunteer-client relationship is founded on a common ground of searching together.

Volunteers are asked to commit to one, 2-4 hour shift per week, within the time frame of Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. While volunteers' primary responsibility is to provide client service, there also exist many opportunities for leadership positions and other areas of work in the office. These include, but are not limited to, media relations, resource updating, agency visits, volunteer trainings on resources or special topics (e.g. immigrant services, civic involvement, etc.). Local Director positions may also be applied for in the spring.

Who: UMBC is joining Civic Works in hopes to gather 300 volunteers for Ricky Myers Day of Service.

Where: Clifton Park in the City

What: Rehabbing homes for families in need, improving community schools, transforming vacant lots into community gardens, sprucing up Baltimore City Parks, and more!

Why: “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others,” Ghandi. The Ricky Myers Day of Service honors the life of Ricky Myers, a staff member of Civic Works who dedicated his life to serving Baltimore’s communities.

When: Saturday October 6th – buses will leave from Harbor Hall Café at 7:15am and return at 2:30pm.

To sign up contact Jordanna Spencer, Graduate Coordinator for Volunteerism & Service at 410 455 – 3457 or email giveback@umbc.edu

The American Civil Liberties Union is looking for Interns!
Help defend our rights to think and speak as we chose and live without discrimination and unwarranted government intrusion. Here are just a few recent intern needs:
Public Education and Outreach Intern
Legal Department Intern
Organizational Development Intern

If interested in these positions, please be sure to apply via UMBCworks. These listings are under Shriver Center internships.

This is an excellent opportunity for Chemical and Mechanical Engineering majors to work at a premier petroleum company. You must have a 3.5 GPA. Waiver for students on F-1 Visas are available for internship postions.

Look for more information on UMBCworks. Interested? Send your resume to Miryn Alcantara, alcantar@umbc.edu by Wednesday, 10/3

If you have a genuine love for Rock & Roll AND the music biz, Real Rock Entertainment is for you! Internship opportunities include: Artist Management, Creative Services, Marketing and Technical. For more about each position, including descriptions, visit UMBCworks (Search for Internships thorough Shriver Center, keyword Real Rock Entertainment). These positions are sure to be filled FAST, so apply today!

Real Rock Entertainment is a full artist management and development group. Their work includes:
Ø Booking
Ø Promotions
Ø Business management
Ø Development and sale of merchandise
Ø Securing record / publishing deals
Ø Expanding the growth of the band

For even more info, visit http://www.myspace.com/realrockent

Chemical Defense Intern will assist in laboratory that conducts studies to generate and test enzymes capable of sequestering and detoxifying organophosphorus nerve agents in vivo. We employ a multidisciplinary approach to this work including molecular biology, biochemistry, Western blotting, enzyme kinetics, surface plasdmon resonance, isothermal titration calorimetry, gas chromotography mass spectrometry, and in vivo analyses including preliminary safety and efficacy assessments. Excellent technical environment located in Aberdeen, MD.

Apply for the position on UMBCworks! Questions? Contact Miryn Alcantara, alcantar@umbc.edu

Sinclair Broadcast Group’s corporate web department is looking for a web developer intern. This is a PAID position AND university credit is available!

Qualified candidates should be in their junior or senior year of college preparing for a job in website design. Sinclair is looking for highly motivated students with experience in Photoshop and Dreamweaver. Any course work or experience with javascript or flash is a plus, but not required.

Candidates will work alongside the corporate web developers to maintain and develop the websites for Sinclair Broadcast Group’s 58 television stations.

Please be prepared to provide any samples of either class work or professional work that may apply if you are asked in for an interview.

Qualified candidates please email your resume to Mike Oettel at moettel@umbc.edu right away.

Apply today, as not many of these chances come along!

The Vice President of Customer Insights at Constellation NewEnergy is looking for interns to work directly with him! These internships are paid and require a commitment of approximately 20 hours per week.

Ideally the intern will have a strong quantitative background, steep learning curve and high aptitude majoring in Mathematics, Computer Science, Economics or related field. SAS/SPSS software experience preferred in converting data to information and helping Constellation use it for decision making. Background in taking statistics types of classes will be helpful but not required. Interns will have good communication, PowerPoint and inter-personal skills.

if interested, email your resume to Mike Oettel at moettel@umbc.edu NOW! Put Constellation Energy Internship in the subject line.

Project Support Specialist Intern- a2z, Inc.

APPLY TO THIS POSITION VIA UMBCworks

a2z is looking for a high-energy individual to join them as a Project Support Specialist supporting one or more Project Managers. The position involves hands-on execution and managing the technical aspects of product deployments.

Long-term internships are preferred: Seniors graduating in Dec ’07 and May ’08 are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities:

The Shriver Center has started a Facebook group for students who have already completed an internship, as well as students who are currently looking for an internship or co-op. Share tips, job experiences, working ideas, and anything else you think might be helpful for your fellow students. We'd love to have you join our group!