Shriver Center

“Our only hope today lies in our ability to recapture the revolutionary spirit and go out into a sometimes hostile world declaring eternal opposition to poverty”
-Martin Luther King, Jr.

As we return to campus in this time of renewal, take some time to remember the vision of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Thousands of Baltimoreans of all ages, races, genders, and creeds are homeless and hungry. If you are not content with these numbers and ready to take action, join us Tuesday morning on February 16th to serve with Our Daily Bread in the heart of Baltimore. We will serve from 9am-1pm. Transportation and lunch will be provided.

If you are ready and willing to ease the hunger of so many in Baltimore, contact Melissa Huselton at huselton@umbc.edu or stop by The Shriver Center, the 1st floor of the Public Policy Building, (410) 455-2493.

There are 3 ways to learn about Service-Learning opportunities
through The Shriver Center during the week of 2/1:

1. Walk-in Hours THIS Tuesday, 2/2 - Thursday, 2/4, 9am-4pm at The Shriver Center, 1st floor of the Public Policy Building, just past the elevators. No appointment necessary to learn how to link your interest in helping others with a transcript notation and opportunities to earn credit!

2. Involvement Fest - the Service/Social Action Component of the Office of Student Life's three day action-packed event is on Tuesday, 2/2 from 11am-2pm on Main Street in the Commons. Representatives from over 10 service sites will be in attendance to answer any questions.

3. The Shriver Center is hosting its 2nd Annual Service-Learning Fair THIS Friday, February 5th from 11:30am-1:30pm on Main Street in The Commons. Nearly 30 community partners and schools will be coming to campus to meet one-on-one with students about their volunteer
opportunities. On-site Service-Learning registration and 096 Practicum enrollment will be available, as well as information about how to receive a transcript notation for service.

EXCITING NEWS!!! The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, Inc.
(BARCS) will be bringing along some dogs from the shelter that are in need of adoption! Look for them on the Terrace, right outside of Main Street. BARCS came out last April during Volunteer Week - the dog in need of adoption was such a sweetheart and loved the attention!

Feel free to contact us at The Shriver Center with any questions, the 1st floor of the Public Policy Building or email Clare Greene (clare6@umbc.edu), Melissa Huselton (huselton@umbc.edu) or Lori Hardesty (lhardesty@umbc.edu)! You can also just stop by at any of these events!

SAIC (http://www.saic.com/) would like to express a special invitation to you to participate in the event below.

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Join your Shriver Center internship coordinators on FRIDAY FEBRUARY, 19th from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm as they take you out to visit SAIC's Intelligence and Information Solutions business unit.

Take a tour of the facility and hear about internship opportunities for the summer. SAIC will be conducting mini-interviews with every student that visits that day! This is a fantastic opportunity to make a great first-impression and to get your foot in the door before anyone else.

TRANSPORTATION:
Transportation is provided, but an RSVP is required by 2/8. You will receive confirmation of your registration prior to the trip date. Space is limited, so register early! Vans will leave the Shriver Center promptly at 10:00 am.

TO RSVP for this INTERN Event:
To RVSP, send your resume to Casey Miller, Assistant Director of Internships, at The Shriver Center, cmille1@umbc.edu
RSVP Deadline Monday, 2/8

QUALIFICATIONS:
Student Qualifications for SAIC Include:
- 3.0 GPA or above and US Citizenship required
- Majoring in one of the following: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Math
- Applicant must be a student (non graduate) at time of the summer internship

Spring IT Intern (Paid)- $11 per hr for Sage Growth Partners

Responsibilities: Develop/Maintain VBscripts that execute EDI processes
Maintain SharePoint sites
Investigate data issues as reported on error logs
Run/Develop reports
Maintains EDI transfers to/from trading partners, data investigation and repair,
scripting, Sharepoint/Web support

Skills needed:
VBscript
ftp/sftp
HTML
XML
Oracle 9i SQL Sharepoint
Basic Web development capabilities

Apply today via UMBCworks if interested!

Visit Northrop Grumman (http://www.northropgrumman.com/) to learn about Summer 2010 internships on Friday, February 26th.

Internships are a key strategy in the Electronic Systems (ES) sector college recruiting program. The purpose of the ES Summer Intern Program is to identify and hire students for summer and part-time jobs early in their academic careers, with the potential of their receiving full-time job offers during their final year of school.

In general, engineering/technical intern candidates must: 1) Be enrolled in an accredited bachelor's degree (or higher level) college/university program in an engineering/ technical major; 2) Have completed at least their sophomore year; 3) Have at least a 3.0/4.0 overall GPA; 4) Be available to work for 10 weeks during the summer 2010 semester, and 5) Be able to obtain a U.S. Government security clearance (U.S. citizenship is a pre-requisite; a current clearance is helpful, but not required). In most cases, intern candidates major in one of the following engineering curricula: Electrical, Mechanical, Computer, Computer Science/Software, Systems, Industrial/ Manufacturing, Engineering Physics, or related area. Many of our software/computer science internships involve real-time embedded systems, so some background in that area is helpful. Exposure to radar & other sensor technologies and/or RF/microwave/communications applications is also potentially useful.

To register for this tour, please RSVP via UMBCworks and e-mail your resume to Casey Miller at The Shriver Center (410-455-2493, cmille1@umbc.edu).

Join the Shriver Center for a free webinar on how to make your resume and application for internships in the federal government stand out.

This webinar, a product of the Partnership’s Making the Difference Campaign, is for students interested in applying for internships for Summer 2010, as well as those advisors looking to assist their students in the federal internship application process. During this session, we will review how to apply for a federal position, including using USAJOBS.gov, analyzing job vacancy announcements, building federal resumes and writing KSAs.

When: Thursday, February 11 @ 4 pm (please plan to arrive a few minutes early)
Where: PUP 107
Who: Students in ALL majors

RSVP on UMBCworks or by emailing kerryk@umbc.edu.

Note: This is Part 2 of the series. If you are interested in the information presented in Part 1, please visit: https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:10104.100009814067/rid:802a3a2bd730dee9272c3513a82ff47c

For more information on the Partnership for Public Service, visit www.makingthedifference.org.

Baltimore County, MD is more populous than four states and the District of Columbia. With over 700,000 residents as of the last census, it's larger than any Congressional District. A top tier countywide campaign is now accepting resumes for Spring and Summer internships. Ideal candidates are high-energy, excellent oral communicators, good listeners and have access to
their own transportation.

Spring Interns (volunteer) can expect to receive a comprehensive education in all substantive areas of campaign work: Field, Fundraising, Communications and Advance and their relationship to one another in building a campaign organization.

Summer internships, in addition to these rotations, also include a Specialized Field internship. 10 weeks of intensive organizing and training. Interns can expect to finish this program with enough experience to work as a field organizer in any Congressional race in the United States.

Please direct all resumes and cover letters to jonnyakchin@gmail.com with
SPRING INTERNSHIP and SUMMER INTERNSHIP in the subject lines.

Are you looking to get involved in volunteering?
Do you have 3-5 hours of week to give to the local community?
Are you interested in earning academic credit for your service?

If so, come join us at the Service-Learning Fair on Tuesday, February 16th from 11am-2pm on Main Street in the Commons.

At the Service-Learning Fair, you can:

- Meet one-on-one with 25+ community partners and schools to select a service site that matches your skills, talents, and interests. Some of these partners include Baltimore Urban Debate League, the SEED School of Maryland, the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, Inc. (BARCS), and Project HEALTH, etc.
- Learn about the Service-Learning Program and The Shriver Center
- Find out how to earn academic credit and transcript notation for service
- Register on-site for Service-Learning placements
- Meet some animals in need of adoption brought by BARCS!

Contact Clare Greene at clare6@umbc.edu for more information. We hope to see you at the Service-Learning Fair!

NSA Semester Intern Program for Science and Technology
Job ID: 1006018
Location: Fort George G. Meade, MD
Full-time

Responsibilities
The Semester Intern Program for Science and Technology is a 16-week program open to select college sophomores and juniors concentrating in the disciplines of Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Systems Engineering, Network Engineering or Telecommunications.

As a SIP/ST participant, you will have an opportunity to work with leading computer scientists on the nation's toughest cyber-problems while enhancing your skills in an assignment that relates to your major.

Students who have obtained or currently have an internship, research or cooperative education position, can receive a transcript notation by enrolling in the Shriver Center’s PRAC course and may be eligible to earn academic credit as a university sanctioned experience.

More information can be found at http://shrivercenter.umbc.edu/student_practicum.html

IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL THE SHRIVER CENTER AT 410-455-2493 TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

If you found your internship/co-op/research through UMBC works you do not need any additional documentation. Call the Shriver Center at 410-455-2493 to schedule your placement appointment with a coordinator.

University Directories, a leader in collegiate marketing, offers a paid summer sales internship to college students who are self-motivated, energetic, organized, and have a desire to succeed.

As a sales representative, you will sell and market advertising and communication services in one of our nationwide college markets. The internship begins with an intense expense-paid training on the campus of the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. Following training you will embark on a summer-long internship back in your college or home market, where you will develop and improve the needed skills to succeed in today’s business world. Throughout the summer you will work with local business owners to target their advertising to the college community and provide them with a well-rounded marketing strategy.

This internship requires full-time availability Monday through Friday, 8:30am-6:00pm. The experience and skills you gain during the internship will make you stand out from the rest in today’s overcrowded job market. University Directories has eleven Career Partners who hire students directly from our internship program. They include:
• ADP • CBS Collegiate Sports Properties • Edward Jones • Enterprise • Federated Insurance
• GlobalEnglish • Insight Global, Inc. • New Orleans Hornets • Unum • Valpak • Wolseley

Apply to this internship via UMBCworks or send your resume to Christine Routzahn at The Shriver Center this week at routzahn@umbc.edu

Interview will take place with selected candidates at the Shriver Center at UMBC.

Are you looking to get involved in volunteering?
Do you have 3-5 hours of week to give to the local community?
Are you interested in earning academic credit for your service?

If so, come join us at the Service-Learning Fair on Tuesday, February 16th from 11am-2pm on Main Street in the Commons.

At the Service-Learning Fair, you can:

- Meet one-on-one with 25+ community partners and schools to select a service site that matches your skills, talents, and interests. Some of these partners include Baltimore Urban Debate League, the SEED School of Maryland, the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, Inc. (BARCS), and Project HEALTH, etc.
- Learn about the Service-Learning Program and The Shriver Center
- Find out how to earn academic credit and transcript notation for service
- Register on-site for Service-Learning placements
- Meet some animals in need of adoption brought by BARCS!

Contact Clare Greene at clare6@umbc.edu for more information. We hope to see you at the Service-Learning Fair!

RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network), the nation's largest anti-sexual assault organization, is seeking volunteers in the D.C. area to assist sexual assault survivors and their friends and family on the National Sexual Assault Online Hotline.

The Online Hotline provides live, secure and anonymous help to the growing number of people who prefer communicating via the Internet. Volunteer on your home computer for only 8 hours per month. Make your time online count and help give hope.

Spring Online Hotline Training Sessions:
March 13th-14th, from 10am-4pm - Baltimore, MD
March 20th-21st, from 10am-4pm-New York City, NY
April 10th-11th, from 10am-4pm - Washington, DC

If you or someone you know is interested in volunteering with RAINN, please visit http://apps.rainn.org/VolApp/ for more information and to begin your volunteer application!

RAINN is also taking applications for Summer internships. If interested in interning for the National Sexual Assault Online Hotline, checkhttp://rainn.org/about-rainn/work-at-rainn for details. Applications are due before May 15th.

Please contact Megan Foster (meganf@rainn.org) if you have any questions.

UMBC students who participate in weekly service as hotline volunteers with RAINN may be eligible for a transcript notation for their service. Please contact Clare Greene (clare6@umbc.edu) for more information.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th
12noon - 4pm
University Center Ballroom.

Looking to earn some extra cash and gain experience related to your field? Build your resume and connections? UMBC's Summer and Part-Time Job/Internship Fair allows you to meet with employers who are looking to hire diverse majors for summer, part-time, temporary and internship positions. All students of all majors are encouraged to attend.

Dress to impress and bring several copies of your resume!

A complete list of attending employers and tips for making the most of the fair can be found at http://www.careers.umbc.edu/news_events/fairs/sf2010.php

Looking for an internship this summer? Do you want to fatten up that resume a little bit? Do you want to potentially get paid AND possibly earn credit for it?

ATTEND THE PART-TIME SUMMER JOB AND INTERNSHIP FAIR ON 2/17

However, be sure to get your resume on UMBCworks FIRST!

To get started stop by the Shriver Center ANY TIME between 9:00am and 4:00pm on Tuesday, February 16th for Walk In Hours. Simply bring an electronic copy of your resume on a USB drive, CD, or have it uploaded on UMBCworks and we'll get you set up on UMBCworks and ready to look for positions THAT DAY! It's that simple!

No appointments, no hassle, and best of all, FREE TREATS!!! All it takes is 20 minutes of your time.

We look forward to seeing you at The Shriver Center (1st Floor of the Public Policy Building).

Visit Northrop Grumman (http://www.northropgrumman.com/) to learn about Summer 2010 internships on Friday, February 26th.
11AM to 2:30 PM

The day will include a company overview, lunch, and a tour of the Manufacturing plant. Transportation will be provided by The Shriver Center.

To register for this tour, please RSVP via UMBCworks under Events (Workshop) and e-mail your resume to Casey Miller at The Shriver Center (410-455-2493, cmille1@umbc.edu).

Internships are a key strategy in the Electronic Systems (ES) sector college recruiting program. The purpose of the ES Summer Intern Program is to identify and hire students for summer and part-time jobs early in their academic careers, with the potential of their receiving full-time job offers during their final year of school.

In general, engineering/technical intern candidates must: 1) Be enrolled in an accredited bachelor's degree (or higher level) college/university program in an engineering/ technical major; 2) Have completed at least their sophomore year; 3) Have at least a 3.0/4.0 overall GPA; 4) Be available to work for 10 weeks during the summer 2010 semester, and 5) Be able to obtain a U.S. Government security clearance (U.S. citizenship is a pre-requisite; a current clearance is helpful, but not required). In most cases, intern candidates major in one of the following engineering curricula: Electrical, Mechanical, Computer, Computer Science/Software, Systems, Industrial/ Manufacturing, Engineering Physics, or related area. Many of our software/computer science internships involve real-time embedded systems, so some background in that area is helpful. Exposure to radar & other sensor technologies and/or RF/microwave/communications applications is also potentially useful.

INROADS Info Session
MONDAY, February 22, 2010
Public Policy 204
12Noon to 1PM

To RSVP, email Felicia Pride, jnwachu@inroads.org. Questions? Contact the Greater Baltimore Washington office of INROADS at 410.918.1802 or The Shriver Center at UMBC.

INROADS, the 40-year-old organization who matches minority students with paid multi-year internships with the potential of full-time employment at top companies, has great internship opportunities for Summer 2010! We’re looking for talented students for internships with some of the major corporations in the area. Students must meet the following criteria:
- Freshman and Sophomore years students
- In all majors especially Business, Economics, Finance, Computer Science and all Engineering fields
- Minimum 3.0 GPA
- U.S. Citizen and Permanent residents only

In addition to landing an internship, as part of INROADS, you’ll also receive personalized coaching from an INROADS Advisor, free tutoring and take part in a special networking event with corporate executives and career-minded peers.

INSTEAD OF BRINGING THE COMPANIES TO CAMPUS, WE’RE TAKING YOU TO THE COMPANY!

If you like spices like Old Day, join your Shriver Center internship coordinators on FRIDAY MARCH, 5th from 9:30am - 2:30pm as they take you out to visit McCormick & Co. Inc.

Take a tour of the Hunt Valley plant and hear about great internship opportunities!
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TO RSVP:
To register, send your resume to Christine Routzahn at The Shriver Center (routzahn@umbc.edu) by this Wednesday at 5pm. You may also register under the events tab in UMBCworks. Click on “Events” and then search
“Workshops” to locate the McCormick site visit.
Space is limited to 15 students.

TRANSPORTATION:
Transportation is provided, but an RSVP is required. You will receive confirmation of your registration prior to the trip date. Space is limited, so register early! Vans will leave the Shriver Center promptly at 9:30am.

QUALIFICATIONS:
Student Qualifications for McCormick & Co. Inc. Include:
3.0 GPA
US Citizenship or Permanent Resident required
Rising juniors or seniors not graduating in May 2010
Majoring in Computer Science, Information Systems, Computer Engineering, Business Technology Administration, Financial Economics, Economics, or Accounting

AGENDA INCLUDES:
Tour of the McCormick Hunt Valley plant
Company Overview
Lunch
Presentation on internship opportunities for Summer 2010 and future career progression options

Join the Shriver Center for a free webinar on how to make your resume and application for internships in the federal government stand out.

This webinar, a product of the Partnership’s Making the Difference Campaign, is for students interested in applying for internships for Summer 2010, as well as those advisors looking to assist their students in the federal internship application process. During this session, we will review how to apply for a federal position, including using USAJOBS.gov, analyzing job vacancy announcements, building federal resumes and writing KSAs.

When: Thursday, February 25 @ 4 pm (please plan to arrive a few minutes early)
Where: PUP 107
Who: Students in ALL majors

RSVP on UMBCworks or by emailing kerryk@umbc.edu.

Note: This is Part 2 of the series. If you are interested in the information presented in Part 1, please visit: https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:10104.100009814067/rid:802a3a2bd730dee9272c3513a82ff47c

For more information on the Partnership for Public Service, visit www.makingthedifference.org.

Thinking of volunteering this spring? By doing 3-5 hours of service per week from now until mid-May, you can earn a transcript notation. Make an appointment with Service-Learning Staff at The Shriver Center THIS week (week of 2/22) to select a service site. Numerous possibilities exist with whom Shriver Center Staff have a relationship:

- local animal shelter (BARCS)
- schools (in-class and after-school opportunities)
- YMCA & Boys & Girls Clubs after-school programs
- Best Buddies
- a few hospital placements still available.

Some of these sites have transportation provided. Call The Shriver Center at (410) 455-2493 to set a time today!!!

Have you ever lived on the Shriver Living Learning Center (SLLC), the first Living Learning Community at UMBC? SLLC opened in Erickson Hall in 2000, a pilot for other LLCs to come. Sargent Shriver came to UMBC for the big ribbon-cutting event in 2000. At this time, there are 200+ individuals who have ever lived on the floor, many who have since graduated from UMBC.

Current SLLC members are planning this year's event with support from Shriver Center Staff, held on Saturday, March 27th, 10 am-4pm. Network with other UMBC and SLLC alums, hear what the current floor is up to, and participate in service projects during the day.

RSVP to Lori Hardesty at lhardesty@umbc.edu or find the event on Facebook.

Stipend: $4,000 to $5,000
Fellowship Dates: June 7 - August 13, 2010

During a ten week full-time placement in a Mayoral office or agency, Fellows will be assigned to projects that focus on a myriad of public policy issues and challenges. Mayoral Fellows will complete their projects under the direction of senior level government officials and will be provided with immediate and direct feedback. At the conclusion of the summer, Fellows will give presentations to the Mayor and various cabinet officials summarizing their placements and overall summer experience. The ultimate objective of the fellowship is to encourage talented individuals, with an interest in public service, to seek permanent positions within City government at the conclusion of their academic program.

Mayoral Fellows receive stipends and are placed in agencies based on their background, interests and the needs of the agencies and departments.

Apply on-line at:
http://www.baltimorecity.gov/OfficeoftheMayor/MayoralInitiatives/MayoralFellowship/Overview.aspx

Applications to live on the Shriver Living Learning Center (SLLC), the first Living Learning Community at UMBC established in 2000, is now accepting applications for 2010-11. This group of almost 30 students take a community-building class in the fall (SOCY 396), will plan next year's 10-year SLLC Reunion, and have the opportunity to present at both local and national conferences. If you are looking for great leadership development activities and build great relationships with others doing service, SLLC would be a great match for you!

Go to the Shriver Center website at lhardesty@umbc.edu. In-person interviews will take place in April.

For any questions or concerns, contact Lori Hardesty, Staff Liaison to SLLC.

Students who have obtained or currently have an internship, research or cooperative education position, can receive a transcript notation by enrolling in the Shriver Center’s PRAC course and may be eligible to earn academic credit as a university sanctioned experience.

More information can be found at http://shrivercenter.umbc.edu/student_practicum.html

IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL THE SHRIVER CENTER AT 410-455-2493 TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

If you found your internship/co-op/research through UMBC works you do not need any additional documentation. Call the Shriver Center at 410-455-2493 to schedule your placement appointment with a coordinator.

The deadline to register for URCAD is Friday, February 26, 2010. The online registration is at
http://www.umbc.edu/undergrad_ed/research/URCAD/registration/

The deadline to register for an Undergraduate Research Award is March 3, 2010. Students can receive up to $1,500 to support their research at UMBC. The application can be found at
http://www.umbc.edu/undergrad_ed/research/URA/forms.html

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Janet McGlynn at mcglynn@umbc.edu.

Undergraduate Research Awards provide up to $1,500 to undergraduate
students to support their research or creative work with a UMBC faculty mentor on an original project.

Students of all years and disciplines are invited to apply, as long as they will continue at UMBC long enough to complete the proposed work.

URA application is due March 3 and can be found at:
http://www.umbc.edu/undergrad_ed/research/URA/forms.html

Have you already obtained the internship of your dreams, but have no idea how to get credit for it? Are you simply looking to have it noted on your transcript for that all-important Grad School or employment application? Has it been tough for you to nail down a time to meet with your coordinator this semester?

Never fear - The Shriver Center is here to help! On Tuesday, March 2 from 9:00am - 1:00pm, all you have to do is walk in! During those hours, Shriver Center coordinators will be available to explain your credit options, help you get that notation onto your transcript and answer all of the questions you may have about your internship.

If you've been putting this off, or thought it was too late to get credit, mark your calendar today!

What: Shriver Center Placement Walk-In Hours
When: Tuesday, March 2, 2010, 9:00am - 1:00pm
Where: The Shriver Center, Ground Floor, Public Policy
Why: To get your internship recognized and help you avoid having to make an appointment

Contact The Shriver Center with questions: 410-455-2493.

N.B. These walk-in hours are for placements only, not for resume reviews. Students walking in to the Shriver Center during these hours looking to have their resumes reviewed/approved will be directed to make an appointment with their respective coordinator.

Learn how your love for helping others can turn into a rewarding career by visiting the new addition to the 2010 Career Week, the "Service to Career Panel," on Tuesday, March 23rd, from 12-1pm. Sponsored by the Service-Learning Program at The Shriver Center, this event is listed as a "Career Conversation," through which you will have an intimate opportunity to hear from several professionals making a difference every day. Learn how their service experiences shaped their journeys. For more info, please visit http://www.careers.umbc.edu/careerweek/calendar.php and click on the "Service to Career Panel" under the Tuesday, 3/23 column.

Attention all students majoring in IS, BTA, Computer Science, Economics, Financial Economics, and Graphic Design!

T. Rowe Price with locations in Owings Mills & Baltimore is looking for SUMMER INTERNS ASAP. Interviews with selected applicants will take place in early March. THEREFORE, YOU NEED TO APPLY TODAY!

3.00 GPA or above and US Citizenship or Permanent Resident Work Authorization Required.

More Information on each of these positions can be found at:
http://corporate.troweprice.com/ccw/html/content/taleo/careers.html?lang=en
SIMPLY TYPE in the Job Number

Spring Intern- Undergraduate (Marketing, Job Number 00384)
Summer Intern – Undergraduate (Print Production & DPS, Job Number 00362)
Summer Intern – Undergrad (Electronic Publishing, Job Number 00361)
Summer Intern – Undergrad (Document Publishing, Job Number 00359)
Summer Intern – Undergrad (Emerging Technologies, Job Number 00393)
Summer Intern – Undergrad (Finance and Control, Job Number 00354)
Summer Intern – Undergrad (Information Architect, Job Number 00351)
Summer Intern - Undergraduate (Business Analyst, Job Number 00356)
Summer Intern – Undergraduate (Fulfillment, Job Number 00358)
Summer Intern – Undergrad (GBS Investments, Job Number 00366)
Summer Intern – Undergrad (Internal Audit, Job Number 00365)
Summer Intern – Undergrad (Relationship Management, Job Number 00360)
Summer Intern – Undergraduate (Workplace Solutions, Job Number 3064)

Invest in your career with T. Rowe Price. Founded in 1937, T. Rowe Price is a global firm – offering individuals, institutions, and intermediaries a powerful combination of investment management excellence, world class service and trusted guidance. Achieve your professional goals in our uniquely collaborative culture.

Gloto Corp (www.gloto.com) seeks a PAID Graphic Design Intern ASAP

Gloto is looking to find a talented, energetic person to assist with user experience and graphical design for major customers in the media and entertainment industry such as NBC, Universal Pictures, and Yahoo. All of our projects are highly visible and will be marketed to large consumer audiences.

Requirements
* Familiarity with the tools of the trade - Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash/Flex, etc.

* Know what's possible when designing for the PC web (AJAX, HTML 5, CSS, lesser extent with Flash), Mobile web (iPhone, Android), and mobile applications (iPhone mostly)

* Ability to communicate design ideas via written, spoken, and slideshow formats. Most of our customer meetings are via conference call with shared computer screens

* Solid understanding of current social media products. Get paid to use Facebook, Twitter, FourSquare, Linked-In, Myspace, Flickr, etc!

* We're a tech shop, so the desire to learn new and emerging technologies is a key to success

This position starts ASAP and has an opportunity to go to a full-time post grad opportunity in a couple of months.

IF INTERESTED, send your resume and link to your portfolio to:
Eric Conn, CEO & Co-Founder, Gloto Corp eric@gloto.com
OR apply via UMBCworks- ID 9238228

Open to ALL Majors!

Compensation: Interns receive a $3000 stipend.
Deadline to Apply: March 8, 2010

The Governor’s Summer Internship Program introduces college students to the unique challenges and rewards of working within MD State Government. For 10 weeks beginning June 7th, interns
• Work in state government agencies on substantive tasks, including drafting speeches and correspondence, tracking legislation, attending hearings, assisting with constituent case work, and researching policy options.
• Participate in seminars with top Maryland officials and make site visits to State facilities.
• Develop policy papers on a significant issue facing Maryland (e.g. the Chesapeake Bay, crime, care for the elderly) and present their findings in person to the Governor.

Qualifications: Applicants must be entering their junior or senior year during the Fall 2010 semester, with a GPA of 3.00 or higher. All majors are strongly encouraged to apply.