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November 9, 2009

Job Shadow Opportunities for multiple majors!

Have you taken a look at some of the job shadow opportunities in UMBCworks yet? If not, now's the time to give them a look. But hurry, the deadline to apply is Friday, November 20th. Here are some of the job shadow opportunities for you to consider:

Teacher/Educator: Supervise the instructional implementation of lesson plans and instructional needs of the class room. Grade record teacher, English teacher grades 6-8, special education case manager.

Biopharmaceutical Product Development: Responsible for managing outside contract manufacturing organizations in manufacturing Alba's drug substance and drug product for clinical and commericial purposes.

Education/Training: Shadow the Chief of the Education Division. Responsibilities include - Establish a graduate-level curriculum for senior security managers;
Develop web-based training products for security professionals; and Develop and present classroom training for security professionals.

IT Management: The IT Manager will generally manage the IT department, including a team of technologists. This individual coordinates end user support, is contact for supporting IT applications, and includes the organizing, planning, designing, testing, interfacing, documenting, training, and implementing IT systems.

Learning & Training Development: Analze, design, develop, and delivers (ADDIE) training programs on various topics such as Element K, Live Meeting, New Associate Orientation and telecommuting. Develops follow-up, evaluation and reinforcement activities for training programs. Conducts post-event evaluations in order to determine how future events could be improved.

Math Teacher/Educator: Opportunity to shadow a high school Math teacher working in Prince George's County Schools.

Business/Health Administration: Serves as Director of Customer Service at Northwest Hospital, responsible for the organizational values of Caring, Respect, and Teamwork.

Information and Library Services: Reference Librarian conducting bibliographic instruction sessions and work one-on-one with library patrons in person, over phone, via email and by chat.

Legal Professions: Senior Law Clerk responsbile for drafting, reviewing, and editing judicial opinions; researching civil and criminal law; reviewing and fact/cite-check appellate briefs; and attending oral arguments as requested.

Mechanical Engineering-Piping Systems Detail Coordinator: Creating a 3d model of a project from process and instrumentation diagrams, equipment cut sheets, general arrangement layout drawings, etc.

Network Engineer: Serves as a Delivery or Field Engineer for a wide variety of Cisco products such as Routers, Switches, and Firewalls.

Organizational Training/Development: Serve as an internal evaluation consultant, providing guidance on all evaluation and data collection processes for training functional areas and divisional representatives; Develop and execute evaluation strategy for measuring effectiveness of training programs, including measurement of Return on Investment; Analyze training needs and evaluate various functional training programs through the conducting of organizational research via focus groups, facilitation of survey development sessions and creation/implementation/analysis of surveys

Business/Entrepreneurship: President of a small, local business that specializes in custom sports team apparel. Oversee daily operations of the company and it's 10-12 employees, some seasonal employees.

Graphic Design/Entrepreneur: Host monitors and designs the day to day operation of the marketing department at Clinical Site Services. He is also the lead designer and front end developer for Nexus Informatics.

A job shadow opportunity is a one-day work experience between you and the UMBC Alum that posted the position. If the alum feels that you are an appropriate match for a job shadow experience, you will be contacted directly sometime soon after December 4th. At that point you can arrange a date and time for you to shadow with the alum in their workplace during winter break.

October 26, 2009

New Job Shadow Program from The Shriver Center & UMBC Alumni Relations

You wouldn’t buy a car without driving it first, so why not do the same with your future career? The UMBC Job Shadow program allows you to test-drive your future career by riding along with UMBC alumni who are already out working in the industries that you might one day get into. So come along for the ride, and try it before you buy it!

During your job shadow day, you will:
• Get exposed to a career related to your field of study
• Connect with alumni and build a professional network
• See how you might fit into an organization
• Learn about the professional workplace
• Find out what life is like after graduation

Application process:
• Apply online via UMBCworks- Click on “Jobs” and do a search for Job Shadow Opportunities. Click the position description to get more info, and click “Submit” to send your resume.

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