Apply to be the Winter Commencement National Anthem Singer by Dec. 5th

We are looking for a National Anthem singer for the BSOS Commencement Ceremony on December 21, 2016. If you are interested in singing the National Anthem, please apply and submit a video of you performing the National Anthem by December 5th. Take advantage of this unique and exciting opportunity to take part in the ceremony! You do not have to be a graduating student to participate and it is open to all students of all majors. Good luck with your submissions and we look forward to viewing your auditions! If you have questions, please email Michelle Slone at bsosdeanevents@umd.edu.

Spring 2017 Internship with the Hudson Institute

Hudson Institute’s Center for Global Prosperity’s internship program is an exciting opportunity to research and write on an array of issues related to civil society, international development, philanthropy, remittances, and international health. Interns will write for the Center’s blog, “Blogal Prosperity,” conduct research and analyze data on different international development issues, and play an integral role in the publication of the Index of Global Philanthropy and Remittances.

Responsibilities include:

• Researching international philanthropy, civil society laws, and international development;
• Researching and writing brief articles for the Center’s WordPress blog and updating social media pages;
• Assisting with media communications and distribution plans;
• Assisting staff with research projects and presentations;
• Attending and representing the Center at events in Washington, DC;
• Assisting with administrative tasks, event planning, and execution.

Linkedin: Beyond the Headshot

Friday, December 9, 2016

12:00pm-1:00pm

3rd Floor of Hornbake Library, South Wing

3100 Hornbake Library, South Wing, College Park, MD 20747

Have you always wanted to build a LinkedIn profile? Are you looking for ways to make your profile stand out from the rest? Whether you are new to LinkedIn or not, come join us to learn how to best utilize this powerful media platform. We’ll show you how to jump-start your engagement with this networking community to explore internship and job opportunities. We can also assist you in building your LinkedIn presence or provide feedback on your existing profile.

Professional headshot + professional profile = LinkedIn IMPACT

*Note: Bring your laptop or tablet to use when developing your profile. (Several computers available on a first come, first serve basis.) No prior familiarity with LinkedIn is required.

RSVP Here

Need help finding an internship?

Not sure where to start with your internship search? Or, do you feel like you are at a standstill and unsure about the next steps in your search?

Wednesday, December 7, 2016 

12:00pm - 1:00pm

3rd Floor of Hornbake Library, South Wing
3100 Hornbake Library, South Wing, College Park, MD 20747

RSVP NOW

To help you with your internship search, we will discuss:

1. Specific resources available to research internship opportunities in non-profit, government and corporate sectors.
2. Quick tips on making a positive first impression on resumes and during interviews.
3. Strategies to connect with UMD alumni working within your intended career field.

Smart Salary: Salary Negotiation Workshop - Nov. 29th

The Department of Women’s Studies is sponsoring an AAUW Salary Negotiation Workshop, Tuesday, November 29, 2016, 5:45-8:15 pm. Developed by the American Association of University Women, the Start Smart workshop educates about the gender gap in pay while equipping college women and men to face the job market with the confidence, knowledge, and skills they need to negotiate better salaries and benefits.

Why sign up? According to research, only 25 percent of students report feeling confident that they can successfully negotiate a good salary and benefits package. This is especially significant for women negotiating their first salary. After attending a Start Smart workshop, a majority of participants report feeling more confident about in their negotiating ability.

Attendees will gain valuable salary negotiation skills by learning:

• how the gender wage gap affects their lives
• how to develop a personal budget to determine salary needs
• how to benchmark salary and benefits
• how to negotiate for a salary--especially their first salary out of college

Registration is required. Seating is limited, so sign up today!

2017 Maryland Summer Scholars Program Information Sessions

The Maryland Summer Scholars Program (MSS) provides an exciting opportunity for undergraduate students to spend the summer working closely with faculty mentors on ambitious research or artistic projects. Maryland Summer Scholars research may take place in College Park or anywhere in the US or abroad as required by the nature of the project.

For the summer of 2017, the program will provide awards of $3,000 to approximately 25 outstanding, competitively selected applicants. [Please note: if your proposed research requires extended travel outside of the College Park area, you may apply for a supplementary travel award of up to $1,000.]

Students who carry out Maryland Summer Scholars projects gain a competitive edge when applying for graduate study, fellowships, employment and other competitive opportunities. Many Summer Scholars turn their research into an independent study or honors thesis during their junior or senior year.

Junior Account Coordinator Position for December or Recent Grad

OTM Partners, an award-winning corporate social responsibility agency, seeks a full-time entry-level professional to join its Arlington, VA-based agency. The Junior Account Coordinator reports to the Director of Operations and assists in the coordination and administration of ongoing programs including activities of nationally branded communications programs and in streamlining the current technical support system. OTM is looking for someone who wants to learn and support OTM's growing marketing and communication tasks for our clients, from managing client websites and CRMs to online training portals (Learning Management Systems -LMS), handling LMS customer service issues along with many ad hoc tasks ranging from social media marketing, email marketing, eCommerce, App and digital interactive engagement to traditional direct marketing, catalog marketing and fulfillment. Click here for more information and to apply.

AARP Foundation Workforce Program Internship

AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, with a membership of nearly 38 million that helps people turn their goals and dreams into 'Real Possibilities' by changing the way America defines aging. AARP produces the world’s largest circulation magazine, AARP The Magazine and AARP Bulletin.

AARP Foundation is AARP’s 501 c3 charitable affiliate. We are a public charity with revenue from federal agencies, corporations, foundations and individuals. Staff are located in Washington DC and throughout the US.

Summary Statement
Bring your talent and your passion to work as an intern with the AARP Foundation's Workforce Programs. You will develop your communication, marketing, customer service skills and learn the art of data analytics while contributing to a busy team that advances the goals of persons who are 50+.

Responsibilities
The AARP Foundation's Workforce Programs is seeking a talented intern to join its busy team this spring. This is a great opportunity to develop your skills with the largest social mission organization in the country.

Our intern will be involved in market research centered on key resources for the low income 50+ population. Research will include gathering, organizing, and updating data of external sources as well as internal historical data. Intern will also learn how programs use a customer relationship management tool to manage the operation of a program.

ECON Internships with Government Agencies -- Apply Now!

Economist Student Trainee, ZP-0199-I/II
Department Of Commerce

Agency: Bureau of Economic Analysis

Number of Job Opportunities & Location(s): Many vacancies - Multiple Locations

Salary: $22,888.00 to $81,157.00 / Per Year

Series and Grade: ZP-0199-01/02

Open Period: Wednesday, November 23, 2016 to Friday, December 2, 2016

Position Information: Internship/part-time job

Who May Apply: Students accepted for enrollment or currently enrolled in a degree-seeking program (diploma, certificate, etc.) in a accredited/qualifying educational institution, on a full or half-time basis.

APPLY: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/457318500

Research Assistant Position with Urban Institute for December or Recent Grad

OVERVIEW

The nonprofit Urban Institute is dedicated to elevating the debate on social and economic policy.

Within the Urban Institute, the Policy Advisory Group (PAG) is a team of policy analysts focused on accelerating the development and use of actionable knowledge to shape and inform the policy challenges facing urban America. PAG works to address a fundamental challenge for stakeholders aiming to improve outcomes for urban areas: how to bridge the gap between research and policy.

The Policy Advisory Group seeks a dynamic and highly motivated individual to work as a Research Assistant to support research and policy analysis projects related to a variety of urban policy topics.

RESPONSIBILITIES

The successful candidate will support the Senior Management in the Policy Advisory Group and other research staff with background research on a range of topics by collecting and analyzing both quantitative and qualitative information; producing PowerPoint presentations and various forms of data visualization, including tables, maps, and graphics for reports; contributing to other products that translate research for policy and practice. Research and policy topics could include pay for success, assisted housing policy, community development, economic development, and other urban policy topics.

Other tasks may include: planning and preparation for substantive interactions with researchers and policymakers; providing background support for drafting letters, emails, memos, presentations, talking points for internal and external audiences; supporting researchers preparing written products such as literature reviews, op-eds, reports, policy briefs, blog posts and social media; and support for scheduling onsite and offsite meetings.

This individual will need to exercise judgment on priority of tasks, meetings, incoming materials for review, pending decisions as well as handle confidential and non-routine information/matters.

Spring 2017 Opinion Research Internship with APCO

Qualifications:

• Currently enrolled in an accredited university or college as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student;
• The ideal candidate will be attentive to detail, enthusiastic, and interested in the research process;
• Applicants are expected to have excellent written and oral communication skills as well as experience handling large amounts of data;
• Working knowledge of descriptive and inferential statistics (experience with statistical software, especially SPSS or SAS, is preferred but not required);
• Working knowledge of Excel formulas and data processing;
• Previous experience in research and familiarity with crosstabs are a plus;
• Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities:

• Editing reports and other written communication;
• Testing survey programming;
• Editing and coding datasets (qualitative and quantitative);
• Conducting basic data analysis;
• Participating in the development of client proposals and deliverables;
• Performing other duties as assigned. 

Spring 2017 Internship with the German Marshall Fund Transatlantic Academy

Job Summary:

Based at GMF’s Washington headquarters, the Transatlantic Academy is a research institution devoted to creating common approaches to the long-term challenges facing Europe and North America. The Academy does this by each year bringing together scholars, policy experts, and authors from both sides of the Atlantic and from different disciplinary perspectives to research and analyze a distinct policy theme of transatlantic interest. Working together from a collaborative and interdisciplinary perspective, Academy fellows bridge the Atlantic academic and policy communities, and use research, publications, and seminars to develop policy-relevant contributions to critical debates in North America and Europe.

The Transatlantic Academy seeks a motivated intern to provide general support. The intern will provide research and office assistance to the Academy Fellows and Staff, as well as, participate in policy meetings at both GMF and external organizations.

The Transatlantic Academy spring 2017 internship is unpaid, but offers an ideal opportunity to acquire substantive professional experience for those interested in a career in public policy or international affairs.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission - Financial Economics Expo, Nov. 29th

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Tuesday, November 29, 2016

5:00-6:00pm
University Career Center, South Hornbake Library, 3rd Floor

Undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Economics, Finance, Business, Statistics or another related major are invited to attend a short meeting to discuss SEC’s full-time positions, internship program, the Presidential Management Fellows program (for graduate students) and the Pathways program.

Come prepared to make the most of your participation by bringing your application and career path questions!

Click here for more information.

Free LSAT Practice Test on Dec. 3rd

The BSOS Dean's Student Advisory Council is partnering with Kaplan to provide a free, in-person LSAT practice test on Saturday, December 3rd, 10:00 AM-2:00PM in 0117 Tydings Hall.

Register Here (Space is limited!)

Learn what to expect and how you'd score on the exam with a detailed score report. Kaplan's "What’s Next" law school quiz will assess your place in the journey and give you access to free LSAT / law school tools and information that can help you become more prepared. Visit ktp.events/umdprelaw. 

Contact dsacbsos@gmail.com with questions.

Internship with Organization for International Investment - Apply by Dec. 2nd!

Organization for International Investment (OFII) is a business and trade association representing the US subsidiaries of around 170 global companies. Our membership includes companies such as Nestle, L'Oreal, Toyota, Unilever, Shell, and more. We advocate for nondiscriminatory legislation for these global companies in an effort to keep the US the world's leading investment destination and to encourage inbound FDI.

With a staff of only 12 professionals, interns play a very active role in our office with minimal administrative tasks. This position is intended to provide valuable work experience and an understanding of U.S. trade policy, investment, and taxation to college junior or seniors or recent graduates with demonstrated interest in political science, foreign or public policy, economics, or communications.

Responsibilities include researching specific issues, attending and reporting on OFII meetings and other external meetings as needed. This intern will split his/her time on assisting the Government Affairs team with their research and lobbying efforts.

Must demonstrate good research and writing skills. Prior internship experience preferred.

Applications accepted until December 2, 2016.

To apply, students should log in to Careers4Terps and search the post’s ID number: 149004

Advanced Cybersecurity Experience for Students (ACES) Minor - Open to all majors!

The ACES Minor takes a multidisciplinary approach to cybersecurity in which students gain knowledge about many of the fields (criminal justice, business, public policy) that intersect in cybersecurity. With an emphasis on hands-on experiences, students will gain practical skills through coursework, seminars, group projects, internships, and research, both on and off campus. Students will also have the opportunity to participate with students in the ACES Living-Learning Program as peer mentors, tutors, and advisors. The minor program will also include regular interactions with corporate and governmental leaders in cybersecurity, who will serve as both mentors and professional contacts.

For more information visit: 

Admissions Information - http://www.aces.umd.edu/aces2/admission

Curriculum Information - http://www.aces.umd.edu/aces2/curriculum

The admissions application will open on December 1st and can be found at http://www.aces.umd.edu/academics/aces2-apply. Applications are due no later than March 1, 2017. 

Spring 2017 Urban Resources Initiative Internships in Baltimore - Deadline extended to Dec. 20th!

The Urban Resources Initiative Internship Program is a partnership of the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks, the Parks & People Foundation, and area universities and institutions.

Click here for Spring 2017 project descriptions and information.

Projects with the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks

• Research and Discussion of Public Private Management Models for Patterson Park
• Park or Recreation Center User Survey
• Outdoor Activity Program Assistant
• Greater Baltimore Children and Nature Intern
• Carrie Murray Nature Center Internships
• Park Events Programming Intern
• Volunteer Advisory Council Coordinator
• Marketing Intern
• Graphic Design Intern
• Ball Field Preparation Intern 

Impact Evaluation Program Assistant Position in Arlington for December or Recent Grad

Social Impact's Impact Evaluation (IE) practice emphasizes methodological rigor, while realizing that each evaluation occurs in a unique operating environment. SI frequently employs mixed-methods approaches, building on the strength of both quantitative and qualitative techniques, rather than relying on a narrow set of design options. SI draws from its deep expertise with up to date, effective, and innovative methodologies, including a full suite of experimental and quasi-experimental methods, electronic and mobile data collection, randomized response strategies, geospatial data collection and analysis, and unobtrusive direct observation.

Position Description:

SI is seeking an Impact Evaluation Program Assistant. This position supports SI’s Impact Evaluation Service Area, primarily responsible for managing a portfolio of IEs for USAID, the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), The US Department of State, The World Bank, or other donor agencies and organizations. The Program Assistant reports to Project Directors on individual projects and a Deputy Director as their main supervisor. This is a full-time, HQ-based position.

University of Toronto Economic Review - Call for Submissions

The editors of the University of Toronto Economic Review invite undergraduate students at North American and British universities to submit their original research by January 15, 2017 for publication in the third issue of our journal. They are looking for both short and long papers, particularly those that present an original contribution and appeal to broad economic interest.

Further submission guidelines can be found here.

Please email uter@esauoft.ca with any questions. More details and past issues are available online at www.esauoft.ca.

Apply to be a Math Coach with the Math Success Program - Apply by Dec. 1st!

Math Coaches assist undergraduate students with math coursework, study skills, and building math confidence. Math Coaches are given the opportunity to work in a diverse environment, consulting with students with various backgrounds, majors, and levels of ability. Math Coaches work a
minimum of two shifts a week, from 5:50pm - 9:00pm on Sunday - Thursday nights. Initial compensation begins at $10/hour. Gain significant peer coaching, problem-solving, and leadership experience in a diverse and exciting environment!

Please click here to apply now! The application closes at 11:59pm on Thursday, December 1st.

For more information about the Math Success Program in the Department of Resident Life, please visit our website at: http://reslife.umd.edu/programs/math_success/.

Please direct any questions to mathsuccess@umd.edu.

*Link to Application*: https://mydrl.umd.edu/MyDRL/Student/EmpApp/1_Profile.aspx?PostingID=9

Employability Workshop Series: Turn Disability into an Asset - Nov. 17th

Employability Workshop Series: #3 Turn Disability into an Asset: Disclosure

Thursday, November 17, 2016 – 3:00pm-4:30pm

Location: 1101 Art Sociology Building

Learn what 'disclosure' really means and what employers want to know. Mastering disclosure turns disability into an asset.

For additional information about this event: Contact Nancy Forsythe at nforsyt2@umd.edu at the University Career Center.

Finding Internships as an International Student - Workshop 11/18

International Success Series: Finding Internships and Getting CPT Authorization for F-1 Students

Join ISSS, The University Career Center & The President's Promise, and Engineering Co-Op and Career Services for a discussion on searching for internships in your field of study! We will also discuss how F-1 students can obtain CPT work authorization for their internships. Light refreshments and snacks will be provided by Pepsi.

Date: 11/18/2016

Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Place: 1120 Susquehanna Hall

Register to attend by logging into your iterp account, https://iterp.umd.edu

Double Terps Panel & Reception Nov. 17th

You are cordially invited to join The University of Maryland Carey School of Law for a Double Terps Law Panel and Reception, taking place on Thursday, November 17, 2016, from 6:00pm-9:00pm at The Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center.

This event offers the unique opportunity to meet a distinguished group of Double Terps Alumni – those who graduated both from College Park and the School of Law – to learn about breadth of their experiences in law school and practice and to benefit from their advice as you take these first important steps to enter the legal profession.

Summer 2017 Internship with American Enterprise Institute

Summer Intern: Public Opinion

Tracking Code: 1138-410

Job Description

Senior Fellow Karlyn Bowman is an expert on American politics and public opinion. Interns working for her will gain tremendous exposure to the study and understanding of American ideals through public opinion polling and how American perceptions have changed over time. The internship does not require previous polling experience but does require a heavy dose of intellectual curiosity as Karlyn and her staff try to understand the American public—who they are, what they think, and how they are changing. Topics of research change every semester, with a mix of topical inquiries and long term studies. The intern will assist with research for articles, research and planning of the “AEI Political Report” (AEI’s monthly newsletter on public opinion), and research briefings on a variety of topics. The ideal candidate will have an educational background in political science or a related field, strong research abilities, editorial experience, curiosity, and a self-directed work ethic. The department is looking for a candidate to become an equal member of the public opinion team and to provide substantive input on current topics of interest. Experience with STATA or Adobe Design (InDesign and Photoshop) is a plus.

Apply here.

Need resume help?

It’s never too early to develop a great resume! Whether you’re actively applying for jobs and internships, or just thinking ahead to the future, get assistance developing, fine-tuning and tailoring your resume. The University Career Center (UCC) & The President’s Promise is here to help. Please bring a printed draft of your resume, if you have one.

• Starting from scratch or not sure what to put on your resume? Head to the University Career Center on the 3rd floor of South Hornbake Library to develop your resume with a Peer Career Educator. Just drop in from 10:00am to 4:30pm every day! 

• Want to review your resume or tailor it for specific applications? Make an appointment in Careers4Terps to meet with a UCC Career Advisor, OR walk in to the UCC @ BSOS (2148 Tydings Hall) most Thursdays from 1:00pm-3:00pm.

Job and Internships Resources for BSOS students: http://go.umd.edu/UCCBSOS

Diversity & Inclusion Internship Opportunities - Nov. 30th!

Connect NOW Fall 2016 Meet-Up Series: Diversity & Inclusion Internship Opportunities and More

Wednesday, November 30, 2016 – 4:30pm-7:00pm

Location: University Career Center, 3rd floor of South Hornbake Library

The Connect NOW Meet-Up Series is designed to facilitate relationships between employers and targeted student populations for career and internship opportunities.

Come meet organization representatives or alumni to share information and opportunities. Learn what they seek in top talent, tips for a successful interview and how to transition and advance. Remember it is not too early (nor too late) to learn about the inside information to be a successful, sought after, diverse and talented UMD Terp. Hear about why diversity and inclusion is essential to an organization’s mission, and how to take advantage of internship opportunities and employment programs.

RSVP link

One Credit Salsa Class - Winter 2017

ONE CREDIT SALSA CLASS ON CAMPUS: KNES 131D

Offered just winter and summer intersessions

Learn a lot, have fun, get some exercise!!

Teacher: Dr. Barbara Bernstein, director of DanceInTime (DanceInTime.com)
The winter 2017 class meets MTWTH 3 to 6 pm.
Register through Testudo.

Learn lots of great Salsa moves—the class covers all levels and will challenge and be fun for both experienced and inexperienced dancers!

For more classes and details: www.DanceInTime.com

Spring 2017 Internship at Brookings

Overview:

This spring internship, beginning in January 2017, is a paid opportunity for undergraduate students in their junior or senior year, recent college graduates or graduate students with an interest in Africa, economic growth and international development.

This internship pays an hourly rate of $11.50, and applicants must be willing to commit to a minimum number of hours per week (20-35) during regular business hours, with some flexibility around an academic course schedule. The internship will last approximately 10 weeks.

4+1 Finance Q&A + Class with Faculty and Alex Kelln, Associate at Goldman Sachs

Considering a 4+1 program in Finance? Come to a Q&A session and sample a graduate Master of Finance class! Hear from Admissions, Professor Ryan Guttridge of the Finance Department, and Alex Kelln, Associate at Goldman Sachs about the 4+1 Finance program and how it will help your career prospects.

Wednesday, November 16th
Q&A: 6:15PM-7:00PM- 2511 VMH
Class: BUFN 758W: Special Topics- Applied Equity Modeling, 7:00-8:15PM, 1335 VMH

Register here: 4+1 Q&A/Class with Faculty and Alex Kelln, Associate- Goldman Sachs​

Any Questions, please contact Kristina Bonfiglio at kbonfiglio@rhsmith.umd.edu (2303 VMH)​

Consult Your Community Spring 2017 - Apply by Nov. 18th!

Consult Your Community (CYC UMD) is a student-led consulting program that allows students to serve local small businesses and startups through a semester-long consulting project. Clients from the past few years include Javazen, Uber, Little Loving Hands, The Diamondback, Venture Storm, and Visisonics.

Students are trained and guided through the process of providing business owners with comprehensive, pro-bono consulting services (teams are advised by leadership team members and experienced professionals from top-tier consulting firms). Through this process, students gain hands-on business experience and develop skills that prepare them for their future careers, while business owners become empowered to foster their own economic independence and grow their business.

CYC has new clients and scopes each semester in the fields of marketing, finance, human resources, and technology. Due to the diverse nature of consulting, ALL majors are encouraged to apply.

**Please email your resume to cycumd+spring2017ba@gmail.com along with this application.

**This application is due at 11:59pm on Friday, November 18th, 2016

Spring 2017 Internship: Urban & Regional Policy with the German Marshall Fund of the US

Reports To: Program Coordinator, Urban and Regional Policy

Job Summary:

The Urban intern will have the opportunity to gain an increased understanding of policies in a variety of American and European cities and regions; to hone web writing and online communications skills; to network with leaders in the government, business, non-profit, and philanthropic sectors; and to engage with DC’s vibrant public policy community.

The Urban and Regional Policy internship is unpaid, but offer an ideal opportunity to acquire substantive professional experience for those interested in a career in public policy or international affairs.

The Urban and Regional Policy program conducts programs in the follow topic areas. Interns will be responsible for helping to operationalize, plan, and conduct research in collaboration with the Urban team.

• Regional Planning
• Leadership Development
• Civic Engagement
• Urban Energy Policy
• Economic Development
• Energy Policy

The McNair Scholars Program

Thinking about Graduate School and Pursuing a Ph.D.? The McNair Scholars Program Can Help You Get There!

The Academic Achievement Programs' Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program is a competitive program designed to prepare high academic achievers from traditionally underrepresented groups to matriculate into graduate programs & earn doctoral or terminal degrees.

Benefits Of Being A McNair Scholar:

• Paid Summer Research Experience with Room & Board
• Faculty Mentorship & Academic Advising
• GRE & Graduate School Application Fee Waivers 

Information Sessions:
Marie Mount Hall Rm. 2106

• November 16th 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm & 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
• November 29th 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm & 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
• December 6th 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm & 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Application Deadline:
January 8th http://ugst.umd.edu/AAP/mcnair-about.html

Contact:
Rhea Roper Nedd, PhD * (301) 405-4749* rnedd@umd.edu * Twitter: @McNairUMD

Spring 2017 Internship: South Asia Studies, American Enterprise Institute - Apply by Feb. 7th!

An intern in the South Asia Studies program at the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research (AEI) will work closely with staff in the foreign and defense policy studies department on research relating to South Asian politics, economics, and security issues. The intern will focus specifically on India, but may also work on Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka or other regional topics as needed.

Duties

Tasks will include:

• Gathering news clips from Indian and international news sources
• Researching Indian political economy and demographics
• Fact checking and editing articles, and producing literature reviews as well as research concerning the domestic and foreign policies of India and Pakistan to support Sadanand Dhume's regular column and book research 

Some administrative work will be required to help assist with events and helping the scholar prepare for any speaking engagements and other ad hoc assignments.

Qualifications

Desired skills: familiarity with Excel, PowerPoint, and Lexis Nexis. Hindu/Urdu language skills are a plus. All class levels accepted.

Applications accepted until February 07, 2017.

To apply, students should log in to Careers4Terps and search the internship’s ID number: 148855

BSOS Needs Ambassadors for Spring 2017! Apply Now!

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Deadline: December 1, 2016

Candidates selected to move forward will be contacted for an interview before the end of fall semester. Good luck!

E-mail Margo Shear at mshear@umd.edu with any questions

EAM Hosts Michelle Robinson from the Bureau of Economic Analysis - Thursday Nov. 17

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Jobs and Internships for ECON majors on Careers4Terps

Interested in finding an Economics-related job or internship for Spring 2017? Check out Careers4Terps!

Visit http://go.umd.edu/ECONjobs to view listings.

Finance & Market Research Internship, Spring 2017

Kaulkin Ginsberg Company is an industry-leading strategic consulting and M&A advisory firm. We are seeking motivated, dependable, and independent undergraduate sophomores, juniors, and seniors to work as interns with our close-knit team. This is an unpaid internship; however, interns in the past have received college credit for their work at Kaulkin Ginsberg. Please visit http://www.kaulkin.com/contact_us/careers.php to learn more.

Apply today through Careers4Terps (ID 148823) for early consideration

Data Analyst and Marketing Internships with Wireless Registry - Apply by Nov. 22nd!

Growth-stage startup Wireless Registry is seeking Data Analysts and Marketing interns. If interested, send your resume by Nov. 22 to stephanie@wirelessregistry.com.

Congressional Hunger Center Spring 2017 Internships

ABOUT CHC
The Congressional Hunger Center (CHC) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that works to make issues of domestic and international hunger a priority to policymakers in the U.S. government, and to raise a new generation of leaders to fight against hunger and poverty. Our mission is to train and inspire leaders who work to end hunger, and to advocate public policies that create a food secure world. We strive to be a leader in the movement to ensure access to food as a basic human right for all people. We create and nurture a community of innovative and inspiring leaders who act as change agents, bridging the gap between grassroots efforts and national and international public policy to provide access to nutritious, affordable and culturally appropriate food. We accomplish this mission through our advocacy, policy and coalition work, and our two leadership development programs; the Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellows Program, and the Mickey Leland International Hunger Fellows Program.

SPRING 2017 INTERNSHIPS
For spring 2017, the Congressional Hunger Center is accepting applications for the following intern positions:

•  Program Interns — Our National and International Fellowship Programs need additional resources to advance their efforts in areas such as alumni tracking and engagement, partnership outreach, applicant recruitment, knowledge management, and research. 
• Development Intern — Interns support special projects and events to help CHC raise funds to support our work. Projects may include conducting donor prospect research, scheduling donor meetings for the Executive Director, assisting in the development of grant proposals or donor reports, or assisting in the coordination of our annual awards ceremony or fundraiser in June.

THE PROCESS
CHC internships are designed to align the talents of our interns with the needs of the organization. By applying for a spring 2017 internship, you are submitting a general application for the program. Your completed internship application will be used to gauge your skills, areas of interest, and time availability. Interviews will be conducted with top candidates. To be eligible, you must be a currently enrolled college, community college, or graduate student, or have graduated less than one year ago. Once an assignment is confirmed, an internship plan will be created. College credit may be available. Most internships are unpaid, but some financial assistance may be available to help subsidize local transportation costs. Spring Internships typically run from January through May with specific start and end dates finalized upon selection.

Apply Today at www.hungercenter.org/jobs

Paid Asset Management Internship - Apply by Dec. 31st!

Intern will support various functions within Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital, LLC’s Debt Asset Management team, which provides oversight and risk management on a large portfolio of Fannie Mae multifamily housing loans across the USA. This is a great opportunity to roll up your sleeves and learn more about the real estate industry.

Duration: open ended
There are two Internships available.

This internship will focus on supporting an array of Asset Management activities, including: (1) conducting financial analysis, including analyzing project operating data to assess the long-term financial condition of properties and reviewing annual project operating budgets and reserves, (2) physical condition assessments, (3) researching and tracking project related information for the portfolio, (4) working closely with team members on data testing and cleanup, and (5) abstracting agreements to create summaries.

Qualifications

• Completed at least 1 (one) year at an accredited 4 (four) year college or university.
• Interest in housing finance, affordable and market housing, and commercial real estate.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Self-motivated.
• Ability to work both independently and as a team player.
• Ability to manage and prioritize among multiple tasks.
• Ability to pay close attention to detail, with strong organizational skills.

Applications accepted until December 31, 2016.

To apply, interested students should log in to Careers4Terps and search the internship’s ID number: 148515

International Internship Panel - Nov. 14th

International Internships Panel: Student Perspectives will be held on Monday, November 14th from 12pm - 1 pm in 3100 Hornbake Library, South Wing.

This event is aimed at anyone who is interested in interning in a foreign country. You will learn about options that exist through UMD and off campus, and the benefits of international work experience. The panelists will also share their experiences abroad.

The 4 panelists attending represent a wide range of majors and internship destinations:

• Jiahui Dong, Microbiology major, Research internship in China
• Jaime Capron, Government and Politics major, Internship at U.S. Embassy in Tanzania
• Carrie Lewey, Agricultural Resource Economics major, Disabilities in Global Context in Ghana
• Colton Seigel, Government and Politics and French major, English Teaching Internship (Learning Enterprises) in Mauritius

Lunch is provided so RSVPs are encouraged. Please RSVP here.

If you have any questions, contact Theresa Hale, thale1@umd.edu

Spring 2017 United Nations Internship - Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean

Job Code Title: INTERN - ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
Department/Office: ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
Duty Station: WASHINGTON
Posting Period: 27 October 2016 - 25 November 2016
Job Opening Number: 16-Economic Affairs-ECLAC-69033-R-Washington (A)

Special Notice

A completed online application (Cover Note and Personal History Profile) is required. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed.

The Cover Note must include:

• Degree programme (What are you currently studying?)
• Graduation Date (When will you graduate or when did you graduate from the programme?)
• List the IT skills and programmes that you are proficient in.
• List your top three areas of interest.
• Explain why you are the best candidate for this specific internship.
• Explain your interest in the United Nations Internship Programme.
• Latest transcripts
• A short written English example
• A recommendation Letter

Earn Academic Credit for Research Practicum on Campus

Research Fellows Program -- ECON488K

              Spring 2017

The Kaulkin-Ginsberg Research Fellows Program is an excellent opportunity for economics majors to gain practical experience producing market research valued by businesses.  Students stay on campus but still engage in research activities that they might do as an intern or an entry level employee working on site at a consulting firm.  The research produced could hypothetically help investors decide if they want to pursue activity in a specific segment of the business services market.  Entry into the program is competitive; only a maximum of 16 students will be selected to participate in Spring 2017. 

Students will work in small groups (3-4 per group) to gather macroeconomic and industry-specific data, analyze and interpret this information, and use findings to develop recommendations for simulated clients. Each semester’s research will focus on a different business line. Each group will examine data pertaining to unemployment rates, personal income, uncollectible debt, and collection laws. They will analyze this data with an eye to the accounts receivable management industry and private collection agencies, explaining their findings in a final executive summary and a visual presentation. 

In addition to exploring a career option appropriate for economics majors, students who succeed in the program will receive 2 credits through ECON488K: Applied Market Research Practicum. (See an ECON advisor regarding course applicability towards your degree). Students can also obtain a letter of recommendation from a respected business executive and be well-positioned to draw on a network of business contacts, opening the door for post-graduation employment opportunities

To present this opportunity, the Department of Economics has partnered with Kaulkin-Ginsberg, a leading local firm providing consulting services to other businesses, particularly on mergers and acquisitions in specific sectors of the economy.  Mr. Mike Ginsberg, Class of 1990 and president and CEO, will lead the program with assistance from a former Research Fellow, Mr. Michael Thomas, Class of 2014, who now works at Kaulkin-Ginsberg. Students with questions about the program should send an email to ugadvising@econ.umd.edu.

Minimum qualifications for participation in the Research Fellows Program include:

• Junior or Senior ECON major
• Cumulative GPA at the University of Maryland of at least 3.0
• Successful completion of either ECON305 or ECON325
• Successful completion of either ECON306 or ECON326
• Coursework or other experience using Excel, Access, or similar software
• Meet on campus Monday evenings 5:30 to 7:45 from January 30^th through April 24th
• Sign a release allowing the Department to share your academic transcript and application with Kaulkin Ginsberg*
• Grant Kaulkin Ginsberg a nonexclusive, fully paid, irrevocable right and license to use the results of your group work for internal purposes.* 

To apply, please complete the second and third pages of the application and return it with supporting documents to Tydings 3108 or send by email to ugadvising@econ.umd.edu.  

Registration for ECON488K will be handled on a “first come, first served” basis for qualified applicants so you are encouraged to submit your application as soon as possible. As a reminder, registration is limited to 16 students!

Monetary Support for Experiential Learning or Conference Attendance

Gary L. Rozier Student Experience Fellowships 

Funded by a generous alumnus, these fellowships assist undergraduate economics majors engaged in experiential learning outside the classroom and similar activities that afford preparation for professional pursuits, including attendance at professional or academic conferences.  Preference in selecting awardees will be given for activities where financial obstacles would likely prevent a student from participating.  Amount of support is capped at $1,000 per student and will be paid into the individual student’s account in the University’s Bursar office. 

To be eligible for the fellowship, a student’s experiential learning activity or conference attendance must take place between August 29, 2016 and August 28, 2017.  This means you could request support for an activity currently underway OR taking place before the start of the fall 2017 semester.

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until June 1, 2017 or until available funds are disbursed, whichever occurs first.  An announcement will be posted here on the blog when the available funds are exhausted.

Please carefully read the instructions included in the application form; each completed application should include at least 3 pages.

Students selected for this award are expected to write a letter of appreciation to Mr. Rozier which will be sent via the BSOS Office of Alumni and Donor Relations. 

Spring 2017 CESAR Internship - Apply by Nov. 16th!

Position: Undergraduate Internship (unpaid, for credit) – Spring 2017

Title: Research Assistant

Duties: The intern’s primary responsibilities will be to assist in the development and maintenance of the Maryland Community Services Locator website (www.mdcsl.org), a public service website that helps service providers and individuals in the community to access community resources. Specific duties include:

• Verify the accuracy of program listings in the database using online sources and telephone surveys
• Telephone surveys with community service providers to collect information on services provided
• Data entry (using Excel) for responses from provider surveys 
• Assist in augmenting the comprehensiveness of the existing database through database comparisons, resource inventories, etc.
• Outreach to community providers and individual community members at resource fairs to promote awareness of the MDCSL in Maryland
• Assist with dissemination of materials to providers
• Record website usage statistics to assess site utilization (using Google Analytics)
• Other duties as assigned

Attention High Performing Seniors! Interested in a Smith School of Business Specialty Master's Program?

In today's competitive job market, a master's degree from a top ranked business school can help separate you from the pack. A specialty master's degree from the Smith School can give you the extra knowledge and skills you need to land your dream job, earn more, make a career transition, and make an impact on your organization. The Smith School of Business offers specialty master’s degrees in:

• Master of Finance 
• Master of Science in Accounting 
• Master of Science in Business Analytics 
• Master of Science in Business and Management 
• Master of Science in Information Systems 
• Master of Science in Marketing Analytics 
• Master of Science in Supply Chain Management 

High Performing Seniors who wish to apply for one of the seven specialty master's programs listed above may be eligible for an application fee waiver, a video submission waiver, as well as an exemption of the GMAT or GRE exam.

Boren Scholarship Informational Sessions

The Boren Scholarship is aimed at undergraduates (US citizens) who want to study abroad for one or two semesters (preferably) in 2017-18 in non-traditional regions and countries, and who are interested in learning the languages of those areas. Maryland has ranked # 1 in the nation in Boren Scholarships awarded for the past 5 years!!!

*The Boren Scholarship is a U.S. Government-funded award that seeks applicants who have a strong interest in future Government service; the award carries a one-year service expectation.*

Eligible Boren study regions include Africa, South Asia, East and Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe and former Soviet Republics, Latin America, and the Middle East. (Boren Scholarships MAY NOT be used for study in Western Europe, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand.) Boren Scholarships for 2017-18 may be used for study abroad in Summer 2017, Fall 2017 and/or Spring 2018.

The UMD deadline to apply for the Boren Scholarship will be January 25, 2017. You can learn more about the Boren Scholarship program here.

The NSO has scheduled a number of information sessions to help you learn more about the BorenScholarship and its application process. Please write to nsepboren@umd.edu to let us know which session you plan to attend. (If you are unable to attend any of the scheduled sessions send a note to the same address.

• Wednesday, November 9 at 12 noon – 2403 Marie Mount Hall
• Wednesday, November 9 at 4:30 pm – 2403 Marie Mount Hall
• Thursday, November 10 at 12 noon – 2403 Marie Mount Hall
• Thursday, November 10 at 4:30 pm – 2403 Marie Mount Hall

All Maryland applicants for the Boren Scholarship must take part in a required campus review process which is designed to help you strengthen your application. The deadline for Maryland's review process is JANUARY 25, 2017.

Spring 2017 Internships with Human Rights Watch

The US Program of Human Rights Watch (“HRW”) is seeking undergraduate interns for the spring 2017 semester. The interns will learn about human rights problems inside the US, especially those related to criminal justice and immigration policy.

Specific assignments will enable students to learn about bail and sentencing reform, criminalization of drug possession, and juveniles caught in the justice system. Interns will be oriented to HRW’s research methods and gain skills in their ability to conduct research and analyze data. They will also learn how to effectively monitor the press and draft documents regarding human rights issues in the United States. They will have exposure to HRW’s methods for compiling case histories and researching relevant state and federal policies. Additional projects will be assigned as the opportunity arises. Ideally, the candidates will be available to intern 10 to 15 hours a week for the spring semester, although timing can be flexible.

Internships are unpaid. HRW internships often offer direct exposure to the workings of an international human rights organization, close supervision by HRW staff, interaction with other US organizations, and government officials, and opportunities to attend lectures, trainings, and special events relating to human rights. Students should check with their individual academic institutions for requirements.

Applicants should be well-organized, self-motivated, and reliable with a strong interest in US domestic human and civil rights issues, particularly related to criminal justice and immigration policy. Relevant coursework is highly desirable and knowledge of Spanish is a plus. Computer skills (e.g., Microsoft Office, internet applications) and experience completing social science research are required. The intern must be a student in an accredited program for the duration of the internship term.

Apply here.

Paid Internship with Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research

Overview: Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research is an opinion research and strategic consulting firm. You can learn more about GQR at www.gqrr.com.

GQR has an opening for a paid internship in our Washington, D.C. office focusing on international political issues. This internship will last for six months and is 40 hours per week.

Responsibilities: We are seeking a full-time intern with excellent research, communication and organizational skills. The International Team Intern will work closely with the GQR International Team. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on campaign and research experience working on high-profile international electoral races. Interns will get an inside perspective on public opinion polling – learning what it is, how it works and how it's used in political campaigns.

Qualifications: Past office experience, exceptional research skills, and the ability to stay organized while handling multiple tasks are necessities. Familiarity with MS Office and an interest in public opinion research and campaign management is also required. Foreign language proficiency is a plus.

Interested candidates should apply via our careers page, please upload a cover letter and resume as a SINGLE DOCUMENT. Be sure to include details on where you heard about this opportunity in your cover letter.

Global Health Corps Fellowship Program

Are you a senior or recent graduate who is passionate about building a movement for health equity? Do you believe that health is a human right?

Learn about the Global Health Corps (GHC), a program that aims to mobilize a global community of emerging leaders to build the movement for health equity. GHC works to strengthen this movement by recruiting, training, and supporting the movement’s future leaders, diversifying the pool of young people working in global health, and amplifying the impact of individuals through the formation of a strong community of leaders.

GHC provides opportunities for young professionals from diverse backgrounds to work on the frontlines of the fight for global health equity in year-long fellowships. GHC fellows are currently working in Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Malawi, Zambia and the United States. GHC fellows have a measurable impact on the health of the communities in which they work, and draw upon that experience and the GHC alumni network to deepen their impact throughout their careers.

We are holding four information sessions next week. Please RSVP to scholarships@umd.edu to attend or to schedule an individual meeting.

Monday, November 7, 12:00 – 12:30 pm, 2403A Marie Mount Hall
Tuesday, November 8, 12:00 – 12:30 pm, 2403A Marie Mount Hall
Tuesday, November 8, 4:00 – 4:30 pm, 2403A Marie Mount Hall
Wednesday, November 9, 4:00 – 4:30 pm, 2403A Marie Mount Hall

On Campus Interviews Nov. 2nd-Nov. 11th

The following organizations are conducting on-campus interviews in the coming days. Log into Careers4Terps and click “On-Campus Interviews” on the left side to read more about these opportunities. Note: The positions will only appear if you meet the criteria the employer sets (i.e. class year).

• The Advisory Board Company (11/2)
• IZI Medical Products (11/2)
• Infosys (11/2)
• Target (11/3)
• Quevera (11/11)

Career Shuttle: Google, DC - Nov. 10th

Thursday, November 10, 2016 – 8:30am-1:00pm

Location: University Career Center, 3rd floor of South Hornbake Library

Join the University Career Center & The President's Promise on a Career Shuttle to Google DC on Thursday, November 10! This career shuttle is for students who are interested in learning more about non-technical positions in the tech world (i.e., government relations, policy, communication, marketing and law). We will travel by bus to Google DC. During our visit, we will receive a tour and then participate in an information session with current employees/Terp alumni at Google DC. Business attire required.

Registration required

Need help finding an internship?

Not sure where to start with your internship search? Or, do you feel like you are at a standstill and unsure about the next steps in your search?

Monday, November 7, 2016 

4:00pm - 5:00pm

3rd Floor of Hornbake Library, South Wing
3100 Hornbake Library, South Wing, College Park, MD 20747

RSVP NOW

To help you with your internship search, we will discuss:

1. Specific resources available to research internship opportunities in non-profit, government and corporate sectors.
2. Quick tips on making a positive first impression on resumes and during interviews.
3. Strategies to connect with UMD alumni working within your intended career field.

MIT Sloan Virtual 1-on-1 Informational Sessions for Masters of Finance and Masters of Business Analytics

Are you interested in doing a deep dive in finance or business analytics? Come chat with an MIT Sloan admissions representative one-on-one via Skype and learn about our specialized masters programs. Our Masters of Finance and our Masters of Business Analytics. Hear how innovation, collaboration, and global impact are at the heart of the MIT Sloan mission. Learn about MIT Sloan, program components, and the application process for each program. This is not a formal presentation. Sessions are 20 minutes. Come prepared with questions!

Sessions will be available on the following dates:

• Friday, November 4th
• Friday, November 18th 
• Friday, December 2nd 

Register Here!

Please feel free to reach out to Kimberly Ebeling at kebeling@mit.edu with any questions.

Interested in a Spring 2017 Internship with a Nonprofit? Apply before Nov. 8th!

The following nonprofit organizations will be leading on-campus interviews soon for Spring 2017 opportunities. If you would like to be considered, you must apply through Careers4Terps via Careers.umd.edu/Careers4Terps and search for the ID number below (listed in parenthesis after the internship job title). You may apply for as many opportunities that are of interest to you.

View all opportunities on Careers4Terps and apply today (deadline: November 8 at 11:59pm)

Accokeek Foundation:

• Communications Intern (148340)
• Marketing/Visitor Relations Intern (148341)

First Generation College Board:

• Business Plan Monetization & Marketing Project (148302)

Little Lights Urban Ministries:

• Educational Programming and NonProfit Management Intern (148304)

Living Classrooms Foundation:

• Kingman Island Bluegrass Festival Intern (148310)