Six Flags America is looking to hire interns from the
University of Maryland’s Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Previous interns have had rewarding experiences, and many of Six Flags' staff
members are University of Maryland CCJS alumni who began their career with Six
Flags before moving on to state and federal law enforcement agencies.
Positions for both the spring and summer are both available:
Agent- excellent opportunity for students who wish to enter
into the police force and are most interested in field work, such as
surveillance. Students will learn surveillance and investigative techniques.
Students will be taught how to conduct field interviews, obtain statements, and
write reports. They will also learn how defensive tactics and theft
apprehension techniques.
Investigator- for the students who wish to go into
investigative careers, such as detectives or federal agents. Students will
learn how to identify loss situations, conduct investigations and investigative
interviews, and how to study body language. Students will learn the importance
of statement taking, employee and guest interface, and report writing. Lastly,
students will learn surveillance and counterfeit detection techniques.
Auditor- entry-level experience in analytical and financial
auditing for the students most interested in white collar crime. Students will
learn how to identify financial impropriety. Students will conduct employee
interviews, spot audits, inventory audits, and field audits. The students will
be responsible for tracking information learned through investigations and
interviews and following up as necessary.
There are many opportunities available here at Six Flag.
Please contact Jasmine Taylor, Loss Prevention Supervisor,
Six Flags America, via email at: jataylor@sftp.com
P.O. Box 421
Largo, MD 20775
