HIGHLIGHTED
VIRTUAL CAREER EVENT:
Microsoft
Career Panel: What to Consider in a Job Opportunity
Learn from our
University Staffing Benefits expert and hear real life accounts of what some of
Microsoft’s employees considered when they received offers and what they would
suggest college graduates take into account when it comes time for you to
review your own offers. Hear their thoughts, ask questions, form your own
opinions, and be more prepared for the recruiting season!
What: Online
Webinar and Q&A—Get an insider's glimpse into what could be included in an
offer and the significance of each component
Who: Anyone
interested in working at a technical company!
·
Wednesday,
August 8th, 9:30 AM PST
NOTE: Both
Webinars are identical and will have same structure and content.
Call in
Information: (309) 944-9515 Access Code: 643 4503 (Must call in for audio). Are
you calling in internationally? If so, we recommend VOIP so you can access the
audio. If you’re calling using a landline, cell phone, Skype, Nonoh, or a
similar program, please make sure to dial 00-1 before dialing the number above.
If you continue to have problems signing in, please note that we will be
posting these webinars online shortly and will be sending out the link to all
registrants.
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Careers4Terps
highlighted position of the week by the University Career Center
& The President’s Promise!
Log in to your
C4T account (www.Careers.umd.edu) and paste the ID number in the “Search”
box to learn more.
College Fall
Internship, ID
61030
POSITION TYPE:
Internship (Fall or Spring Part-Time)
Government of
D.C. - Office of Citizen Complaint Review, Washington, District of
Columbia
The District of
Columbia's Office of Police Complaints (OPC) is seeking an enthusiastic and
dedicated intern for the Fall semester. OPC is a government agency that
receives, investigates, and resolves citizen complaints of police complaints
filed against the Metropolitan Police Department officers. OPC provides an
independent and impartial forum for the processing of police misconduct
complaints and promotes the highest attainable standard of integrity,
professionalism, and accountability in the District's police department.
Interns work alongside experienced staff on a variety of projects. The primary
duties of interns are to assist with the agency's community/public relations
with the preparation of Freedom of Information Act responses, internet
research, media relations, various community outreach activities, and drafting
recommendations. Additional intern duties also may include assisting with
special projects, assisting with witness statements, collecting and reviewing
evidence, and transcribing tapes.
QUALIFICATIONS
Students with an
interest in government affairs, community relations, civil rights, and public
policy are strongly encouraged to apply. Fall Internships are unpaid, but they
can be done for academic credit.
