Law School Recruitment Fair

UMD Law School Fair 

October 12, 2022  • 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Register via Careers4Terps

The University of Maryland's Pre-Law Advising Office within Letters and Sciences is partnering with the University Career Center to present this Law School Fair. This event is open to University of Maryland, College Park students & alumni. This event provides a unique opportunity for graduate schools and other law programs to meet face to face with students and alumni considering law school. 

Over 100 law schools typically attend this event. Suggested attire for this event is business casual. No registration is needed but you can RSVP on C4T and get a reminder the day before. View more grad school events and Law School Prep Resources for BSOS Majors offered by the Feller Center. 

Criminal Justice Coordinator | MA Department of Public Health Bureau of Substance Addiction

Criminal Justice Coordinator - (2200094C)
Official Title: Program Coordinator II
Primary Location: United States-Massachusetts-Boston-250 Washington Street
Job: Administrative Services
Agency: Department of Public Health
Schedule: Full-time
Shift: Day
Salary: 62,268.18 - 89,143.08 Yearly

Description
The Department of Public Health’s (DPH) Bureau of Substance Addiction (BSAS) is seeking a dynamic applicant to fill the role of Criminal Justice Coordinator for BSAS.

The Criminal Justice Coordinator will assist the Criminal Justice Coordinator III with Coordinating, monitoring, developing, and implementing programs designed to serve justice-involved individuals with histories of substance use disorder. In particular, the incumbent will monitor and evaluate programs and initiatives aimed at improving health and other positive outcomes for justice-involved individuals from Houses of Corrections, Departments of Correction, and other correctional settings on a statewide basis. Reviews and analyzes data as assigned. Response to inquiries about projects, maintains liaison with local programs, other relevant DPH staff, outside consultants, and other state agencies. Develops reports, attends meetings, makes presentations, and performs other duties, as assigned. in the delivery and monitoring of criminal justice-related activities as assigned.

Duties and Responsibilities (these are a general summary and not all-inclusive):

• Coordinates and monitors programming and contracted services for individuals with histories of substance use disorder who are re-entering the community from incarceration statewide with a particular emphasis on expanding and enhancing services for men of color.
• Organizes and monitors the implementation of initiatives designed to increase positive health outcomes using a public health model for individuals with substance use disorders who are incarcerated or otherwise involved with the criminal legal system. 
• Convenes provider meetings and facilitates access to available training and technical assistance.
• Collaborates on the implementation of statewide projects and initiatives designed to increase access to medication for opioid use disorder for individuals in correctional settings and upon re-entry into the community.
• Performs data analysis and conducts site visits for assigned contracts and related programming.
• Work together with other State and community-based partners on related initiatives for individuals re-entering the community or otherwise involved in the criminal legal system.
• Ensures compliance with established policies, procedures, and standards.
• Provides technical assistance to assigned contracts around programmatic, clinical, fiscal, and data collection-related issues. Evaluates programs and activities in order to determine progress and effectiveness, and to make recommendations concerning changes as needed.
• Performs related duties such as attending meetings, and conferences, maintaining records/files, writing grants, and preparing reports. Performs other duties as assigned.

Required Qualifications:

• Knowledge of the public health addictions intervention, treatment and recovery support services system and the criminal legal system.
• Understanding of clinical and programmatic practices as they apply to addiction intervention, treatment and recovery support and the criminal legal system.
• Ability to analyze and determine the applicability of data, to draw conclusions and make appropriate recommendations.
• Knowledge of the methods of general report writing.
• Able to understand and oversee assigned program budgets and billing. Ability to maintain accurate records and documentation.
• Capable to communicate effectively and establish rapport with others.
• Capability to plan and organize work schedule to efficiently manage responsibilities of position.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Knowledge of the public health addictions intervention, treatment, and recovery support services system and the criminal legal system.
• Understanding of clinical and programmatic practices as they apply to addiction intervention, treatment and recovery support, and the criminal legal system.
• Able to analyze and determine the applicability of data, draw conclusions, and make appropriate recommendations. Knowledge of the methods of general report writing.
• Comprehension of regulations, policies, procedures, laws, standards, and guidelines governing assigned activities. Knowledge of the organizational structure and functions of the Bureau.
• Understanding of the types and uses of agency informational systems.
• Awareness of the implementation and management of federal grants and state appropriations. Ability to manage contracted services and collaborate on state systems

Spring 2023 Legislative Internship | Maryland General Assembly

 

During the legislative session of the Maryland General Assembly, approximately 150 college students are given the opportunity to serve as legislative interns each year.  Interested students apply and interview for placement with legislators, committees, or caucuses.

SESSION

The General Assembly meets annually for a period of 90 calendar days, beginning the second Wednesday in January through early April. The busiest days are Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.  Voting sessions are scheduled on Monday evening and Tuesday through Friday morning.  Committee hearings are usually scheduled for the afternoon, with fewer on Monday or Friday. 

ELIGIBILITY TO APPLY

Interested students must be presently enrolled in a public or independent college or university in Maryland with a 3.0 or higher grade-point average and competency in composition.  Students must be earning credit and be sponsored by the instructor of an internship course.  Students must be able to commit to at least two full days weekly for the legislative session. 

STIPEND

A stipend is awarded to each legislative intern.  The total stipend varies, depending on the number of hours per week the student serves as an intern for the legislative session. The total stipend is payable in two installments.  The first half of the stipend is awarded midway through session and the second half of the stipend is awarded at the end of session. The (newly increased) stipend amounts are listed below:

• 2 days (15-18 hours) weekly = $3,120 per session
• 3 days (19-26 hours) weekly = $4,680 per session
• 4 days (27-31 hours) weekly = $6,240 per session
• 5 days (32-40 hours) weekly =$7,800 per session

WORK ASSIGNMENTS AND DUTIES

• Research
• Writing Reports and Correspondence
• Tracking bills 
• Communicating with witnesses
• Following committee hearings
• Preparing and reporting testimony
• Coordinating mailings & newsletters
• Responding to constituents’ inquiries

HOW TO APPLY

Contact your college or departmental internship coordinator for an application and sponsorship.  Interested students submit an Intern Application*, including their sponsorship information, resume, essay, and transcript to the email address below. The target deadline to submit applications is October 31.  For an extension, contact:

Carol Pelli, Intern Coordinator
Phone:  410-946-5124
Washington, DC Area: 301-970-5124
Toll Free: 800-492-7122 Ext. 5124
Email:  Carolyn.Pelli@mlis.state.md.us

*Find the intern application at ter.ps/internBSOS, the first "Helpful Link."

CIA Careers Information Session

The Global & Federal Fellows Programs are excited to invite you all to our CIA Careers Information Session Friday, October 7 from 10:30 AM-  12:00 PM! 

The CIA is the premier agency responsible for providing global intelligence on the ever-changing political, social, economic, technological and military environment. The session will be conducted by an experienced recruiter where she will share tips about characteristics they seek in candidates, the application process, and what it is like to work for the Agency! Note that this is an in-person event.

Event Details:
Date: Friday, October 7, 2022
Time: 10:30 AM – 12 PM
Location: In-person (in our office suite, 2407 Marie Mount Hall, 2nd Floor)
RSVP here

Intended Audience:

• All years, ALL majors, are welcome!  If you are a freshman or sophomore, this is a great time to think about the process of applying to the CIA (and possible fellowships along the way)!
• Please note that since only US Citizens are eligible to pursue employment in the intelligence community, attendance will be restricted to US Citizens.

The Global/Federal Fellows office is excited for you all to join us to learn more about these opportunities that engage the full capacity of the federal government!! As always, feel free to reach out with any questions or comments (fedglobal@umd.edu).

Apply to the UMPD Student Advisory Council

The UMPD Student Advisory Council is a student council which convenes with the purpose to collaborate, meet with, and provide recommendations to UMPD about the safety of campus as well as to provide student input on UMPD affairs. 

 UMPD Student Advisory Board works with Chief Mitchell and other prominent student leaders to address the issues of student safety and policing on campus, and work to develop innovative solutions in a collaborative environment. Not only is this a great opportunity to help improve the community, but it is also a chance to meet a diverse body of students with similar goals and aspirations. 

Interested in joining? Fill out an application! Applications are currently rolling, but it is highly recommended that students apply as soon as possible. 

Spring 2023 Internship | House Committee on the Judiciary

The House Committee on the Judiciary’s democratic staff internship program offers undergraduate students, law students, graduate students, and recent graduates an opportunity to experience the operation of a congressional committee firsthand and learn about the important role that our Committee plays in the legislative process. The Judiciary Committee has jurisdiction over a wide range of legislative and oversight issues, including oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice, constitutional law, federal criminal law, voting rights, immigration and naturalization, and antitrust law. Interns work closely with committee staff, including subcommittee staff and/or the oversight team, on a range of issues. Descriptions of the subcommittees and oversight team are available here.

Intern assignments will vary depending on the work of the Judiciary Committee each semester. Examples of potential responsibilities include:

• Researching policy issues under the committee’s jurisdiction
• Conducting legal research
• Attending briefings and hearings on the Hill
• Drafting memos
• Supporting committee counsels
• Supporting committee clerks and professional staff members
• Providing administrative support, including answering calls, delivering correspondence, and setting up the hearing room.
• This internship is based in Washington, DC.

For more information and to apply, visit the House Committee on the Judiciary's internship page. The deadline to apply for the Spring 2023 semester is November 1, 2022.

Spring 2023 Investigative Internship | Georgetown University

Georgetown University Investigative Internship Program

Recognizing the need for high quality representation for indigent criminal defendants, the Criminal Justice Clinic was founded in 1960. Our goal is to ensure that persons charged with criminal offenses have access to top-notch legal services, so we provide them with energetic, innovative and dedicated attorneys. As part of the Criminal Defense & Prisoner Advocacy Clinic, Criminal Justice Clinic, and the Juvenile Justice Clinic, the Investigative Internship Program was founded in 1985 and continues to be an integral part of our success. Our investigators work closely with Clinic attorneys in all aspects of pre-trial preparation and, in exchange, we offer a hands-on educational and working environment.

For anyone contemplating a career in law or criminal justice, this internship is an excellent opportunity for hands-on learning and experience in the field. Interns have an opportunity to learn about the law by being involved in all aspects of its practice. Also, interns are surrounded by law students and professors who are willing to speak candidly about life as a law student and lawyer. All Clinic members are committed to ensuring that investigative interns receive an educational and rewarding experience. As a result, interns leave with a fuller understanding of the legal system and specifically of the criminal justice process. They also are able to make informed decisions about whether or not this work is appropriate for them, and have a source for recommendations and job advice when they leave.

So why should you apply? The best interns usually want to learn about the law by actually working in it. By the end of this internship, every intern should have an opinion about our adversarial system of justice that is well-grounded in fact and experience. This position is also a chance to perform some needed public service. The indigent clients who come through the Clinic have no funds to pay for investigators, yet cases are often won or lost on the basis of investigation. If you believe that the quality of legal representation should not be determined by the income of the accused, you have a place in this Clinic.

Our interns play a vital role in the defense team and are treated as professionals with real substantive responsibility. At the Clinic, interns are exposed to a wide range of criminal cases and make a significant contribution to improving the way that justice is administered. This is also a small program, so the investigations supervisor, attorneys and professors are able to devote individualized attention to investigative interns. As a teaching clinic, importance is placed upon developing an understanding of clients’ experiences, the relationship between the defense role and the justice system, and the ways that current trends in law affect the criminal justice system.

For more information and to apply, visit the Investigative Internship Program. All applications for the Spring 2023 semester is November 11, 2022.

Study tips & resources = Academic Success. Check out this Guide to prepare for midterms & beyond!

The fall semester is well underway and the new academic year brings new challenges both global and personal. All of these issues as well as individual struggles can have an impact on your educational journey at UMD.

Explore the following resources and tips to help you succeed academically.  We are here for you, Terps!

Get the Academic Success Guide

Measurement, Statistics, and Evaluation (MSE) Graduate Program Information Session

MEASUREMENT, STATISTICS & EVALUATION (MSE) PROGRAM

MEASUREMENT, STATISTICS & EVALUATION (MSE) PROGRAM

Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodology (HDQM)

University of Maryland – College Park

Date & Time: October 5, 2022, from 12:00pm to 1:00pm

RSVP: https://umd.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwld-msrT8vGNBWgYy7cd36SgQXU85D2LQr

Note: You should enter NA for the fields that do not apply to you when you register. Once you register, the full meeting information will be emailed to you automatically.

Program 

1. Welcome
2. Overview to MSE programs
3. Introduction of faculty and their research/teaching interests
4. Breakout sessions for Q&A with faculty
5. Additional Q&A session with our current MSE students 

For more information visit

https://education.umd.edu/measurement-statistics-evaluation-program

Office of Inspector General Internship | US Agency for International Development

Office of Inspector General (OIG) Student Internship Program

The OIG Student Internship Program provides students with the opportunity to gain valuable work experience, apply their educational knowledge to the real workforce, receive mentorship, and offer fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to problems. Opportunities are available in Washington, D.C. at US Agency for International Development (USAID) OIG Headquarters, Ronald Reagan Building 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20523.

The program enables students to provide volunteer services to OIG and expose them to OIG career opportunities. The program will focus on providing students substantive work experience. Ideally, students will be assigned to work in areas representative of their interests and field of study.

Selections are based upon academic achievements and concentrations of students, life/work experience, and the needs of OIG, among other things. OIG has an interest in students with a background or interest in law enforcement, criminal justice, fraud, law, accounting, foreign languages, forensics, political science, international affairs or development, or public administration or policy.

Types of Internships Available:
Students have the ability to work within any of OIG’s units, including Audit, Investigations, Management, General Counsel, Congressional and Public Affairs, Quality Assurance, and others.

Eligibility Requirements:
To be eligible to participate in the Student Internship Program, the student must meet ALL the following qualifications at the time of application:

• Must be a U.S. citizen (If you are a U.S. citizen and hold dual citizenship with another country, please disclose the information in your application);
• Must be at least 18 years of age;
• Must be a student enrolled or accepted for enrollment at least half time in:
• A junior or community college/2-year college;
• A four-year college or university; or 
• A graduate school, law school, MBA program, or PhD program;
• Have at least a semester, or 6 months remaining in school. 
• Must be in good academic standing with the student’s institution;
• Must agree to a background check that may take up to 6 months;
• Must be available to work at least 10 hours per week; and 
• Must be able to work consecutively at least 3 months, but no more than 1 year.

Participants in the program must be enrolled at least half-time as students in order to participate in the program. You do not need to be receiving academic credit, nor do you need to be attending classes during time spent interning in order to apply. OIG recommends that students apply at least two semesters before scheduled graduation due to background check process.

Application Process:

• Please send your resume, a one-page essay or cover letter articulating why you want to work for USAID OIG and what you are able to contribute to the organization, and a copy of your unofficial transcript and any questions you may have concerning the program to oiginternship@usaid.gov.
• Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. OIG typically selects candidates towards the end of Spring, Summer, and Fall for the following semester. The number of candidates selected is based on the needs of OIG.
• OIG will schedule interviews with the most competitive applicants. Official notification of acceptance into the program will be provided by the recruitment point of contact.

Spring & Summer 2023 Internships | Pretrial Services Agency for the District of Columbia

The Pretrial Services Agency for the District of Columbia’s (PSA) Internship Program provides a unique opportunity to gain valuable professional experience while pursuing your academic interests. This program is intended to provide substantive, hands-on experience to students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programs. All internships are unpaid and students must work a minimum of 12 hours per week.

Eligibility
PSA requires that interns must:

• Be at least 18 years of age;
• Be a student who is enrolled not less than half-time in a trade school, technical or vocational institute, junior college, college, university, or comparable recognized educational institution;
• Be in good academic standing with the educational institution in which he/she is enrolled;
• Have permission from the educational institution that the applicant is attending to volunteer his/her services; and
• Be able to prove either U.S. citizenship or legal residency in the United States.
• Be fully vaccinated prior to submitting application materials.

How to Apply
The application package must include:

• A completed PSA Internship Program Application for undergraduate students or practicum students;
• A resume; and
• Proof of current academic enrollment (e.g. an official or unofficial transcript sent from your educational institution’s Registrar’s Office via email)

Submit application package e-mail to: PSA.Internship@psa.gov

Deadlines

• Spring Semester– October 15th
• Summer Semester – March 15th

If you have any questions, contact: PSA.Internship@psa.gov

Need help with a writing assignment? Contact The Writing Center!

 The writing center tutors are trained and prepared to help students in all academic disciplines with essays, research papers, resumes, graduate school applications, grammar, and more. 

The UMD Writing Center offers three types of free tutoring: in-person, live online, and 24-hour-later feedback.

The Writing Center is for student-writers at any stage of the writing process, from early brainstorming to a polished draft. Regardless of your skill level or academic discipline, the writing center is an excellent resource for you.

Fall 2022 Intern for a Day

Explore potential career paths and opportunities through
Intern for a Day!

The University Career Center's popular Intern for a Day program connects UMD students with alumni, parents, and employers for in-person job shadowing or virtual informational interviewing experiences to explore potential career fields. After participating in a mandatory orientation and completing an application, University Career Center staff match you with an employer of interest for a half- or full-day job shadowing experience or a virtual informational interview.

View a sample list of Hosts for BSOS majors.

What do I need to do to participate?

1. Complete the online, self-paced, mandatory orientation process between September 26 and the end of the day on October 9. You can find the link to add the mandatory orientation to your ELMS profile at go.umd.edu/ifad, starting on September 26.
2. Review the list of hosts that are participating to see who you could shadow in-person or host a virtual informational interview with.
3. If you complete the mandatory orientation on ELMS by the end of the day on October 9, you will receive the Intern for a Day Fall 2022 application by the end of the day on October 10 from the IFAD email address  (ifad@umd.edu).
4. Complete the brief application by the end of the day on October 16.

Questions? Please visit go.umd.edu/ifad for more information and email ifad@umd.edu with any questions you may have.

Year-Round Internships | Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City

The Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City, which is uncompromisingly committed to accountability, professionalism, and transparency—is working towards a future where community trust in the criminal justice system is restored; violent offenders are held accountable, and communities feel safe.

Our community is made up of not only the citizens we serve but those who serve our citizens; which is why we recognize the value of our employees and appreciate their individual experiences, capabilities and commitment to the pursuit of “justice over convictions.” Their work represents our mission, and our mission represents them so we must ensure that our employees are supported in their efforts to carry out the mission and vision of this office.

Undergraduate Internship Program
The Undergraduate Internship Program is designed to cultivate the interest of undergraduate students in the role of a prosecutor in Baltimore City and for the BCSAO to create a pipeline for prospective employees. Students can expect to be assigned to one unit for the duration of their internship. However, in rare instances, the needs of the office may require a student to split time between two units. Students are required to work a minimum of 16 hours per week. Where academic credit hours are sought, the student bears the responsibility of advising the BCSAO of the academic requirement and guaranteeing that necessary hours are completed. Undergraduate internships are unpaid positions.

How To Apply
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. To apply, interested applicants should submit a resume, cover letter and transcript to resume@stattorney.org. Please note “Undergraduate Intern Program” within the subject line.

CIA Information Session

CIA Information Session

Monday, September 26 • 4 - 5pm |  |  RSVP to attend via Careers4Terps 

In-person, University Career Center, South Hornbake Library, 3rd floor

The CIA is an independent agency responsible for providing national security intelligence to senior US policymakers.  The Central Intelligence Agency's mission: We are the eyes and the ears of the nation and, at times, its hidden hand.  We accomplish the mission by:  collecting intelligence that matters; providing relevant, timely, and objective all-source analysis; conducting covert action at the direction of the President to preempt threats or achieve United States policy objectives.

Applicants must have US citizenship and the ability to successfully complete medical examinations and security procedures including a polygraph interview.  Applicants must apply on the website (www.cia.gov) in order to be considered for any position.

Questions? Please contact Gabe Pickett, Career Outreach Specialist with the BSOS Feller Center at gpickett@umd.edu.

Summer 2023 Internship | NCIS

NCIS is seeking individuals who possess strong academic credentials, outstanding character, and a high degree of motivation for the NCIS Internship Programs. The NCIS Internship Programs offer candidates a unique perspective into the agency, its mission, and what it takes to serve in one of elite law enforcement organizations within the federal government and the world.

NCIS Summer Intern Program

** Accepting Applications for Summer 2023. Application deadline is November 1, 2022.

The NCIS Summer Intern Program is a dedicated hands-on experience designed to provide educationally related work assignments for students in a paid status.

The internship assignment will be for 10 weeks for 40 hours a week and will take place from May-August. This opportunity is open to all academic backgrounds. NCIS strives to place candidates in area that match their background, studies, and interests.

For more information and to apply, visit the NCIS Internship page.

Spring & Summer 2023 Internships | Office of the Federal Public Defender for the District of Maryland

The Office of the Federal Public Defender for the District of Maryland seeks unpaid, volunteer investigative interns in our Baltimore office for the fall, spring and summer semesters. Investigative interns learn under the guidance of staff investigators. They work with legal counsel to investigate allegations of criminal misconduct. Their main duties include conducting background investigations on witnesses, interviewing witnesses, gathering records, conducting crime scene investigations, serving subpoenas, and preparing for trial and other court appearances.  We encourage applicants to receive outside grants and funding during their internship. Preference is given to full time volunteers.

Qualifications
We prefer undergraduate students who have an interest in criminal defense and criminal law who have strong analytical, research and writing skills. Interested students should send a cover letter, resume and references to Chief Investigator Trish Slater either by mail (100 S. Charles Street, Tower II, 9th Floor, Baltimore, Maryland 21201) or email (Trish_Slater@fd.org).

Deadlines
All applications are due for the following terms by the following dates:

• Spring 2023 term: November 1, 2022
• Summer 2023 term: February 1, 2023

Applications are reviewed and offers are made on a rolling basis.

Spring & Summer 2023 Internships | Maryland Office of the Public Defender

Maryland Office of the Public Defender (OPD) is a large organization that provides an array of opportunities. Offering a hands-on experience for current undergraduate, paralegal studies, and graduate students to assist in the client-centered and team-based representation of OPD clients. This unparalleled experience allows interns to be fully incorporated into OPD’s innovative and strategic approach to aggressive litigation and comprehensive advocacy. 

The vast majority of our interns work in our District offices assisting our trial attorneys in the representation of adult and juvenile clients in criminal cases.  OPD has 12 District offices spread across the State of Maryland. If you are interested in trial work you want to request placement with one of our District offices (the specific office would depend on your geographical preferences and transportation).

Some of OPD's more specialized division also provide internship opportunities.  These smaller divisions offer a unique opportunity to work closely with a smaller group of attorneys in a more highly specialized area of the law. The following offices host interns (please note the location of these offices in parentheses):

• Criminal Trial (All Locations)
• Post Conviction Defenders (Baltimore City)
• Parental Defense (Rockville, Upper Marlboro, Baltimore City, Towson, Snow Hill) 
• Forensics (Baltimore City)  
• Juvenile (All locations)

Apply for Spring 2023

Apply for Summer 2023

​We accept applications on a rolling basis.  Offers are extended for spring semester (roughly January-May), fall semester (roughly September-December), or the summer (May-August).  These are unpaid volunteer positions; however, where appropriate and applicable, OPD is willing to provide supervision for credit as well as sponsor grant or other outside funding applications.

Join Alpha Phi Sigma - First Meeting on Oct 6

The first meeting of Alpha Phi Sigma (APS) will be held on Thursday, October 06 from 4:30 PM

– 5:30 PM in LeFrak Hall, room 1221.  Current and interested members should attend.  

A new Board of Officers (President, Vice President, and Secretary) will be elected and activities will be planned.  In order to run for an officer position, a student must be a current member of APS.  Students interested in running for office should prepare a very brief presentation about themselves.  If you cannot attend but would like to run for an office, please email Nicole Jackson (jacksonn@umd.edu) a short blurb about yourself that will be read to the group.

Alpha Phi Sigma:
Alpha Phi Sigma is the National Criminal Justice Honor Society founded in 1942. Alpha Phi Sigma recognizes academic excellence of Undergraduate and Graduate students of Criminal Justice, as well as Juris Doctorate students.  The goals of Alpha Phi Sigma are to honor and promote academic excellence, community service, educational leadership and unity.  

The application to join the UMD chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma is open until Friday, October 7. 

USJ Application is Open!

The University Student Judiciary is recruiting students who embody the principles of character, ethics, and integrity to serve on our Student Honor Council, Conduct Board, Resident Board, Appellate board, and as Community Advocates for the university conduct process. USJ is a student organization dedicated to promoting character, ethics, and integrity on campus by educating students about the importance of honest conduct and adjudicating student misconduct cases for the Office of Student Conduct. They are particularly interested in recruiting students that embody the values of character, ethics, and integrity. 

The application is open until October 5th and can be found at https://ter.ps/zzv. Contact USJ Selections at umdusjselections@gmail.com with any questions.

Summer 2023 Sheriff's Office Internship | Anne Arundel County, MD

Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office Internship

Type of Position: Internship
Department: Sheriff
Continuous Recruitment: YES
Hours: Flexible
Anticipated Length of Internship: Summer 
Type of Student: Undergraduate or Graduate

Internship Description:
This internship is an extension of academic instruction and provides the opportunity to turn classroom instruction into practical application in the workplace. The intern will draw upon the knowledge gained through their college coursework in order to perform the principal assignment and/or projects of this internship.

Description of the Interns Assignment:
The internship will provide the intern with the opportunity to observe, gain knowledge and experience in the areas of Operations, Security and Administrative/Support Functions.

What the Intern will achieve:
The interns will gain knowledge, understanding and hands-on experience of the Anne Arundel County Sheriff’s Office as it relates to their college coursework. The intern will learn about, assist and complete tasks in the areas of: Warrants, Domestic Violence, Civil Process, Security, Document Control and Specialized Units.

Process:
If you are interested, please complete the Internship Application, specify the internship for which you are applying, and submit the application with a copy of your official college transcript indicating your cumulative grade point average to the Internship Program Coordinator at recruiter@aacounty.org  or mail it to:

Anne Arundel County Government
Office of Personnel
Attention: Internship Program Coordinator
Post Office Box 6675
Annapolis, Maryland  21401

Summer 2023 Internship | National Security Agency

NSA Summer Internship - Workforce Support (MD)

Location: Fort Meade, MD
Pay Plan: GG, Grade: 04/1 to 09/10
Open: 2022-09-01, Close: 2022-10-31
Job Posting: 1191815

Are you looking for an opportunity that will provide professional work experiences that are significant and meaningful to your career and academic goals; enable you to explore the fascinating and unique world of intelligence; and give you the opportunity to serve your country? The NSA Summer Internship - Workforce Support offers training and experience within a multi-faceted organization that is not only focused on STEM. This program will provide an opportunity to attend various operational tours within Workforce Support organizations around NSA to fully appreciate what the agency does in defense of our nation.

If you are familiar with NSA's individual internal programs, please apply to this advertisement if you are interested in the following internships:

• Installations & Logistics (I&L) Summer Intern Program
• Summer Strategic Communication Summer Intern Program
• Security & Counterintelligence Summer Intern Program
• Office of Reasonable Accommodation & Accessibility Summer Program
• Human Resources Summer Intern Program
• Well Being Services Summer Program
• Industrial and Organizational Psychology Summer Program
• Office of the Inspector General Summer Intern Program

Qualifications
To be accepted into the NSA Summer Internship - Business & Workforce Support, candidates must:

• Be a U.S. citizen;
• Be eligible to be granted a TS/SCI/TK security clearance after successfully completing a background investigation that includes passing a Full-Scope Polygraph and a Psychological Evaluation;
• Preferred cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher for all college work completed;
• Be a currently enrolled college student (undergraduate, graduate or doctorate program) at time of application

How to apply
For more information and to apply Summer 2023 Internship posting.

CONTACT INFORMATION: If you have any questions about NSA Summer Internships, please contact us at SummerInterns@uwe.nsa.gov or call us at 410-854-4726.

Crime Scene Investigator | Prince George's County Police Department

Crime Scene Investigator
Location: Upper Marlboro, MD
Job Type: Fulltime/Permanent/Classified
Department: Police Department
Job Number: 06203
Closing: 9/26/2022 11:59 PM Eastern

Prince George’s County Police Department is seeking qualified current Police Civilian Employee Association members to fill Investigator I/II/Crime Scene Investigator positions, Grade P-18/P-21, within the Crime Scene Investigation Division.

The incumbent is assigned to the Evidence Unit where he/she performs the primary duties of documentation, evidence collection, preservation, and processing of items of evidence related to Criminal Investigations. This position requires that the incumbent respond to requests for services primarily from sworn members of the Major Crimes Division. The incumbent, when requested, will assist other Divisions within the County with specialized evidence collection services. The incumbent will document all evidence collection duties on the appropriate reports. This position requires testimony in the court system. The incumbent is required to work closely with prosecutors in the preparation of cases for trial. Work assignments require knowledge of Personnel Law, General Orders, and Departmental rules and regulations. The incumbent in this position should have the ability to communicate well with others.

Examples of Work

What You'll Do:

• Investigates homicide, rapes, armed robbery, departmental shootings, physical and sexual child abuse, and other major crime scenes to determine the best forensic practice based on interviews and forensic investigative techniques.
• Process for latent fingerprints, take photographs, make diagrams, collect, and preserve physical evidence, attend autopsies, collect additional evidence, and take inked fingerprints as well as palm prints from deceased persons. 
• Attends court, both Circuit and District, on and off duty, and testifies in criminal cases which he/she has investigated or assisted in the investigation; attends Civil Court as a result of an investigative effort.
• Prepares reports detailing actions, examinations, processes, and evidence recovered.
• Prepares evidence for submission to the FBI Laboratory, State Police Laboratory or other laboratories as required. 
• Completes all necessary training requirements to include in-service training, classes to maintain certifications, and other Departmental training as required. 
• Assists the Training and Education Division in the training of Prince George's County recruit officers and Municipal Police Officers. 
• Interviews witnesses and victims to ascertain facts related to the case in order to better apply the appropriate forensic disciplines and application.  
• Willingly and cooperatively performs tasks and duties assigned which may not be specifically listed within this position description but are within the general occupational category and responsibility level typically associated with this class of work

Qualifications

What You'll Need:
Bachelor's Degree in programs involving investigative and social relations skills such as criminology, law enforcement, business or public administration, one of the social sciences or related fields; or an equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Thorough knowledge documenting, preserving, processing, and recovering evidence from crime scenes. Knowledge of advanced photography, latent print processing techniques, chemical blood enhancement techniques, blood stain pattern analysis, bullet trajectory, and digital photograph archival methods.

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Summer 2023 Seasonal Employment | Ocean City Police Department

 

Each Summer, the Ocean City, MD Police Department hires approximately 150 seasonal employees to assist with the busy Summer Resort. Each of these positions are paid and can count as internship credits through your university if approved.  There are both sworn police officers and civilian positions (Public Safety Aide and Communications).

If you’re interested in attending one of the informational sessions via zoom, please send an email to pdtrain@oceancitymd.gov with your name, email address, telephone number, and which zoom session date you wish to attend. 

OCPD will be testing this Fall and Winter on the following weekends:

• October 22/23, 2022
• November 19/20, 2022
• December 17/18, 2022
• January 7/8, 2023
• January 28/29, 2023
• February 18/19, 2023 (Read Below Concerning This Date)

(It is recommended that applicants test as early as possible. This will ensure that there is plenty of time to complete the background process, as well as find affordable housing.)

If you'd like to attend one of our Testing Sessions, you will need the following:

• Completed Application (located on our Website)
• Valid Driver's License
• Signed Physician's Waiver (Police Officer Applicants Only)

For additional information:

EMAIL: pdtrain@oceancitymd.gov
WEBSITE: www.joinocpd.com

University of Maryland Police Department - Now Hiring!

 

Apply today www.umpd.umd.edu/employment, (301)405-3555, or email recruiting@umpd.umd.edu