Invitation to McNair Scholars Program Open House

The Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program serves first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented students who aspire to pursue graduate studies immediately after completing their undergraduate degrees, with a focus on obtaining a Ph.D. Our program is designed to prepare these high-achieving students for success in doctoral studies through mentoring, research opportunities, academic support, and other critical resources.

Event Details:
Date: October 5th
Time: 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Location: Skinner Bldg Room 0200

The purpose of the Open House is to give students a fuller picture of the McNair experience, including the various services we offer, such as:

• Research opportunities under the guidance of faculty mentors
• Guidance with securing summer research placements and internships
• Academic and career counseling specifically tailored to preparing students for graduate studies
• Support with the graduate school application process, including writing workshops, financial literacy seminars, and GRE and application fee waivers
• Assistance with funding for conference travel and presenting research

This event offers an excellent opportunity for you to encourage your students, especially those who may be interested in pursuing graduate studies, to attend and gain valuable insights into the McNair Scholars Program. By attending, students will learn firsthand from current program participants about the research opportunities, mentorship, and academic support available as they prepare for their academic futures and the path toward earning a Ph.D.

Thank you for your time and support. If you have any questions or require further information, please contact our Director, Dr. LaToya Walters at lwalter3@umd.edu or mcnairscholar@umd.edu.

Mental Health Awareness Week is here!

 

Join the Mental Health Coalition for PLANTS, MINDFULNESS, FREE FOOD, GAMES, GIVEAWAYS, MENTAL HEALTH SCREENINGS, and MORE! Check out the list of events for details. CARE will see you at the Self-Care Fair on Thursday, October 10th.

Sexual Assault Legal Institute Consultations

 

SALI Consultations: October 1st 12-2pm and October 17th 10am-12pm

A lawyer from the Sexual Assault Legal Institute will be available for free consultations on October 1st 12-2pm and October 17th 10am-12pm. Schedule a confidential, 30 minute appointment by emailing the CARE office. Being a CARE client is NOT required to access this service.⁠ All sessions are protected under attorney-client privilege. An attorney can answer questions, provide information on the University and Criminal Justice processes, and assist with filing reports on and off campus.

A Psychotherapy Group for Survivors of Trauma

 

A Psychotherapy Group for Survivors of Trauma - Spots are still available

A Guided Journey is for students who identify as women to explore their trauma in a safe and confidential environment. The therapy group will take place in the CARE Office Wednesdays 12-1 pm October 9th through November 6th. Email Christina Jay to sign-up for a screening.

Become a Violence Intervention Ambassador

 

There's still time to sign-up for Violence Intervention Ambassador Training!

The VIA program is a 11 hour, four session training that will equip you with tools to recognize, respond to, and prevent power-based violence on our campus, and in our world. ⁠The training will cover topics including interpersonal and systemic violence, bystander intervention, supporting a survivor, social change, student activism, and self-care.⁠ Completion of the program will provide you with a VIA Certification, volunteer and leadership opportunities with CARE, professional development, and intervention skills, and a community of students passionate about this issue.⁠

Contact Charlotte Sheffield with any questions and sign-up here by October 9th.

Purple Lights Night

 

Purple Lights Night | October 23rd, 5-7pm | The Memorial Chapel

CARE to Stop Violence Outreach Peers welcome the campus community to PLN. Join us to learn about relationship violence, its impact on students, types of abuse, and what you can do to help someone who has been impacted. More information to come.

Contact Grace Boudreau with questions or accessibility needs.

How to Help a Friend - Lunch and Learn Workshop

 

How to Help a Friend l October 15th, 2-3pm l MICA Cozy Corner

Join OCRSM, CARE and One Love for a lunch and learn. The How to Help a Friend workshop will focus on how to respond and navigate supporting a friend, peer, or partner that has been impacted by sexual misconduct. In this workshop, we will discuss what to do, how to respond, and emphasize the importance of self-care. Optional registration link here.

Contact Ayanna Samuels-Francis to request any reasonable accommodations for the workshop.

The Clothesline Project

 

The Clothesline Project | October 9th, 10am-3pm | McKeldin Mall

The Clothesline Project is a visual representation of the impacts of sexual and relationship violence on the campus community. This event from the CARE Office provides community members with an opportunity to confront the issue of power-based violence by creating and displaying their own messages on a shirt during DVAM.

Contact Lucy Hebner with any questions.

DVAM Resource Fair

 

DVAM Resource Fair | October 4th, 12-2pm | McKeldin Mall

The UMD Sexual Assault Prevention Committee will host the DVAM Resource Fair to promote awareness and services related to power-based violence prevention and response on campus. Attendees can browse tables and meet with representatives from various organizations. This will be the kick-off event for the campus-wide DVAM calendar and groups will be able to advertise their upcoming events to the campus community.

Contact Alejandra Galarce Diaz with questions or for information about accommodations.

CARE in Conversation: Flipping the Scripts

 

CARE in Conversation | October 2nd, 3:30-5pm | Health Center Rm 0141

Come to CARE in Conversation: Flipping the Scripts and enjoy coffee and donuts while we discuss ways we can build healthy dating, sexual, and platonic relationships. We'll unpack cultural scripts related to consent, power, and sex and their impact on norms and expectations for relationships, and the ways that we can rethink those scripts.

Contact Charlotte Sheffield with any accessibility needs, or other questions. Stop by as your schedule allows; all are welcome!

Vote (Fearlessly)! Today and Learn More about the Election

First time voters have lots of questions beyond who they will choose as the next president, from how to register to what to bring to the polls on Election Day. Swing by the Vote (Fearlessly)! Display for any information regarding the 2024 General Election.

This past week, the Vote (Fearlessly)! pop-up was at the SECU stadium during Family Weekend, providing resources to families and students about the election. Be on the look out for the display at the Heritage Community starting this week until October 10th!

Apply for Alternative Breaks!

Want plans for Winter Break? Apply for Alternative Breaks!

Through Alternative Breaks (AB), students engage in service-learning while traveling and exploring national parks and new places. Be a part of service-learning immersion experiences that address issues such as Environmental Justice, Health, Affordable Housing, and Food Insecurity.

This winter break, spend a week with your friends and other fellow volunteers to practice environmental stewardship in Central Florida, engaging in sustainability in Los Andes-Guatemala, building affordable housing in Kentucky, and more! 

Program costs are all-inclusive and scholarships are available! (lodging, meals, transportation, and education activities!) 

Check out all open AB experiences here. 

The deadline to sign-up as a participant:

Winter Break Registration & Scholarship Application Deadline: Sunday, October 6th
Spring Break Registration & Scholarship Application Deadline: Sunday, November 10th

Join Alpha Phi Sigma: First Meeting on Oct 2

 The first meeting of Alpha Phi Sigma (APS) will be held on Wednesday, October 2, 2023 from 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM on Zoom.  Current and interested members should try to attend.  

A new Board of Officers (President, Vice President, and Secretary) will be elected and activities will be planned.  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 Amonett (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 (http://www.alphaphisigma.org/). 


Membership Requirements:
Membership is open to CCJS majors who have completed at least 45 total credits with at least 12 credits in CCJS courses. Applicants must have completed at least one semester at UMD.  Undergraduate Applicants must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.30 and a minimum CCJS major grade point average of a 3.30. 

To Apply:

Applicants must fill out the application and submit the fee (we accept personal check made out to Alpha Phi Sigma, money order, and cash in exact change)  of $90.00 ($85 goes to the National fee and $5 goes to the local chapter).  Students can submit the completed application and fee to CCJS Advising or place in Nicole Amonett's mailbox inside Lefrak Hall, room 2220. Applications are processed once at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters.  Once a student has been accepted, they will receive a membership card, certificate, and pin. Alpha Phi Sigma generally meets a couple of times a semester and has a variety of student activities during the fall and spring semesters.

The application to join the UMD Omega Iota chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma is open until 4:00 PM on Friday, October 11. 

Here is the Zoom link for the first meeting. 

General Student Trainee (Security Administration) | Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency

 

General Student Trainee (Security Administration)
Location: Fort Meade, MD; Hanover, MD; Boyers, PA; or Quantico, VA
Announcement Number: DCSA-24-12502857-P
Salary: $40,918 - $72,703
Closing Date: September 30, 2024

Are you looking for a career in national security? The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) is seeking students to join our team for summer 2025. Our paid internship program will provide students the opportunity to gain marketable developmental experience in counterintelligence and insider threat, industrial security, personnel security, security training, and other DCSA core mission and support areas. Become a part of America's Gatekeeper Team!

This announcement is open to: Current students enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate degree program with a full-time course load at time of application and in the spring semester prior to the summer program, with an expected graduation date of October 2025 or later.

Duties

Under the Security Administration series, DCSA delivers efficient and effective background investigations, continuous vetting, and adjudications to safeguard the integrity and trustworthiness of the federal and contractor workforce. We inspect and monitor companies that require access to or possess-classified information and controlled unclassified information associated with DoD classified contracts. These companies produce critical technology and provide services for the Department of Defense. Additionally, we provide security products and services to ensure maximal human performance in credibility assessment, industrial security, information security, insider threat, personnel security, physical security and special access program missions through training, education, quality assurance and research.

The DCSA Student Experience is looking for interns to join our team in the following security administration disciplines:

Personnel Security/Adjudications, Physical Security, Communications Security, Information Security, Operational Security, Special Access Programs, FOCI, International Programs, Export Controls and or Emergency Planning.

• Interacts with security personnel and other staff regarding issues or other developments in specific cases.
• Utilizes risk management principles in the analysis, selection and application of effective security countermeasures.
• Provide investigative support as well as assist in achieving the goals of the assigned program.
• Based upon provided guidance, determines required resources, length, breadth and scope of assignment as well as ensure work is efficiently accomplished.
• Collaborate with integrated teams of security and counterintelligence professionals.

You are applying to the Security Administration series and not a specific position. If selected, you will be placed in an open internship position within the Security Administration series in the location specified in your application.

Census Bureau Careers – Open House for Students

 

Census Bureau Careers – Open House for Students

DATE: Thursday, September 26, 2024
TIME: 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. ET

Meeting Link
Meeting ID: 292 986 007 760
Passcode: xkPRUi

More information about the Census Bureau can be found on their website.

Investigative Intern Spring 2025 | The Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia

Investigative Intern Spring 2025
Location: Washington, DC
Closing Date: November 2, 2024

The Criminal Law Internship Program (CLIP) provides a fast paced, hands-on Internship for current undergraduate and graduate degree students. *Law School Students are ineligible.* 

PDS Investigative Interns spend at least 12 weeks at one of the most prestigious Public Defender offices in the nation. Our Interns don’t just sit in the office all day copying files. Partnered together, Interns work directly with our Staff Defense Attorneys and Investigative Specialists to complete various investigative tasks and zealously advocate for their clients. 

Typical investigative tasks include: locating and interviewing witnesses, interviewing clients, taking detailed witness statements, performing extensive criminal background checks, serving subpoenas, testifying, photographing, measuring and diagramming crime scenes, preparing courtroom exhibits, writing reports regarding investigative activities, assisting with case development and generally assisting the assigned attorney(s) in and out of the courtroom.

Investigative Interns will be given some clerical duties, but the majority of their work is performed out in the community. Investigative Intern training is provided upon employment and throughout the duration of the internship. The first week of every session is mandatory for Intern Training.

To view upcoming Session Dates, please visit our webpage and review the Informational Bulletin - https://www.pdsdc.org/careers/student-internships/criminal-law-internship-program.
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CLIP has 8 sessions each year: 

2 Winter/Spring Sessions, 4 Summer Sessions, and 2 Fall Sessions. This posting will be active for the entire 2025 recruiting season and will be updated for each session. We are currently recruiting for Spring 2025. 

• Session I:  Jan 6 - Mar 28
• Session II: Feb 3 - Apr 25

The Spring Application is open now and closes Nov 2.

The Summer Application will be available Nov 1  and will close Feb 1.
The Fall Application will be  available Feb 3 and will close May 3.

Attend a Smith Minors info session!

Attend a minors information session this October or November! More information can be found on the Smith website.

The Smith General Business Minor has released a rolling declaration process. Students can complete an Intent to Declare form for courses beginning in Spring 2025. 

Applications for Business Analytics, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, and Computational Finance (for Computer Science majors only) open in December.

Spring 2025 Internships | Montgomery County Family Justice Center

Spring 2025 Internships
Location: Rockville, MD
Closing Date: October 20, 2024

FJC has 3 types of internships available: Client Services, Legal Services and Domestic Violence Prevention Programs.

Client Services Intern Position
(Available Fall, Spring and Summer Semesters)
Assist with intake and reception responsibilities and work closely with the Sheriff's Office Client Assistants and Management on administrative projects. Must be at least 18 years old and currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate school.


Legal Services Intern Position
(Available Fall, Spring and Summer Semesters)
Assist with the review of legal services referrals and updating databases, observing court proceedings and taking notes, outreach to potential clients to offer legal services, and assist with reception and intake responsibilities. Must be at least 18 years old and currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate school.



Domestic Violence Prevention Programs Intern Position
(Available Fall and Spring Semesters)
Assist with coordinating meetings for all prevention programs, with the Choose Respect Montgomery initiative, facilitating workshops on teen dating violence for middle and high schoolers, reception responsibilities and handling FJC Foundation donation collections. Must be at least 18 years old and currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate school.

Student Trainee (Cybersecurity) | Secret Service

Student Trainee (Cybersecurity)
Department of Homeland Security
U.S. Secret Service
Office of Investigations

Open & closing dates: 09/24/2024 to 09/30/2024

Summary
Joining the Secret Service, Office of Investigations, Criminal Investigative Division in Washington, DC will allow you to be oriented in the application of operations, automating processes; the analysis of existing and evolving computer technology and cybersecurity to meet mission requirements and satisfy stakeholder needs.

Duties
The selectee will serve as a Student Trainee (Cybersecurity) in the Office of Investigations. Typical work assignments include:

• Receives classroom and on-the-job training in carefully selected assignments to develop the knowledge and skills of a Student Trainee (Cybersecurity).
• Completes training assignments that embrace the principles, concepts, regulations, and work processes fundamental to system security engineering.
• Performs developmental tasks assigned by the supervisor in the application of principles, procedures, and work techniques in actual operating situations such as computer systems architecture analysis and design, and reviews and comments on technical papers and contract submittals.
• Assists higher graded technical personnel in identifying requirements for network connectivity; becomes familiar with cybersecurity orientation and with functions of customers; reviews systems analysis to include feasibility studies for hardware and soft ware specifications; and documents recurring processes.

Maryland General Assembly Internship Info Session – Open to All!

Join the UMD Fellows Program for an in-person information session on internship opportunities with the Maryland General Assembly (MGA). Hear from a sitting Maryland Delegate and alumni about the MGA internship program, ask questions, and learn about working in state government.

Event Details:

• Date: Monday, September 30, 2024
• Time: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
• Location: 0100 Marie Mount Hall (Maryland Room), University of Maryland

Applications are now open! Don’t miss this opportunity to gain hands-on experience in state politics and policymaking. For questions, contact fedglobal@umd.edu.

RSVP here to secure your spot!

Summer 2025 Public Safety Officer | Ocean City, MD Police Department

Summer 2025 Public Safety Officer
Location: Ocean City, MD
Salary: $17.91 per hour

Each Summer, the Ocean City, MD Police Department hires approximately 100 seasonal employees to assist with the busy Summer Resort.

This position is paid and can count as internship credits through your university if approved.  We will even proctor final exams for the students with professor approval. 

We no longer have Seasonal Police Officer positions because the program has been discontinued, but we are offering civilian positions (Public Safety Officer). 

Public Safety Officers are utilized as civilian support staff within the Patrol and Support Services Divisions.

Public Safety Officers assigned to Arrest and Detention are responsible for processing and custody of detainees, safety and security of the Public Safety facility, interaction with the general public and the courts.

Public Safety Officers assigned to Patrol Operations handle traffic control, parking enforcement, assist with transportation of arrestees, public safety needs at special events, and the enforcement of civil violations.

TESTING PROCESS:

In an effort to streamline our testing process and alleviate the financial burden of traveling for applicant testing, our written testing and interview will be conducted online. The written test is a minimal cost compared to traveling to take an in-person test, incurring lodging, meals, and other travel expenses. This will allow the applicant to take the online test at their location and time of choice. Upon successful completion of the written test and virtual interview, applicants will then be provided a background investigation packet to submit.

HIRING PROCESS:

Candidates must submit an application through Police App with preliminary background form attached, successfully complete an on-line written examination, structured virtual interview, background investigation, and medical examination.

In order to complete the on-line written test and virtual interview, applicants will need access to a computer with camera, and show a State issued driver's license or identification card.

Spring 2025 Homeland Security Investigations Student Volunteer Internship

Homeland Security Investigations Student Volunteer Internship
Location: Baltimore, Cambridge, or Frederick, MD
Closing Date: October 2, 2024

Homeland Security Investigations
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) is the largest investigative agency of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. HSI is a vital United States asset in combating criminal organizations exploiting America's trade, travel and financial systems.

HSI’s workforce includes special agents, intelligence research specialists, technical enforcement officers, computer forensics analysts, seized property specialists, auditors, and administrative staff. Its men and women are assigned to cities throughout the U.S. and to offices around the world.

Student Volunteer Internship
HSI recruits interns from a wide variety of educational backgrounds. The Student Volunteer Internship provides unpaid opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, who want to develop their professional skills, exposure to law enforcement, and explore career paths within HSI.

Students may enroll in a internship course to earn academic credit upon successful completion of the program. The Spring 2025 program will take place in Baltimore, Cambridge, or Frederick, MD. Students must have private transportation and two days a week with no class conflicts to fully benefit from the program.

Eligibility Requirements

• U.S. citizenship;

• Be at least 16-years old;

• Be enrolled at least half-time in a degree-seeking program;

• Have at least 30 undergraduate credits; and

• Pass background investigation.

Selection Criteria

• Academic achievement;

• Work experience;

• Extracurricular activities; and

• Interest in HSI’s mission and careers.

Application Materials

• Cover letter;

• Resume;

• Academic transcript; and

• Enrollment verification.

Submit your application to

HSIBaltimore.Recruitment@hsi.dhs.gov

Application Deadline

• Oct 2, 2024 5:00 PM

• Incomplete or late applications will not be considered.

Spring 2025 Criminal Investigator Internship - Major Crimes Unit Bilingual Spanish Assistant Investigator | Virginia Indigent Defense Commission

Spring 2025 Criminal Investigator Internship - Major Crimes Unit Bilingual Spanish Assistant Investigator
Location: Fairfax, VA
Closing Date: October 10, 2024

Who Are We?

The Virginia Indigent Defense Commission (VIDC) is a state agency which represents indigent people charged with criminal offenses throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. The office is comprised of state attorneys, mitigation specialists, administrative staff and investigators. Our investigative division works on Fairfax County criminal cases and is located at the Fairfax County Public Defender’s Office (4103 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax, VA).

What Do Investigators Do?

Investigators assist public defender attorneys by gathering facts and evidence that will help them in their cases. Interns will assist investigators with their caseload, which consists of serious felony cases, including murder, sex crimes, robbery, assault, etc. We are responsible to look for the facts.

Additional Duties:

• Interview clients and witnesses (in jail, the office, or in private homes often using bilingual Spanish speaking skills)
• Conduct research, review evidence and retrieve records
• Write detailed investigative reports
• Attend court proceedings
• Assist in any additional trial preparation tasks

Internship Requirements:

• You are proficient in Spanish language
• You have an interest in, and some familiarity with, the criminal justice system (through coursework and or other practical experience)
• You are comfortable with conducting field work that brings you out into the community and into people’s homes (you will always be accompanied by your assigned investigator)
• Must have availability to work 2 to 3 full days (9:00 am- 5:00 pm) a week and some occasional afterhours work
• You are a good communicator and will maintain professionalism even when interacting with rude or difficult people
• You have a positive and willing attitude

This is a hands-on internship opportunity, requires you to be at work physically and is not a telework opportunity. This is a non-paid internship, but eligible for college credit.

How to Apply:

Provide your resume with a cover letter and email it by no later than Thursday October 10, 2024 (application closing date)

Email To:

Doug Nelson and Karina Sosa

Send resume & cover letter to: dnelson@vadefenders.org  and ksosarodriguez@vadefenders.org  

Careers in Helping Professions Panel

Careers in Helping Professions Panel (Virtual/Zoom)

October 4, 12-1 pm

RSVP HERE

Are you looking for a future career that will allow you to help others & better society? Learn more about future careers in helping professions from our distinguished panelists:

Erin Doolin, Senior Fellowship Manager at Second Day

Nyassa Kollie, Senior Regional Recruitment Supervisor at Peace Corps

Megan Masterson, Manager, Alumni at Girl Up (United Nations Foundation)

Jessica Rawlins Smith, Chief Development Officer at the Innocence Project

Dr. Joakina Stone, Director of the Clark Scholars Program Network at UMD

Please be sure to RSVP in order to receive the Zoom link. Contact Caroline Bodnar with questions at cbodnar@umd.edu

2024 Fall Career & Internship Fair

 

2024 Fall Career & Internship Fair

All undergraduate & graduate UMD students are welcome to attend the 2024 Fall Career & Internship fair, an annual event showcasing local, regional, and national employers all seeking to hire Terps! This is our largest recruiting event of the semester. Register on Handshake to RSVP!

• Tuesday, September 24, 2024(STEM) | 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

• Wednesday, September 25, 2024 (STEM) | 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

• Thursday, September 26, 2024 (All Majors)  | 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Sample list of employers seeking to meet CCJS majors. 

Crime Analyst | Metropolitan Police Department

 

Crime Analyst

Job ID: 27610
Location: 441 4th Street, NW
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Regular/Temporary: Regular
Minimum Rate: $72,711.00
Date Closed: 09/30/2024

General Job Information

This position is located in the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD), Homeland Security Bureau, Real Time Crime Center (RTCC), Research and Analytical Services Branch (RASB).

The Crime Analyst is responsible for analyzing, visualizing, and mapping crime data from MPD and other public safety sources including MPD’s Records Management System (RMS) and OUC’s Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) to support command staff with crime trends awareness, deployment and tactical decision making. The Crime Analyst also combines quantitative and qualitative research methods to develop strategic reports on themes self-initiated or assigned.

The analyst follows established procedures and produces deliverables in a timely fashion with minimal error; incrementally improves procedures and deliverable design; produces a significant volume of self-initiated work; and builds a trusted partner relationship with command staff.

Global Terrorism Minor virtual info session

Attention UMD students! Join us for a virtual informational session on START's Global Terrorism Studies Minor at the University of Maryland!

The Global Terrorism Studies Minor, a cross-disciplinary program housed in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, University of Maryland, is designed to prepare the next generation of terrorism analysts. This program is ideal for students interested in pursuing graduate studies or careers related to terrorism and counterterrorism.

Date: Thursday, October 3, 2024
Time: 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Registration is required: https://lnkd.in/ekSicSfQ

Spring 2025 Internships | START

START is accepting applications now through October 24th, 2024, for the following spring internship opportunities:

• A Geospatial Forecast: Current and Emerging Malign Use of Technology to Threaten Critical Infrastructure and Crowded Spaces Internship
• ICONS Simulation Project Internship
• Irregular Warfare Research Analyst Internship
• Irregular Warfare Data Nexus
• Modeling & Simulation, Artificial Intelligence, On Topics of Social Complexity (MAISC) Internship
• Terrorism and Targeted Violence (T2V) in the United States Internship
• When the Levee Breaks: Understanding Cyber Physical and Cyber Operational Attacks Against Critical Infrastructure by Terrorists and Extremists

Apply here!

CIGIE Career Fair

Fall 2024 CIGIE Career Fair

Date: Thursday, October 21

Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Location: Department of Agriculture, 1400 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20250

Register by September 27^th to secure exhibit space for your OIG at the Semiannual Career Fair hosted by CIGIE’s Employee Engagement and Innovation Committee! Don't miss this opportunity to highlight your offices, career opportunities, and internships with students, recent grads, and professionals! 

Register to secure your exhibit space by September 27^th! RSVP via our attendee registration form via Smartsheet.com.