Priority Deadline: October 10, 2025.
Need professional clothing for an upcoming fair, interview, internship, or networking event?
The Feller Center invites undergraduate BSOS majors to apply for the BSOS Suit Yourself Award if you are in financial need for professional clothing.
This is a one-time $200 award to current BSOS undergraduate students.
Maryland General Assembly Legislative Intern Program for College Students
Established in 1980, the Maryland General Assembly’s Legislative Intern Program provides college and university students internship opportunities with legislative offices during session. Upon acceptance into the program, these students begin their prestigious internship within the halls of the Maryland State House, the oldest state capitol in continuous legislative use in the nation.
During the 90-day session, interns not only gain exposure to the daily operations of a legislative office, but witness history in the making as they develop a deeper understanding of Maryland’s democratic process through a variety of impactful work and experiences.
October 15, 2025: Application Deadline – All applications and accompanying materials are due.
Applicants may be from any major, but should possess a high degree of maturity, responsibility, and professionalism, and be highly motivated to succeed. All applicants must have a strong academic record and receive a positive recommendation from their school sponsor.
Requirements:
- Presently enrolled in a public or independent college or university within the state of Maryland
- At least 18 years of age
- Graduated high school
- Receive academic credit for the internship*
- Have a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average
- Have proof of competency in college composition
- Receive sponsorship by a professor, advisor, or career services representative from their school
- Able to work in Annapolis a minimum of two days each week during the 14-week program, to include a Wednesday or Thursday
- *If your college or university does not offer credit for this internship, we support independent academic credit requests.
Apply:
- Resume (PDF Format)
- Unofficial transcript (PDF Format)
- Essay (PDF Format): A brief description of yourself, interests in State government, and your objectives for an internship with the Maryland General Assembly (approximately 200 words)
- Sponsor Information: Applicants must provide the name and contact information for their sponsor (must be a professor, advisor, or career services representative from their school). The sponsor will be contacted via e-mail to confirm their endorsement. In addition to recommending an applicant for the internship, a sponsor must confirm that the applicant will receive credit for the internship, and the sponsor must agree to provide guidance during the internship, if needed. Sponsors must confirm their sponsorship no later than Tuesday, October 21, 2025.
The Office of Civil Rights and Sexual Misconduct (OCRSM) is seeking volunteers to be Title IX Hearing Advisors. Title IX Hearing Advisors are university staff trained on the policies and procedures under Title IX who are called to serve for either complainants or respondents that do not have an advisor.
Roles of Title IX Hearing Advisors:
- Support the party that is involved in the process
- Prepare the party for the pre-hearing and hearing meetings that occur at the end of the formal complaint process
- Conduct the cross-examination during the hearing (ask questions during the hearing on behalf of the party they are advising)
The training will take place virtually on October 20, from 12 PM to 4 PM. To attend the training, please click on the following link to register: OCRSM Training Registration. Any questions can be sent to OCRSM director and Title IX coordinator Angela Nastase, J.D. at titleixcoordinator@umd.edu.
Careers in Social Work Panel
Wednesday, October 22, 2025 | 5 – 6 pm | Virtual
Register via Handshake
Interested in pursuing a career in social work? Join us for a panel discussion with professionals working in and around this amazing social service field. Learn about the different specializations of Social Work, applying to MSW Programs, as well as the career options available within this highly versatile field.
Undergraduate UMD Psychology students are especially encouraged to attend this event. This event is open to all current UMD undergraduate and graduate students.
Panelists:
Trauma Therapist | MSW, LMSW, LSWAIC
Clinical Care Manager | LCSW
Psychotherapist, Social Worker | LCSW-C
Founder & Executive Director | LICSW, LCSW-C
Hosted by the Feller Center, the Department of Psychology, and the PSYC Career Alumni Network.
