November 2 • 4pm • Virtual
Each Summer, the Ocean City, MD Police Department hires approximately 150 seasonal employees to assist with the busy Summer Resort. If you’re interested in attending one of the informational sessions via zoom, please send an email to pdtrain@oceancitymd.gov
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The Administrative Assistant will serve as the central point of contact for clients with the IRC Immigration Legal Services team, and provide administrative support to the team. This position involves working directly with clients in a fast-paced environment while maintaining professional standards for capturing accurate information, coordinating client appointments, and facilitating high quality communication.
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The Petey Greene Program is a national organization committed to supporting the academic goals of incarcerated students through high-quality tutoring while also raising awareness among volunteers of the injustices within our carceral system. They are looking for students who are passionate about the issues that incarcerated students face and who may be interested in volunteering.
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November 2 • 4pm • Virtual
Each Summer, the Ocean City, MD Police Department hires approximately 150 seasonal employees to assist with the busy Summer Resort. If you’re interested in attending one of the informational sessions via zoom, please send an email to pdtrain@oceancitymd.gov
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The Fall 2022 – Summer 2023 internship survey is now open!
Now that you have settled into the semester, the University Career Center wants to hear about your internship experiences between Fall 2022 and Summer 2023! Learning more about your experiences can help shape the future of internships for your fellow Terps. Plus, there are some fantastic perks for participating!
Applications for the 2024 cohort of the Karabelle Pizzigati Initiative Fellows are opening TODAY! This program is an opportunity for undergraduate students who are interested in child advocacy to obtain the skills and connections needed to begin their career in an important reform area. In addition to required coursework, fellows will participate in paid internships and receive a $3,000 stipend. Fellows will work closely with the program director to identify and prepare for the fellowship opportunity in the children’s advocacy field.
Applications are due by November 8th, 2023, and the cohort will begin in January 2024. Applicants must be currently enrolled or accepted into an undergraduate program at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Please visit our website (https://tinyurl.com/karabelle-pizzigati-initiative) for additional information about the program. Application information and the link to the application website can be found here.
| Brandi N. Slaughter, JD
Associate Clinical Professor Program Director, Karabelle Pizzigati Initiative in Advocacy for Children, Youth and Families Associate Director of Outreach, Maryland Initiative on Learning & Equity (MILE) University of Maryland, School of Public Policy Thurgood Marshall Hall | 7805 Regents Drive | College Park, MD 20742 301.405.9702 | spp.umd.edu |
