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THIS WEEK: Human Trafficking & Forced Criminality
On-Campus Event: Human Trafficking & Forced Criminality
Event on MONDAY, OCT 28th – National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
On-Campus Event: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
On-Campus Event: Human Trafficking & Forced Criminality
McNair Scholars Program
Save Your Semester Workshop | Virtual
Virtual: October 15th, 7:00pm-8:00, via Zoom registration required.
***Note this is a College Park Workshop. We can offer you academic support services at USG–you don’t need to travel to College Park. Let CCJS@USG know what you need and we will tell you which service center to reach out to!
UMD START Spring Internships
Applications just opened for the UMD START Center Spring 2025 internships. This is a popular internship with our CCJS@USG students! They have a number of opportunities this year including:
- 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
Applications are due by October 24th at midnight. All the information needed to apply can be found on our website.
Graduate School Preparation Series – Fall 2024
It is never too early or too late to begin planning for graduate school.
The Macklin Center with the support of faculty and staff is hosting a five-series program that will help students understand graduate school, its requirements, and how to prepare for getting into a program of their choice.
The series ends one week before the Graduate Program Expo scheduled for November 19, 2024.
Register using this LINK or the QR code on the attached flyer.