CBP’s Office of Field Operations (OFO) offers meaningful career opportunities in law enforcement serving a mission to protect our country’s borders and facilitate legitimate trade and travel, providing life-saving humanitarian aid to those in need. Complete your registration today. Whether you are an experienced law enforcement professional looking for a career change, or you are thinking about law enforcement for the first time, this event will inform you and our recruiters’ stories will inspire you!
REGISTER BY November 3 to gain access to the event lobby several days early. Browse videos, booth content, application links, FAQs, and other resources. Then attend on November 5 to listen as our team members share insights about life with OFO, their duties and experiences, as well as federal benefits and the hiring process, in live broadcasts throughout the event.
Enter the Expo at any time between 11 AM and 3 PM ET to attend any of our live webinar broadcasts and browse the booths. The first two hours of the event will likely be the busiest, so you may want to wait until later in the day to sign up for a 1-to-1 chat with a recruiter.
Our Virtual Career Expo is an informational recruitment event; no interviews will be held, nor job offers made. Learn about our hiring process and more by attending; our recruiters and professional staff will be available to answer questions.
This is an entry-level clerical position performing case processing duties and responsibilities daily which entails a high volume of data entry work multiple case types to include, but not limited to civil, criminal, and traffic court cases of the Montgomery County District Court. Greets the general public and court related personnel and assists with information about cases, proper completion of court forms, or explaining court policies and procedures by telephone or in person. Performs other duties as assigned.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Receive filings/new cases, check to ensure filings meet requirements of rules and fees associated with filing. Distribute filings to appropriate desk/queue. Assist customers by telephone and at office counter, provide information within office guidelines. Assist and perform clerk duties in other sections, as needed.
Retrieve files from file room for pleadings. File cases that have been updated.
Other duties as assigned to include, but not limited to, providing backup cashiering.
Are you looking for an internship for the Spring? Then you should apply to D.C. Witness.
D.C. Witness is looking for interns to help in its vital mission to bring transparency and change to the city’s broken criminal justice system.
Students and recent graduates who are interested in pursuing careers in journalism, sociology, public health, data analysis or legal fields are welcome to apply.
You will be a part of the team that reports on court cases, analyzes data and identifies violent crime trends.
This is not a coffee grabbing internship. From Day 1, you will learn and hone journalism techniques that will enable you to help D.C. Witness make a difference. So many community members are craving the information you will provide.
During the internship, interns may:
Track violent crime cases;
Attend court hearings/trials on violent crimes;
Write brief and long-form stories on violent crime cases, data and trends;
Research court documents and analyze crime-reduction policies;
Assist with interviewing families of defendants and victims;
Interview court employees;
Participate in multimedia projects; and
Other administrative responsibilities.
This internship is unpaid but college credit may be offered. D.C. Witness is a news site (www.dcwitness.org) that provides transparency on homicide and non-fatal shooting cases in Washington, D.C. The site does this by collecting data on cases from date-of-death/incident to judicial resolution, reporting on court proceedings, and conducting interviews.
If interested in applying, please send a resume, cover letter and writing sample to our Assistant Editor Adriana Marroquin at adrianam@dcwitness.org.
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, helping to restore health, safety, education, economic wellbeing, and power to people devastated by conflict and disaster. Founded in 1933 at the call of Albert Einstein, the IRC is one of the world’s largest international humanitarian non-governmental organizations (INGO), at work in more than 40 countries and 29 U.S. cities helping people to survive, reclaim control of their future and strengthen their communities. A force for humanity, IRC employees deliver lasting impact by restoring safety, dignity and hope to millions. If you’re a solutions-driven, passionate change-maker, come join us in positively impacting the lives of millions of people world-wide for a better future.
SCOPE OF WORK
The Anti-Trafficking Intern will work in close coordination with the case management teams to serve survivors of human trafficking who are struggling to navigate various systems to access resources and services.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Assess needs and priorities and work directly with IRC clients to create a service plan and deliver on-going case management.
Assist with outreach efforts by drafting, editing, and distributing informational materials such as flyers, fact sheets, presentations, and local resources.
Contribute to partnership development by researching agencies, networks, and service providers aligned with program goals and impact.
Guide clients to various appointments including but not limited to appointments with lawyers, local law enforcement, health care and public benefit providers.
Engage in community mapping to identify and refer clients to external resources. Engage in community outreach activities to identify potential clients and increase IRC visibility.
Assist in maintaining quality control of files.
Other tasks as assigned.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Intern will gain case management experience by interacting with and assisting case manager on support for vulnerable clients.
Intern will acquire knowledge of the US healthcare system.
Intern will learn reporting requirements for resettlement agencies and how to capture data to improve services.
Intern will learn or improve cross cultural communication skills.
Qualifications
Minimum commitment of 20 hours per week.
Ability to work in-person required.
Reliable access to a personal vehicle, valid US driver’s license, and active insurance policy preferred.
Ability to work independently and under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
Organized with attention to detail.
Excellent communication and writing skills.
An interest in humanitarian issues, trafficking survivor services and related issues
Proven ability to work independently and as a team member in a global setting.
Willingness to use public transportation with clients in order to orient clients to buses, etc.
Proficiency in Spanish, Arabic, or French preferred.
TO APPLY
Click Apply Now at the top of this page. Please attach a resume, cover letter, and a list of (at least) three references to your application. The deadline to apply is January 5th, 2026.
This position is for the Spring semester and requires a minimum commitment of 4 months. Ability to come in-person to Silver Spring office is required.
Spring 2026 Interns are expected to begin their internship term by attending an in-person intern orientation on January 26th, 2026 from 9:15AM-3:30PM.
The University of Maryland offers over 200 degree granting graduate programs. Attending Graduate School offers countless opportunities for professional, intellectual, and personal growth. Graduate degree holders can earn more money over a career and gain access to management and leadership roles. This fall, the Graduate School at the University of Maryland is holding virtual information sessions about the benefits of earning a graduate degree.
To attend one of these sessions, please sign up here. Graduate School Information sessions (virtual)
Wednesday, November 5 5:00 – 8:00 PM ZoomUSG Campus, Building 4 Atrium Connect with youngprofessionals, alumni, and graduate program reps at Networking Night!Practice networking, get a free headshot, and explore career pathways andgraduate opportunities.
Wednesday, November 5 12:00 – 1:30PM Hybrid, Priddy Library Learn how to create digital maps, combining them with photos, text, video and audio, to tell a story.
Thursday, October 30, 12:30 – 1:30 PMHybrid, Priddy Library So many databases to choose from! Determine which ones are best, develop effective search strategies, tips on identifying peer-reviewed articles, and managing search results.
Tuesday, November 4,4:00 – 5:30 PM Hybrid, Priddy Library Tips and techniques forsearching library databases, reading scholarly articles, and creating a literature review.
