Are you interested in playing Renaissance and Baroque music in a collaborative and relaxed setting? Do you want to expand your skills by learning an early version of an instrument you already play? Do you want to learn period musical styles from primary sources? In UMBC's Collegium Musicum, you will have the opportunity to sing in a variety of vocal styles and to play on historical instruments, including recorder, crumhorn, racket, cornetto, shawm, harp, guitar, drum, chamber organ, harpsichord, and Baroque violin, viola, and cello. New this year: Viola da gambas! Gambas are particularly fun for guitarists and string players to learn, though anyone with musical experience can join us. Come get a different perspective on history through hands-on performance! 

Auditions are informal - come chat with the professor and demonstrate musical proficiency on whichever instrument you feel most comfortable. Non-majors welcome! Email Dr. Lindsay Johnson at lmjohnson@umbc.edu to set up an audition time. 

Apply by October 21st for Spring '23 Internships 

Apply for Legal Internships: HERE

Apply for Policy Politics and Administration Internships: HERE 

Apply for Maryland General Assembly Internships: HERE

Two courses in the political science curriculum, POLI 438 (Legal Internship) and POLI 448 (Internship in Policy, Politics, and Public Administration) enable students to earn academic credit for internships. 

To earn the four credits associated with POLI 438 or 448, students must:

• Work for at least 160 hours during the semester when the class is taken at an internship approved by the course instructor;
• Concurrently enroll in and fulfill all requirements associated with the Career Center's 0-credit, tuition-free Intern Success Practicum
• Complete a minimal set of oral and written reflections as specified in course syllabi.

Students need permission from the course instructor to register for POLI 438 or 448. Except in the case of eligible students who are applying for departmental internship placement assistance (please see below), students should register for the Career Center's Intern Success Practicum ("the PRAC") prior to seeking permission to enroll in POLI 438 or 448

If you have any questions about Legal Internships 

Please Contact Dr. Jeffrey Davis davisj@umbc.edu

If you have questions about MGA or Public Policy Internships

Please Contact Dr. Laura Antkowiak lhussey@umbc.edu

• Keegan Cook Finberg, Assistant Professor, English
  Fall 2022 Residential Faculty Research Fellow
  
  Project: "Poetry in General, or, Literary Experimentalism after 1960"
  
  
• Renée Lambert-Brétière, Associate Professor, Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication
  Fall 2022 Residential Faculty Research Fellow
  
  Project: “Bridging the digital divide in the documentation of the Innu language”
  
  
• Sabah Uddin, Assistant Professor, Language, Literature, and Cultural Studies, Bowie State University
  Fall 2022 Inclusion Imperative Visiting Faculty Fellow
  
  Project: “Exploring the Art of Digital Protest: The Unbecoming of British Muslims”
  
  
• Charlotte Keniston, Associate Director, Shriver Center; and Ph.D. Candidate, Language, Literacy, and Culture Program
  Fall 2022 Graduate Student Research Fellow
  
  Project: Digital Storytelling Workshop with Black Yield Institute