In this working paper, the authors examine the impact of a Maryland state-wide ban on out-of-school suspensions for children in grades preK-2 on behavior. 

Read the paper here. 

Looking for a Federal Work Study position? The Department of Emergency and Disaster Health Systems has an Office Assistant/Clerk positions open.

Office/Clerical Assistant

**Federal Work Study Student Position**

Pay Range: $16.00-16.50/hr.

Location: On Campus (900 Walker Ave.)

Flexible Hours

Part-time, 10 hours per week

Contact: Renee Decker at rdecker@umbc.edu

Apply through Handshake: Job# 9115575

 

One (1) opening for general office/clerical assistant for the Department of Emergency and Disaster Health Services and PACE. 

Responsibilities

• Answering phones
• Greeting visitors and students to the department
• Running errands for the department
• Assist in keeping website and department announcement displays up to date
• Data entry & compiling packets for the continuing education section
• Scan, photocopy, fax, and/or email documents for digitization project
• Work to assist faculty or staff on special projects

Required Qualifications

• Good phone presentation with clear speaking voice
• Ability to multitask
• Available for blocks of time during work week
• Punctual and Dependable
• Detail Oriented
• Ability to handle confidential information
• Ability to work independently, follow instructions, and ask questions for clarification
• Good computer skills including, attention to detail (spelling, grammar, formatting).
• Knowledge of following software programs: Word, Excel, and e-mail
• Willingness to learn aspects of the program so to enhance the caller’s experience, answer basic information questions and/or direct them to the correct person within the department

Preferred/Additional Qualifications 

• Website experience (Word Press)
• Prior office work experience

Looking for a Federal Work Study job? The Emergency and Disaster Health Systems department has 2 positions available in our simulation lab.

Simulation Laboratory Assistant

**Federal Work Study Student Position**

Pay Range: $15.00-16.00/hr.

Location: On-Campus (900 Walker Ave.)

Flexible Hours

Part-time, 10 hours a week

Contact: Renee Decker at rdecker@umbc.edu

Apply through Handshake

 

Two (2) opening as Simulation Laboratory Assistant for the Department of Emergency and Disaster Health Systems (EDHS).

Responsibilities in EDHS clinical lab

• Assist in maintaining and cleaning equipment.
• Assist in lab equipment inventory organization.
• Assist in maintaining cleanliness/ organization in the lab space.
• Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor

Required Qualifications

• No specific lab skills are required. The person chosen will be trained in all aspects of the work
• A general understanding of lab equipment safety is required
• Good organizational skills
• Dependable & responsible
• Able to communicate well with people
• Must be able to work independently when given a task

Preferred Qualifications

• Academic background in emergency health systems or other health field

Have you ever wanted to learn CPR, Basic First Aid, or how to use an AED? Are you part of a department or club/student organization and want to feel prepared for any emergency? 

Now is your chance!

The Emergency and Disaster Health Systems (EDHS) and the Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) departments are now offering training in these skills. Participants will complete the coursework online and then attend a one-day hands-on, skills training and testing class.

All are welcome!

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TO REGISTER: Follow the link to the Calendly sign up page
Last day to register for a session – August 12th

https://edhs.umbc.edu/learn-first-aid-cpr-aed-save-a-life/

**Please choose the correct session for your skill level**

AFTERNOON SESSION (1pm-3pm): If you are a first time learner or non-healthcare provider, choose the Heartsaver skills class.

MORNING SESSION (10am-12pm): Renewing a current certification as a healthcare professional? Choose the BLS Healthcare Providers skills class in the morning session.

You can listen to the story here: https://www.npr.org/2024/07/06/nx-s1-5022929/meet-the-musicians-investing-their-time-in-mentoring-the-next-generation

The conference was put together In partnership with diverse Black Baltimore cultural and religious organizations. In a summative and culminating way, the conference will share the lessons learned with the larger community.

Click here for more information and to register.