Baltimore Students for Startups is a community service project that connect local startups and fast growth companies with talented students looking for internships. Their first event was a success so they are hosting another Intern Match Event for web, graphic, and print design students including other majors.

The event will take place from 6:00pm-9:00pm on Thursday May 2, 2013 at

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School – Harbor East Campus
100 International Drive
Baltimore, MD 21202

Food and drinks will be served. There is plenty of available street and garage parking. The tentative agenda is as follows.

5:30pm Doors Open
6:00pm Orientation
6:15pm-8:45pm Pitch/Match session, delicious refreshments, interviews
9:00pm: event concludes

Interested students should RSVP by May 1st at 2pm.

Baltimore Students for Startups is a community service project that connect local startups and fast growth companies with talented students looking for internships. Their first event was a success so they are hosting another Intern Match Event for web, graphic, and print design students including other majors.

The event will take place from 6:00pm-9:00pm on Thursday May 2, 2013 at

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School – Harbor East Campus
100 International Drive
Baltimore, MD 21202

Food and drinks will be served. There is plenty of available street and garage parking. The tentative agenda is as follows.

5:30pm Doors Open
6:00pm Orientation
6:15pm-8:45pm Pitch/Match session, delicious refreshments, interviews
9:00pm: event concludes

Interested students should RSVP by May 1st at 2pm.

Check out their Information Session Tuesday 4/30/13 in the Commons 331 from 5:00-6:30! Pizza will be served! 

Below please find a link to the Student Technical Assistant (Paid College Summer
    Intern) bulletin for DHCD. As you can see, they are recruiting college students in a
    variety of majors/ fields of study in just about every division. 

http://www.jobaps.com/MD/sup/bulpreview.asp?R1=13&R2=999999&R3=234

    
Work that matters. The Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development (DHCD) is a national leader in financing affordable housing and community development lending.  We are good and strive to be great.  
    
The Student Technical Assistant classification is used to hire college students for temporary positions at DHCD. College Transcripts are required to verify coursework completion and current enrollment.
    
LOCATION OF POSITION

    
The majority of positions are located in Crownsville, Maryland. However, some may be located in Baltimore City.
    
Students are responsible for providing their own transportation to and from work.
    
POSITION DUTIES

    
The Student Technical Assistant Classification is used to hire college students for temporary summer positions at DHCD. These positions assist staff in either the Office of the Secretary, Division of Credit Assurance (Asset Management), Community Development Administration (Finance),Division of Finance Administration, Division of Neighborhood Revitalization, Office of Communications and Marketing, Information Technology Division, and the Office of Human Resources.
    
Interns must be able to handle confidential information and work according to agency policies, procedures and guidelines.
    
MINIMUM EDUCATION OR GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

    
Appropriate College Majors: Urban Planning, Public Administration, Public Policy, Architechture, Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, Management, Economics, Journalism, Mass Communications, Advertising, Marketing, Liberal Arts, Media/Technology, Computer Science, Human Resources, or another related field.
    
In order to be eligible for this opportunity, students must have completed freshman, sophomore, junior or senior year in an undergraduate program and be currently enrolled in an undergradute or graduate program.
    

The UMBC Review is a journal for undergraduate research done at UMBC. CMSC and CMPE majors who have recently finished a research project or paper or plan to do so before the fall should consider submitting it for volume 15, which will be published next April. The Review publishes papers in all disciplines, including the computing sciences.

Papers may be submitted at any time between now and 13 September 2013 for consideration in the next volume. Students graduating this spring or summer are eligible to submit papers on work completed as an undergraduate. See the table of contents of the current issue to get an idea of the range and length of published papers.

If you are interested, fill out this online form to get additional information.