Shriver Center

Legg Mason, founded in 1899, is a leading Global Asset Management Firm that serves the Institutional, Mutual Fund and Wealth Management Markets. Headquartered in Baltimore, MD, Legg Mason has multiple domestic and international locations with major business centers in New York, NY, and Stamford, CT. With our disciplined, long-term approach to investing, world-class performance, and reputation for high integrity, Legg Mason has been recognized by Forbes Magazine as one of 'America's Best Big Companies' for the three consecutive years.

As a leading Asset Management Firm, Legg Mason recruits only the best and the brightest individuals to join our organization. We are committed to Investing in Futures...Yours! Explore opportunities to advance your future with an industry leader by visiting our website at www.leggmason.com.

JOB DESCRIPTION:
The Internal Audit department, located in downtown Baltimore, is currently seeking a paid, Summer 2007 Intern for their Financial and Operation audit group.

The qualified candidate will be responsible for the following: assisting Senior Auditors in the performance of audit test work; assisting Senior Auditors in identifying areas of recommendations; and conducting day-to-day Internal Audit activities. Other duties as assigned.

The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in an accounting or auditing career and should be pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics or Information Technology. Coursework in Auditing and Intermediate Accounting is required, and Information Systems/Technology experience is a plus. This person must have proficiency in MS Word and Excel, excellent oral and written communication skills, strong analytical skills, and an inquisitive nature. Interns must also be able to commute to our downtown Baltimore location several times per week as a time commitment of 35 hours per week is expected. EOE.

Interested applicants may submit an online resume to UMBCworks to be considered for an on-campus interview on 2/23/07.

Capable of executing test procedures. Capable of operating technical equipment (Oscilloscopes and Spectrum analyzers for debug and monitoring). Effectively follows directions and incorporate new techniques and development approaches. Demonstrates ability to learn, assimilate design knowledge, incorporate feedback and improve technical capabilities. Able to demonstrate thorough understanding of fundamental engineering theories and analysis. Demonstrates reliable performance by addressing assignments thoroughly and expediently. Seeks new assignments as workload diminishes. Identifies and seeks guidance on critical issues. ongoing technical education. Areas of interest: Digital Design, Analog Design, Communications, RF/Electro magnetics, or Microprocessors. Have experience with soldering and following wiring diagrams and circuit schematics.

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Assignments in Design/Development may include using CAD design systems, trouble-shooting hardware/software, and designing/testing/debugging new functions/features. Assignments in Manufacturing/Sourcing could include
manufacturing engineering, shop operations, simulation modeling, lead-time reduction, sourcing, and quality.

Basic Qualifications:

Able to work for a minimum of 12 weeks in the Summer term, and 15 weeks in the Fall or Spring term
Must be willing to relocate to Laurel, MD
Must be pursuing a degree in Engineering
Must have Unrestricted Authorization to work in the US (please see below for details)

Required Credentials:

Basic Qualifications:

3.0 cumulative overall GPA or better

Able to work for a minimum of 12 weeks in the Summer term, and 15 weeks in the Fall or Spring term

Must be willing to relocate to Laurel, MD

Must be pursuing a degree in Engineering

Must have Unrestricted Authorization to work in the US (please see below for details)

STUDENTS MUST APPLY ONLINE AS WELL AS AT UMBCWORKS

Have you found the internship of your dreams on your own, but just don't know how to get credit for it? Do you want a notation on your transcript for all your hard work, but are unsure how to proceed?
Well look no further! The staff at the UMBC Shriver Center is here to help!
Best of all, if you found an internship or co-op on your own for the spring, you can get the notation on your transcript - and be on your way to possibly receiving credit - FREE OF CHARGE. That's right, the fee for all converted Spring 2007 internships and co-ops* has officially been waived!
IN ORDER TO GET YOUR INTERNSHIP CONVERTED TO AN OFFICIAL SHRIVER CENTER INTERNSHIP:

1. Either call (410-455-2493) or stop by the Shriver Center on the
ground floor of the Public Policy Building to make an appointment
with the appropriate Coordinator for your major.
2. Visit http://www.shrivercenter.org/student_obtainingcredit.html
and scroll down to the section entitled “Get your Internship or
Co-op Recognized” that details the conversion process for you.
3. Download and have your supervisor sign the Employer Agreement
found at the above link and obtain verification for your placement
by getting a letter from your employer (on company letterhead)
verifying that you are interning 8-10 hours per week.
4. Meet with your Coordinator to get enrolled in the Practicum (to
have the notation put on your transcript as a university
sanctioned experience) and have your potential credit options
explained to you.
5. Enjoy your internship!

Wednesday, February 7th
Noon to 1PM (free hour)
UC 312
As of August 2006, the FBI had a total of 30,626 employees. That includes 12,617 special agents and 18,009 support staff, such as intelligence analysts, language specialists, scientists, information technology specialists, and other professionals. Learn how you can join the FBI as an intern or full-time employee by attending this informative information session.
Questions, contact Christine Routzahn at the Shriver Center at 410-455-2493.

Wednesday, February 7th
Noon to 1PM (free hour)
UC 312
Openings for Wyeth Summer 2007 internships are open to undergraduate and graduate students interested in working within one of their Research and Development groups which include Chemical & Screening Science, Biological Technologies, Translational Research, Neuroscience, Oncology, Inflamation, CVMD, Women’s Health, and Strategy. These intern positions require a 3.00 GPA or better.
Wyeth will be conducting on-campus interviews at The Shriver Center in early February. Questions? Contact Miryn Alcantara at the Shriver Center alcantar AT umbc DOT edu

*Monday, February 12*
Noon to 1PM (free hour)
Public Policy 107 (large conference room next to The Shriver Center)
Baltimore Clayworks exists to develop, sustain, and promote an artist-centered community that provides outstanding artistic, educational, and collaborative programs in ceramic arts. Intern positions include: Community Arts, Photo; Gallery; Graphic Design; Special Events; and Glaze Technician. Questions, contact Christine Routzahn at the Shriver Center at 410-455-2493.

GE's Global Research Center is searching for exceptional students to work in Niskayuna, NY this summer! If you have a 3.0 GPA, unrestricted work authorization in the US and are majoring in MechE, CompE, CMSC, ChemE, CHEM, MATH, PHYS, or BIO, check out this position today!

Are you passionate about working with kids? Would you like to be a leader in making social change? Then apply to become a Service-Learning Intern for the College Gardens Youth Program! Interns lead other UMBC students in serving at College Gardens Community Center, an after-school program in Baltimore City that works with 1st- 5th graders. Interested applicants should submit a resume to Laura Wilmarth (wilmarth@umbc.edu) by Friday, February 2nd and *must* be available on Monday/ Wednesday evenings between 2:15 and 5:45 pm. A valid driver's license is also required.

Two highly competitive positions are being offered to students majoring in Science and Math at UMBC for the spring 2007 semester. Please do not delay in applying, as the deadline January 31, 2007 is soon approaching.

POSITION #1: VIP K-16 Classroom Fellow

Earn a $1,000 Stipend, plus $100 for travel, by participating as a Fellow through the Vertically Integrated Partnership K-16 (VIP K-16)
Project. VIP K-16-- funded through the National Science Foundation--is a partnership between the University System of Maryland and Montgomery County Public High Schools.

UMBC Undergraduate students majoring in Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Math are welcome to participate in the upcoming Spring 2007 Fellowship.

The time commitment consists of seven to eight hours a week in a
Montgomery County Public High School classroom. The fellowship will last the entire Fall semester. Students accepted will receive a notation on their transcript.

High school teachers are currently looking for Chemistry Undergraduates to work with Advanced Placement Chemistry high school students, math tutors, students with a special interest in horticulture and/or landscaping, students that know GIS, students with a special interest in geology and astronomy, and students with an interest in English/literature to help tutor or edit student's rough drafts.

Deadline for applying is January 31, 2007. Please find attached a bit
more information in the program description.

If you have any questions concerning the Classroom Fellowship or want TO APPLY, contact Alesia Hovatter via email alesiah1@umbc.edu

POSITION #2: VIP K-16 Tutor

Earn a $500 stipend for participating as a VIP K-16 Tutor for the spring 2007 semester. The time commitment consists of 3-4 hours per week for an entire semester. Typical assignments include tutoring high school students after school or on the weekend in Math and Science subjects at Northwood High School in Montgomery County, Maryland. For more information please find attached a program description for VIP K-16 Tutors.

If you have any questions concerning the Tutor position or want TO APPLY, contact email Lori Hardesty, Program Coordinator of K-16 Partnerships, via email lhardesty@umbc.edu or by telephone 410-455-2493.

Big Huge Games seeks programming interns to work closely with our game designers, implementing game logic and rules. Key qualifications include, but are not limited to:

* Thorough fluency in C++
* Familiarity with templates
* Capacity to adapt to coding standards
* Comfort working within a large, pre-existing code base
* Excellent communication skills
* A passion for games
* Ability to be a team player

This is an on-site position in Baltimore, Maryland. In
addition to competitive salaries, Big Huge Games offers an extremely attractive benefits package, including:

Preference will be given to candidates with game script writing experience.

The position is available immediately. This is a paid internship and
work hours are flexible.

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