Seeking Full-Time Job? Check out Verification Specialist

The Center for Early Childhood Education and Intervention (CECEI) is looking for organized and energetic individuals to join their team. Here are the key details:

The Role: Two (2) full-time Verification Specialist positions are open to support the Maryland Child Care Credential Program.

The Mission: Help improve the quality of child care by processing credential applications, providing customer service, and offering technical assistance to providers.

Location: Discovery District, University of Maryland, College Park.

Job Security: Positions are currently funded through June 30, 2027, with a strong likelihood of continuation.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Education, Psychology, Human Development, Communications, Marketing, or a related field.
• Strong communication, time management, and organizational skills.
• Familiarity with office tools (Google Workspace, Apple iWork).

Preferred Qualifications: Bilingual (Spanish/English) and experience in early childhood education settings.

How to Apply:

• Email cecei@umd.edu.
• Subject Line: Must state "Verification Specialist".
• Include: Cover letter, current resume, 3 references, and both formal and informal writing samples.

Timeline: Material review begins October 9, 2026.

Minor in Global Engineering Leadership

 

Registration Open Global Engineering Leadership Minor

Did you know that 94% of employers in the industry are seeking recent graduates with leadership development?

The Minor in Global Engineering Leadership (MGEL) is a 16-credit program designed to develop the skills necessary to lead with a global vision, work effectively with others to address social issues, and engineer solutions that improve communities and organizations. 

Through completing the Minor in Global Engineering Leadership, you will:

• Build durable skills that make you competitive for jobs and internships,

• Complete General Education requirements,

• Have opportunities to study abroad in destinations like Australia and Taiwan, and

• Directly network with Minor alumni working in your field.

Many MGEL course requirements can also double-count towards your major's degree progress. For more details and individualized support, talk to your academic advisor.

Information: https://eng.umd.edu/global/coursework

Register: https://go.umd.edu/MGEL

Questions? Contact Christina Yang, Coordinator (cyang227@umd.edu) or Dr. Darren Pierre, Senior Lecturer & Minor Advisor (dpierre@umd.edu)

Belonging and Community Events

Save the date: Building Bridges workshops! Building Bridges: Addressing Bias Together is an interactive educational opportunity from our Bias Incident Support Services team. These workshops are designed to explore the roots of bias, how it manifests in everyday interactions, and strategies to confront it effectively. There are multiple sessions throughout the semester, tailored specifically for faculty, staff and student audiences. Wednesday, October 7, 12 PM - Student Edition Wednesday, October 14, 12 PM - Staff Edition Wednesday, October 28, 12 PM - Faculty Edition Wednesday, November 4, 12 PM - Student Edition Wednesday, November 18, 12 PM - Faculty & Staff Edition Wednesday, December 2, 12 PM - Student Edition Wednesday, December 3, 12 PM - Staff Edition Wednesday, December 9, 12 PM - Faculty Edition These are free workshops and all are welcome to join! All sessions are held on Zoom. For access needs, accommodations, and questions, please contact Kiara at kdade@umd.edu.

Become a social change advocate with the Social Justice Alliance’s fall workshop Join the BSU-UMD Social Justice Alliance for their annual Fall Workshop, "Becoming Brokers and Advocates for Social Change," in partnership with the 2nd Lt. Richard W. Collins III Foundation. As we approach ten years since the loss of Lt. Collins, we continue to honor his life by bringing Bowie State University, the University of Maryland and community members together and preparing the next generation to turn their commitment to justice into action. Facilitated by Dr. Victoria Alexander Thompson and Dr. Rashawn Ray, this interactive workshop will explore how each of us, regardless of our experience, can become stronger advocates for social change. Participants will leave with practical tools for civic engagement, advocacy, and advancing equity within their communities and institutions. Becoming Brokers and Advocates for Social Change - BSU-UMD Social Justice Alliance Fall Workshop When: Friday, October 30, 10 AM to 2 PM Where: Stamp Student Union, Prince George’s Room Hosted by: BSU-UMD Social Justice Alliance Register for BSU-UMD Social Justice Alliance Fall Workshop For access needs, accommodations, and questions, please contact jcsnider@umd.edu.

Meet 250+ Employers at the UMD Career & Internship Fair, Oct. 1 & Oct 2

 All UMD students are welcome to attend the Fall Career & Internship Fair, an annual event to explore career fields, apply for openings, and make connections for future opportunities.

Time: 11:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Location: The Hotel at The University of Maryland, 7777 Baltimore Ave, College Park, MD 20740

October 1, 2026 – STEM Focus

October 2, 2026 – All Industries & STEM Focus

Employers Attending

BSOS Students, use the button above and the highlighted major list below to identify and research organizations attending the Fair in Handshake.

PSYC Majors

GVPT Majors

ECON Majors

CCJS Majors

SDSC Majors

Tips for Attending the Event 

Determine a goal for attending (e.g., explore a career field, gain tips for applying, etc.) and develop questions to ask. 

Prepare your resume and craft a concise self-introduction. 

Dress to impress with these ideas and tips. 

Research the organizations attending ahead of time

BSOS Career Ready: Skills That Shine at a Career Fair

STUDENT CHECK-IN, Day of the event:

University of Maryland, College Park Student check-in takes place on the second floor of the Mezzanine lobby at The Hotel. Please have the following items readily available at all times:

University of Maryland, College Park ID (Current Students, Alumni, & Faculty/Staff)

Valid Driver’s License/State-Issued ID (Alumni)

Prepare to Attend

Belonging & Community Events at UMD

Welcome Week Juke Joint

Come showcase your talents at Nyumburu’s open mic! Free popcorn will be served! When: Thursday, September 3, 7 PM to 8:30 PM Where: Nyumburu Multipurpose Room Hosted by: Nyumburu Cultural Center Pre-register to perform at Juke Joint For access needs, accommodations, and questions, please contact carswell@umd.edu.

The Words of Engagement Intergroup Dialogue course (WEID 139) invites students to examine their own beliefs and lived experiences, how these may shape interactions, and ways in which understanding others might expand awareness.  Over seven weeks in facilitated dialogue sessions, students will practice self-reflection, listen deeply, share openly and communicate across difference. This course offers a departure from a traditional class structure and requires active participation and discussion.

WEID 139 is offered by Belonging & Community at UMD in partnership with the InDi Training Hub in the College of Education. Please contact dialogue@umd.edu with any questions. Register in Testudo!

Join the LGBTQ+ Equity Center for this annual welcome event & resource fair. Quelcome serves as an LGBTQ+-focused welcome for all students, faculty, and staff at UMD. It is a great way to celebrate the start of the year, meet new people, and learn about LGBTQ+ programming, advocacy, resources, and education across and beyond campus!

When: Wednesday, September 2, 2 PM to 5 PM
Where: Stamp Student Union, Grand Ballroom
Hosted by: LGBTQ+ Equity Center
For access needs, accommodations, and questions, please contact lgbtq@umd.edu.

            

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CMNS Dean's Student Advisory Council recruitment

The CMNS Dean's Student Advisory Council (DSAC) is an opportunity for undergraduate students within the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences to work directly with the Dean of their College and other administrators to better the overall experience of the college.

 

This student lead group will have the chance to share and raise student voices, plan community events, and shape the expectations for the council for years to come! Join for a valuable leadership experience within your college and to leave your legacy within CMNS!

 

Students will be selected from a diverse set of majors and academic years within CMNS based on the quality of their application. Selected members can expect a time commitment of no more than five hours a month for both the Fall and Spring semesters. Students will serve for one academic year with the ability to return.

 

Apply at go.umd.edu/CMNSDSAC2026 by Friday, October 9th.

Reach out to Simone Foye, student/chair of the Dean's Student Advisory Council sfoye@umd.edu with any questions.

CMNS Peer Mentor Information Session - October 1

 The CMNS Peer Mentor Program is preparing to welcome its next cohort of undergraduate student leaders!

CMNS is hosting a CMNS Peer Mentor Information Session for students who may be interested in learning more about the program, the Peer Mentor role, and the application process.

CMNS Peer Mentor Information Session

Thursday, October 1
6:30–7:00 PM
Zoom: Join the Information Session

Students who are interested in receiving additional information about the program, including a reminder when the application opens on Friday, October 9, are encouraged to RSVP for the information session.

RSVP Here