Evening with Industry:
Non-Profit & Social Services
Thursday, November 12, 2009
5:30 to 7:30 pm
Public Policy lobby |
The UMBC Career Services Center will be hosting Evening with Industry: Non-Profit and Social Services. This event will be held in the Public Policy lobby from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, Thursday, November 12, 2009.
This program has been created especially for you to meet and network with professionals working in various human services, arts and social science career fields and to learn about career opportunities. If you are interested in working in a career field where you can make a difference you won't want to miss this free event.
There are several things you need to do prior to the event:
- RSVP via the events tab in UMBCworks.
- We will be sending an electronic resume book to participating employers. You will need to have an approved resume in UMBCworks in order to be included in the book.
- Put together a professional outfit to wear to the event.
- Check out the participating employers listed below (available November 5, 2009) and do some research on their organizations.
- Develop a 30 second commercial so you are prepared to meet and greet our guests. Follow this link for tips: Career Services Center: Networking: 30-Second Commercial
If you have any questions, please call the Career Services Center, 410-455-2216.
List of Employers Registered to Attend
(as of 11/6/2009):
Click on the 
icon to display the company description each company supplied
us with when they registered for the event.
Athelas Institute, Inc. is a growing non-profit
organization continuously seeking to add
new, energetic, and creative persons to our
team. As a strong advocate of human relations for
the individuals we serve, as well as for their
staff members, Athelas is seeking individuals
who are not only interested in the field of
mental health, specifically with the developmentally disabled population, but also who
are caring, patient, and possess the skills to
help us continue our mission of quality service.
The Baltimore City Teaching Residency is committed to helping outstanding professionals enter Baltimore City Public Schools (City Schools) and begin teaching in our city\'s public schools.
Professionals from all fields will bring their experience, knowledge, and records of achievement to the classroom to positively impact the lives of the students who need them the most.
Celebree Learning Centers is Maryland\'s largest, privately-owned provider of early childhood education services. With 28 programs & centers across MD, we protect, educate & nurture children ages 6 weeks to 12 through age-appropriate play, activities, and projects in a safe, stable environment.
Children\'s Choice is a Christian child welfare agency with programs in Maryland, DC, Delaware and Pennsylvania serving approximately 1,000 children and their families daily. Choice Theory is used to serve as a bridge for individuals in need of the reintegrative processes of family living.
City Year, a proud member of the AmeriCorps network, unites a diverse corps of young adults, ages 17 to 24, for a demanding year of full-time community service, leadership development, and civic engagement.
Community Assitance Network, Inc. provides outreach services to low-income indivduals and families in the community.
The Coordinating Center is a non- profit organization that coordinates the services that people with complex medical needs and disabilities need to stay in their own homes and communities. We also coordinate the steps that are necessary for people to move from nursing homes and institutions to their own homes. We do this by working cooperatively with the people we serve as well as family members, housing agencies, providers of necessary services, and community resources and funders. A statewide organization, The Center is staffed by specialists in nursing, social work, special education and rehabilitation, infants and toddlers services, housing and community resource development.
7 companies registered.
