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College of Arts and Sciences

"I think UBalt was the best choice for me because I can balance both work and school."
Merrick School of Business

“My time at UBalt has been the most unforgettable experience of my life thus far. I've been able to not only create dreams I originally thought impossible, but also achieve those dreams. This experience wouldn't have been possible without the resources provided to me through various scholarships, and I will be forever grateful.”
College of Public Affairs

"I chose UBalt because I liked how everyone has close relationship among students and staff, and I liked small classes that allow students to have closer relationship with professors."

Students on the Move

Nicole Harlock

Graduate Student
Major: M.A. in Global Affairs and Human Security

“I have been fortunate enough to not only have benefited from UBalt’s Career and Internship Center’s (CIC) services, but also to have had the pleasure of working for the office as a Career Peer Educator (CPE) this semester. It was through the CIC that I was introduced to my first internship with the Office of the State’s Attorney’s for Baltimore City, where I subsequently gained full time employment. In addition, my role as a CPE has expanded my professional skill set and I have gained meaningful connections through my work here. CIC has greatly enriched me educationally, professionally, and personally. I urge any UB student to take full advantage of the multitude of services offered by CIC during their tenure at the University and even up to two years after graduation! UB’s CIC offers important networks, information on current internships, career planning and coaching, resume review, vetted job opportunities, and much more!”
Noma Smothers

Undergraduate
Major: Policy, Politics, and International Affairs

"One thing I like about UBalt is the support of staff members, especially in the Career Center. They all want to see their students succeed and go above and beyond to provide their time and services, which speaks volumes.

I have received assistance and guidance from the Career Center on many different occasions. Within a course of six months, I have been helped with building my resume, securing an internship at an International Organization, as well as setting up my LinkedIn profile. With the help of my career coach and student advisor, I now have realistic expectations and the confidence to achieve my goals. I have hope that with the resources they have provided to me when an opportunity comes my way, there is no doubt I will make a positive impact in the community. I highly recommend all students reach out to a Career Coach or an Academic Advisor. Utilizing these services will definitely be beneficial to all students."
Victoria Dimoff

Graduate Student
Major: Industrial and Organizational Psychology

"After returning home in 2020 from working in Australia, Victoria began her master's program in Industrial/Organizational Psychology with University of Baltimore. Since then, Victoria has had the great experience of working with the Career and Internship Center as the Graduate Assistant for Employer Relations. Through this position, and through her education, she has been able to secure a role as a People Operations Coordinator for a data analytics company upon graduation. She is passionate about understanding how people operate within organizations, and ensuring that employees are motivated and satisfied with their job experiences."
Danielle Brownson

Undergrad Student
Major: Criminal Justice with minors in Victim Studies and Psychology

"When I was searching for my academic internship, I had felt very defeated because I was struggling to find suitable places that piqued my interest and fulfilled my passion for victim services. I felt stuck between a rock and a hard place and, with time winding down quickly, I was worried that I would not secure a placement in time for the summer semester. That is when I turned to the Career and Internship Center where I was perfectly matched with International Social Service - USA, a nonprofit organization with the mission of reunifying families separated by borders and getting child victims of abuse and neglect placed into better environments. Before my internship, I was starting to experience academic burnout and I felt myself losing passion for my field. However, after being placed with ISS-USA, I quickly became integrated with the flow and pace of the work environment, and I relished in the rewarding feeling that I experienced from the work that I was completing. Knowing that I was helping victims get into healthier and safer conditions rekindled the passion that I had felt fizzling out, and I found myself excited to go to work every week. As my internship was coming to an end, my strong work ethic and passion was recognized by my supervisor, and I was graciously offered to be brought on as an official employee with the organization for the position of the Intercountry Service Coordinator, which has secured me both a part-time job for my final semester and a full-time job for after graduation. I am beyond excited for this new chapter in my life, and I am grateful for the support and guidance that I have received from the CIC during this whole process!"
Shannon Thomas

Law Student
Program: Jurisprudence/Law School

"My position working at the Career Center was really my first structured employment since having my first child in 2000! As a “non-traditional” student, I was very concerned about building a resume. The Career and Internship Center helped me build a resume and gave me a great job to put on it!"