February 22 6pm-7pm

Register here

The Governor's Office is hosting a live session for undergraduate and graduate students related to careers in state government on Monday, February 22 at 6pm. This online "live" event features the Virginia Management Fellows program (a salaried job) and the Governor's Fellows program (a paid summer internship). The information flyer with the access link is attached.  

The Commonwealth of Virginia’s Management Fellows (VMF) program seeks emerging leaders with the desire to serve the people of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and a willingness to commit to a 2-year fellowship of state-level service and learning. Applicants should demonstrate an interest in public service and volunteerism, and the capacity to work as both a leader and a participant in team efforts. Critical thinking is a sought-after skill.

Program application https://vmf.spia.vt.edu/application/

The application deadline is February 24, 2021.

Questions should be emailed to the VMF program director:

Leisha LaRiviere, Associate Director of SPIA
Applied Research Campus – Richmond

llariviere@vt.edu

The historic and prestigious Virginia Governor’s Fellows Program offers a select group of outstanding and highly motivated individuals the opportunity to experience firsthand the administration of state government in the Commonwealth.

https://www.governor.virginia.gov/the-administration/fellows/

The Program is open to rising seniors, graduating seniors, and students enrolled in graduate school. The Program is a full-time commitment, from June 1 through July 31. Each student will be paid $3,600, via stipends, for their 2 month long service to the Commonwealth.

Applications Due: March 15, 2021

If you have any other questions, please email GovFellows@governor.virginia.gov.

In celebration of Black History month, FEMA’s Recovery Directorate is hosting a recruitment event to highlight diverse leaders and diverse career opportunities. Join us to learn about the equitable services that we provide to disaster-impacted individuals and communities, and how you might use your talents to support our growing workforce. Interactive resume tips of do's and don'ts.

Tuesday, February 23rd,⋅11:00 am – 12:30 pm

Join Zoom Gov

Meeting https://fema.zoomgov.com/j/16062521008

Meeting ID: 160 6252 1008

Passcode: 639320

The Target Asset Protection team is hosting a Virtual Information Session for VCU students!

Thursday, February 25th from 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM

Join/Register using the following Zoom link!

Learn about exciting opportunities to join an industry-leading team resolving theft and fraud while protecting guests and the Target team. The topics covered will include information on Target's internship and job opportunities in Asset Protection.

The VCU Pre-Law Society, a university-wide student-run organization whose aim is to help students prepare and apply for law school is hosting the following events:

1. Pre-Law Society at VCU’s Affording Law School Presentation - Feb 17 @ 7:30 PM https://vcu.zoom.us/j/93491065417

2. Breaking Into The Legal Workforce: Paralegal and Entry-Level Jobs - Feb 25 @ 7:30 PM https://zoom.us/j/93389281435?pwd=U202VUE0RGwrZ2xMcy9MWUR0RnJqUT09

3. What Do Lawyers Do? Panel Event - March 4 @ 7:30 PM
   https://americanbar.zoom.us/j/99516824124?pwd=Yi9vNDNPRG8yWGMzZHpzelVRNG1CQT09
   Meeting ID: 995 1682 4124
   Passcode: 726068

The Wilder School Office of Student Success is now accepting applications for the Wilder Graduate Scholars Fellowship program!

This fellowship provides top full-time students in each of our master’s programs with professional work experience, in-state tuition, and a $14,500 stipend through a host employer. Fellowship placements are for one academic year that begins in August and ends in May. Fellows are expected to work 20 hours a week.  

Applications are due March 15.  For more information, please visit https://wilder.vcu.edu/students/student-success/graduate-fellowship/

*New* Information Session

Tuesday, March 2, 2021, 12:00pm -12:30pm 

Register/Join using the following zoom link.

Join the Wilder School Office of Student Success to learn more about the Wilder Graduate Scholars Fellowship program and to have your questions answered regarding the application, selection, and placement process. 

Brookings is currently accepting application materials for their Summer 2021 Partnered School Research Internships. Every year, Brookings reaches out to specific schools to recruit for their summer internship program.  The Wilder School is a partner school and they are eager to hire our students! These are paid internships that will be virtual. 

See the attached internship descriptions for details. 

Qualification Requirements:

• Applicants must be undergraduates who have completed their sophomore year, recent college graduates, or graduate students.
• Internships pay an hourly rate of $15.00, and applicants must be willing to commit to approximately 40 hours per week, with some flexibility around an academic course schedule. The internship dates are (June 7-August 13, 2021).

Application Materials

Required: 

• Resume 
• Coverletter: Applicants' cover letter(s) should highlight their educational experience and skills, along with an explanation of how this internship will contribute to their professional goals.

Option: 

• Writing sample (3-5 pages max)

Submit to the wsinternship@vcu.edu by March 11. 

As a Partner School, the Wilder School Office of Student Success is required to submit your documents on your behalf. You may apply to more than one of the internship positions. Please indicate which position(s) you are applying for in your email. 

• The Resiliency Planner Intern focuses on operational risk management on many levels by being a fast starter able to execute individually and in a team environment during adverse events. This role helps the organization respond and adapt when disruptions occur and maintain business operations while keeping staff, data and company reputation safe. The Resiliency Planner Intern engages in project management, needs assessment, processes improvement, and event recovery efforts that keeps the business running.

Details available on handshake

Job Announcement

The Fairfax County Health Department is a progressive public health leader providing services that promote population health, protect public health and the environment, and ensure residents' equitable access to health services and information. The Health Department’s Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response (EP&R) seeks an Emergency Management Specialist III focusing on infectious disease emergency planning and pandemic preparedness.

Details available here https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/fairfaxcounty/jobs/2979378/emergency-management-specialist-iii

RICHMOND, VA -- The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is thrilled to announce they
are now taking applications for the 11th Conservation Police training academy. DWR will have two
academies during training - basic and modified, based on applicant qualifications. Applications will be
accepted February 1, 2021- March 2, 2021.

See attachment

DWR invites you to apply today to become a CPO. For more information, please visit:
virginiawildlife.gov/conservation-police/recruiting.

SOAR365 is currently hiring for a part-time Development Associate in their Community Engagement department. Together with families, SOAR365 creates life-fulfilling opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Please visit the link below for more information if you, or anyone you know, may be interested in applying.

Associate, Development (part-time) - Richmond, VA - SOAR365 Jobs (isolvedhire.com)

The Humana Safety & Security Fusion Center team is looking for an analyst to support its mission of monitoring the safety & security of 72,000 associates and contractors, and hundreds owned, leased or vendor properties around the globe.

The Fusion Center is responsible for responding to any type of event that may affect the enterprise that could include but are not limited to natural disasters such as hurricanes or other inclement weather, civil unrest, active violence situations, and other man-made disasters. They are looking for a candidate who is an independent pro-active thinker that operates well in a fast-paced environment but is also self-motivated during a non-heightened state. Must be effective and efficient and a good writer and prepared to interact with leadership when called upon. Must be willing and able to work one of two assigned shifts, including nights, weekends and holidays. This position is located in Louisville, Kentucky.

For details see attached

The Center for Community Engagement and Impact will fund undergraduate community-engaged research fellowship awards for research projects mentored by VCU faculty and carried out in collaboration with a community partner. Proposals for this fellowship should include a community-engaged research project that creates and disseminates knowledge or creative expression with the goal of contributing to the discipline and strengthening the well-being of the community. Each fellowship award includes $1500 in funding for the student, $500 for the faculty mentor, and $500 for the community partner.  Eligibility: Undergraduates pursuing research in any discipline(s).  For details and to apply visit: https://provost.vcu.edu/initiatives/urop/community/   

The VCU Center for Clinical and Translational Research (CCTR) will fund undergraduate research fellowship awards for clinical translational research projects focused on human health and mentored by a VCU faculty member. A clinical translational research project is one that aims to translate scientific discoveries into improved human health and wellness. Successful proposals must discuss how the project will increase the student researcher’s knowledge, skills and experience while simultaneously attempting to advance human health through clinical research. Each fellowship award includes $1500 in funding for the student and $500 for the faculty mentor.  Eligibility: Undergraduates pursuing research in any discipline(s).  For details and to apply visit: https://provost.vcu.edu/initiatives/urop/cctr/

The Institute for Inclusion, Inquiry, and Innovation (iCubed) will fund research fellowship awards for projects mentored by VCU faculty who fall within the eight iCubed Cores:  1. Oral Health Equity 2. Sustainable Food Access 3. Intersections in the Lives of LGBTQIA+ Communities 4. Urban Education and Family 5. Disrupting Criminalization in Education 6. Health and Wellness in Aging Populations 7. Racial Equity, Arts, and Culture 8. Culture, Race, and Health.  Each fellowship award includes $1500 in funding for the student and $500 for the faculty mentor.  Eligibility: Work-Study eligible undergraduates pursuing research in any discipline(s) which aligns with the eight iCubed Cores. For details and to apply visit: https://provost.vcu.edu/initiatives/urop/icubed/

The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) will fund a variety of undergraduate student fellowship awards for projects in any discipline, mentored by VCU faculty. Successful student applicants will receive a cash stipend of $1,500 and $500 for the faculty mentor.  Applicants must submit an online application no later than March 10, 2021 for review.   Eligibility: Undergraduates pursuing research in any discipline(s).  For details and to apply visit:  https://provost.vcu.edu/initiatives/urop/urop-fellowship/   

Job Description

Wednesdays at 4 p.m. via Zoom

A space to connect and share experiences about the impact of the pandemic on emotional, mental, physical, and academic well-being.

To register, visit counseling.vcu.edu.

You do NOT have to be enrolled in UCS services to participate in this group.

Mondays at 4 p.m. via Zoom

A space to connect and cope, together.

This support group is jointly facilitated by staff from UCS and SAEO. To sign up, visit counseling.vcu.edu