Did you know that you can pick up a laptop from the Library’s Check Out desk?  We have 10 Macs and 10 Dells that are loaned out on a first-come first-served basis.

In order to make laptops available to as many people as possible, laptops may not be renewed, and patrons must wait 24 hours to check out another.

Availability and more information: http://lib.guides.umbc.edu/laptops

Tomorrow is the day! Our Cangialosi Business Innovation Competition finalists have been working hard this semester on their business plans to pitch to real investors--the Baltimore Angels. Come watch UMBC's version of Shark Tank tomorrow, April 26 from 7 pm to 9 pm, in the Library Gallery, as your peers compete for up to $3,000. It's sure to be eventful and we can't wait to spend the evening with you! 

What is the CBIC?
The CBIC is an opportunity for UMBC students who are serious about starting a business.

Who Should Participate?
Any UMBC student (full or part time, graduate or undergraduate) with a dream of launching their own business soon.

Why Participate?
The CIBC will give you "real world" experience.  You'll be paired with a business mentor and you'll get helpful feedback and guidance.  You'll also get connected to the local entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Winners also get: 

·         Free legal services

·         Accounting advice

·         Membership at the award winning Betamore campus in Federal Hill

·         Fundraising advice and Pitch practice with members of Betamore Angels. 

1ST PRIZE = $3,000

2ND PRIZE = $2,000

3RD PRIZE = $1,000 

Additional $2,000 available after 6 months. 

Release Date: 4/24/17

Location: Baltimore, MD

Application deadline: June 9, 2017

Job Start Date: early July 2017 (preferred)

At the Baltimore Jewelry Center, we’re building a vibrant creative community for new and established metal and jewelry artists. As an educational 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we’re on a mission to educate and inspire Baltimore and beyond through our programming, exhibitions, and community & educational outreach.

The Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University

Classified Title: Program Coordinator, Adult and Continuing Education (ACE)

Status: Part Time, 21-27 hours per week. Part time benefits

Date: April 10, 2017

Maryland Humanities is a nonprofit organization based in Baltimore that serves the state with free public humanities programs. The Program Assistant for Maryland History Day, Chautauqua, and Veterans’ Programs provides assistance to the Program Officer responsible for a set of programs in order to provide program support and general administrative support.

MANAGER OF THE ANNUAL FUND

Reports to: Director of the Annual Fund and Development Operations

JOB SUMMARY

The Director of Development leads and oversees all aspects of the fundraising process at Everyman Theatre. This position is a vital member of the senior staff and is responsible for raising roughly half of the Theatre’s annual operating budget from individual, foundation, government and corporate sources to support the Theatre’s acclaimed productions, education programming and community engagement initiatives.

The Development Director serves as a key liaison between board, staff, and donors, and must coalesce the fundraising strategies necessary to implement leadership’s vision. This position is ideal for an energetic, tenacious and ambitious development professional who is eager to find creative solutions to challenges, reach for ambitious goals, and cultivate successful philanthropic relationships for a beloved Baltimore cultural institution.