Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts

Position Description

Art @ Work Waverly Site Supervisor

Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts, Inc.

Position Description

Facilities Assistant Administrator

General

The third and fourth floors of the AOK Library are Quiet areas.  These are good places to study if you don’t mind the occasional whisper or vibrating phone.

The fifth and sixth floors of the AOK Library are designated Absolute Quiet areas at all times.  If you need an environment free from talking, cell phones, or any other noise sources, these are the floors for you!  Library staff walk through the area periodically to enforce quiet rules, but you can also report violations to the Security Desk at 410-455-2331 or Circulation Department staff at 410-455-2354.

The Digital Imaging Specialist is responsible for all digitization projects in the studio with a focus on archive grade digitization of 2D materials. This person must have previous professional experience using scanning equipment, a strong knowledge of digital photography, film based imagery, industry standard formatting, and digital workflow. This technical position is a skills-based job focused on the production of digital images for individual photographers, artists, foundations, as well as other non-profit and corporate organizations. A high level of organization is required.

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

Once again, the time has come for our Entrepreneur Panel, next week Wednesday, April 12 from 19 - 1 pm, in University Center 312. We have three amazing people who will be coming to talk about their adventures as entrepreneurs, so bring questions! We can't wait to see you!

Alex Chizhik ‘97, Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel, VIMRO, LLC--University of Baltimore, School of Law, J.D.; University of Maryland, Baltimore County, B.A., Economics, Double Minor, Finance and International Affairs

A simple telephone call in 2005 from a friend asking for advice led Alex to joining his friend’s startup as a Partner and Employee #2. 12 years later, as the company grew from 2 people to 50, and over $10M in revenue, Alex says he can’t imagine doing anything else. VIMRO provides professional services in the IT infrastructure space working within datacenters and wide and local area commercial networks.

Rob Deford ‘93, Owner and President, Boordy Vineyards-- Loyola University, MBA; University of Maryland, Baltimore County, B.A., Geography

Rob Deford is a twelfth generation Marylander with over forty years of experience in the wine industry. He studied viticulture and enology at the University of California at Davis from 1979–1980. Upon returning to Maryland, Rob assumed the role of president and winemaker of Maryland’s historic Boordy Vineyards. Under Rob’s guidance Boordy has gained a reputation as a leader in the regional wine movement in the mid-Atlantic, through one of the most exciting and challenging periods for the American wine industry.

Kara Redman, CEO, Backroom

Kara is an ex-full service agency strategist who needed a better way to do great work. So she founded Backroom in 2014, where they use deliberate process to build brands and web technology that empowers the visionary people who work with them to go out and do big things. She believes that how they get there is just as important as where they end up, and the best products come from intimate collaboration with clients and constant iteration. At Backroom, they help companies with real substance live up to their potential, and build incredible relationships in the process.

Co-Sponsored by the UMBC Career Center

• a UMBC student (undergrad or grad)?
• able to meet with our researchers for 1 hour in the next 2 weeks?

• printing at the Library, Commons, and computer labs
• food at True Grits or the Commons
• vending machines on campus
• anything at the UMBC Bookstore
  

Edit: Sorry, all spots have been taken!  Thanks for your interest!