We are very excited to announce that Tom Reynolds, from the Maryland Municipal League, will be hosting an information session on Tuesday, November 1st, from 12 - 1 pm in room 1301 to talk about the paid MML graduate fellowship program!
This is a highly competitive fellowship where only TWO students are selected and will receive $5,000 fellowship from the School of Public Policy split equally during the academic year. Additionally, the chosen students will receive an internship with a Maryland city or town that will be funded through the School of Public Policy Internship Program.
The Maryland Municipal League Fellowship (MML) and Intern Program provides students with an opportunity to experience municipal government and make change at the local level. Students will serve their internships in a city or town that can best accommodate their particular interests in public policy and/or administration. Previous interns have focused on environmental policy, housing affordability, children and family services, and other important public policy issues. Information about MML and the fellowship program is attached here, along with this application.
By registering for a Career Services event, your attendance is expected – barring extreme circumstances. If you register for an event and fail to attend without prior notice, your access to Career Service events WILL be suspended pending a meeting with the Career Services Director, Bryan Kempton.
If you have any questions about these events or our attendance policy, don’t hesitate to contact us at scampb93@umd.edu or bkempton@umd.edu.