Job Title: Clerk (Student Aide)
Agency: Criminal Division, Offices, Boards and Divisions
Job Announcement Number: 10-CRMSTUD-KS-001
Salary Range: $24,865.00-$30,456.00/year
Series & Grade: GS-303-02/04
Open Period: March 23, 2010 to December 31, 2010
Position Information: Full Time (40 hours per week) / Part Time
Who May Be Considered: All U.S. Citizens who are degree seeking students enrolled at least half-time in accredited institutions.
Job Duties:
Students provide general clerical office support to one more staff members, utilizing typing skills and a knowledge of office automation hardware and software systems, including word processing, electronic spreadsheets, database management, calender management and email correspondence. In addition, students may perform the following tasks: copying, answering telephones, making deliveries, filing, distributing mail, placing supply orders, handling special projects and other duties as assigned.
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Administrative officer
Agency: Office of the Justice Program
Sub Agency: National Institute of Justice
Job Announcement Number: JP-11-019-DEU
Salary Range: $74,872.00-$97,333.00/year
Series & Grade: GS-0341-12/12
Open Period: November 8, 2010 to November 17, 2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens-no prior Federal experience required plus well qualified CTAP and ICITAP eligible in the local commuting area.
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Juvenile Justice Program Specialist
Agency: Office of Justice Program
Sub Agency: office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Job announcement Number: JP-11-017-DEU
Salary Range: $89,033.00-$115,742.00/year
Series & Grade: GS-0301-13/13
Open Period: November 8,2010 to November 18, 2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens-plus well qualified CTAP and ICTAP eligible in the local commuting ares.
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Supervisory Personnel Security Specialist, GS 13 (EX)
Agency: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Job Announcement Number: 11-2011-0022
Salary Range: $89,033.00-$115,742.00/year
Series & Grade: GS-0080-13/13
Open Period: November 9,2010 to November 18,2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Job Openings at the Department Of Treasury
Job Title: Police Officer
Agency: Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Job Announcement Number: 2010-027
Salary Range: $50,355.00-$88,501.00/year
Series & Grade: TR-0083-6/8
Open Period: January 22,2010 to January 21,2011
Who May Apply: U.S. Citizens and Nationals
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Agency: Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Job Announcement Number: 2010-027
Salary Range: $50,355.00-$88,501.00/year
Series & Grade: TR-0083-6/8
Open Period: January 22,2010 to January 21,2011
Who May Apply: U.S. Citizens and Nationals
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Internship with the Judicial Branch
Job Title: Volunteer Executive Level Intern
Agency: Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
Job Announcement Number: 11-OIS-403648
Salary Range: Non-Paid
Series & Grade: AD-0099-00
Open Period: November 4, 2010 to November 26, 2010
Who May Apply: All Graduate Students
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Opportunity:
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Court's Office of Internal Services (OIS) is seeking a highly qualified and dedicated graduate student for an Executive Level Internship in the Assistant Director's Office. The student will work directly with members of the senior staff and gain professional-level experience in a variety of management ares.
The AO is committed to attracting the best and brightest applicants in our support of thew third Branch of government. In our role as a support organization of the Judiciary,AO employees are challenged to utilize their talents and expertise to ensure the Judiciary's critical role in American society is not only upheld,but enhanced for the future.
Key Requirements:
Relatives of current Federal Judicial Branch employees are not eligible.
Must be currently enrolled in an accredited post-secondary program.
All applicants are subject to a fingerprint and criminal background check.
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age.
All requirements must be met by the closing date of this announcement.
Agency: Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
Job Announcement Number: 11-OIS-403648
Salary Range: Non-Paid
Series & Grade: AD-0099-00
Open Period: November 4, 2010 to November 26, 2010
Who May Apply: All Graduate Students
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Opportunity:
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Court's Office of Internal Services (OIS) is seeking a highly qualified and dedicated graduate student for an Executive Level Internship in the Assistant Director's Office. The student will work directly with members of the senior staff and gain professional-level experience in a variety of management ares.
The AO is committed to attracting the best and brightest applicants in our support of thew third Branch of government. In our role as a support organization of the Judiciary,AO employees are challenged to utilize their talents and expertise to ensure the Judiciary's critical role in American society is not only upheld,but enhanced for the future.
Key Requirements:
Relatives of current Federal Judicial Branch employees are not eligible.
Must be currently enrolled in an accredited post-secondary program.
All applicants are subject to a fingerprint and criminal background check.
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age.
All requirements must be met by the closing date of this announcement.
Job Openings at the Department Of Homeland Security
Job Title: Officer (Uniformed Division)
Agency: U.S. Secret Service
Job Announcement Number: UD2-TK222-10
Salary Range: $55,477.00-$95,426.00/year
Series & Grade: LE-0083-01/01
Open Period: November 9,2010 to November 30,2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Officer (Uniformed Division)
Agency: U.S. Secret Service
Job Announcement Number: UD1-TK211-10
Salary Range: $55,477.00-$95,426.00/year
Series & Grade: LE-0083-01/01
Open Period: November 8, 2010 to November 30, 2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Auditor
Agency: Customs and Boarder Protection
Job Announcement Number: IHC 358933 JEB FCIP
Salary Range: $27,431.00-$54,028.00/year
Series & Grade: GS-0511-05/09
Open Period: September 27, 2010 to December 27, 2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Security Specialist (Personnel)
Agency: Customs and Boarder Protection
Job Announcement Number: IHC-364623-AB-OCA-PN
Salary Range: $51,630.00-$97,333.00/year
Series & Grade: GS-0080-09/12
Open Period: July 26, 2010 to January 26, 2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Agency: U.S. Secret Service
Job Announcement Number: UD2-TK222-10
Salary Range: $55,477.00-$95,426.00/year
Series & Grade: LE-0083-01/01
Open Period: November 9,2010 to November 30,2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Officer (Uniformed Division)
Agency: U.S. Secret Service
Job Announcement Number: UD1-TK211-10
Salary Range: $55,477.00-$95,426.00/year
Series & Grade: LE-0083-01/01
Open Period: November 8, 2010 to November 30, 2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Auditor
Agency: Customs and Boarder Protection
Job Announcement Number: IHC 358933 JEB FCIP
Salary Range: $27,431.00-$54,028.00/year
Series & Grade: GS-0511-05/09
Open Period: September 27, 2010 to December 27, 2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Job Title: Security Specialist (Personnel)
Agency: Customs and Boarder Protection
Job Announcement Number: IHC-364623-AB-OCA-PN
Salary Range: $51,630.00-$97,333.00/year
Series & Grade: GS-0080-09/12
Open Period: July 26, 2010 to January 26, 2010
Who May Apply: All U.S. Citizens
How to Apply: www.usajobs.gov
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
U.D.C.'s Graduate Program Homeland Security is one step closer.
A masters degree program in Homeland Security was approved on November 8, 2010 by the Academic Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees of the University of the Distirict of Columbia. The proposed graduate progrm now goes to the full Board for review. The approval resolution is expected to be on the Board's November 17th agenda. If approved there is an anticipated start date of January 2011.
Homeland security refers to the broad national effort by all levels of government to protect the territory of the United States from hazards: internal and external, natural and man-made. This degree program includes a set of core skills and knowledge supported by more in-depth knowledge when students have the opportunity to focus on the science and technology aspects of disciplines in a concentration area. The core courses will provide students with a graduate level understanding of homeland security. The concentration permits students to tailor their program, following consultation with their advisor, to their specific career or research interests. Two themes incorporated throughout the core curriculum are the development, use and analysis of computer-based models to simulate events or phenomena, and spatial analysis using geographic information systems (GIS).
The graduate program in Homeland Security builds upon the University’s undergraduate homeland security science and technology (UDC-HSST) program and is part of its inclusive academic direction in justice, crime, and security studies. The University is committed to developing an enduring capacity in the human factors/social and behavioral sciences priority research area for the DHS Science and Technology Directorate. The thematic focus for the University is community preparedness, response, and recovery from catastrophic events. This is consistent with the University’s urban land grant mission and with a critical national need. As noted by Congressman Bennie Thompson, Chairperson of the House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security during a recent hearing, “… the nation’s communities are woefully unprepared….“ As the nation’s only urban land grant institution the University of the District of Columbia has a unique contribution to make in this area.
The program will educate students who are interested in research careers in nonacademic settings, as well as those who are not yet ready to enter a Ph.D. program but who may be interested in the pursuit of a doctorate in the future. The graduate program is designed to offer students extensive individualized mentorship. The program’s formal curriculum emphasizes coursework in research design, specifically qualitative & quantitative methods. Each student completes the degree by preparing and defending an original thesis project based on his or her interests. At the completion of this program students will have the knowledge and skills for further study at the doctoral level or for entry into the field in a professional capacity; science and technology competencies to meet the challenges of homeland security priority research areas; and research experiences enabling them to demonstrate research proficiency.
Homeland security refers to the broad national effort by all levels of government to protect the territory of the United States from hazards: internal and external, natural and man-made. This degree program includes a set of core skills and knowledge supported by more in-depth knowledge when students have the opportunity to focus on the science and technology aspects of disciplines in a concentration area. The core courses will provide students with a graduate level understanding of homeland security. The concentration permits students to tailor their program, following consultation with their advisor, to their specific career or research interests. Two themes incorporated throughout the core curriculum are the development, use and analysis of computer-based models to simulate events or phenomena, and spatial analysis using geographic information systems (GIS).
The graduate program in Homeland Security builds upon the University’s undergraduate homeland security science and technology (UDC-HSST) program and is part of its inclusive academic direction in justice, crime, and security studies. The University is committed to developing an enduring capacity in the human factors/social and behavioral sciences priority research area for the DHS Science and Technology Directorate. The thematic focus for the University is community preparedness, response, and recovery from catastrophic events. This is consistent with the University’s urban land grant mission and with a critical national need. As noted by Congressman Bennie Thompson, Chairperson of the House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security during a recent hearing, “… the nation’s communities are woefully unprepared….“ As the nation’s only urban land grant institution the University of the District of Columbia has a unique contribution to make in this area.
The program will educate students who are interested in research careers in nonacademic settings, as well as those who are not yet ready to enter a Ph.D. program but who may be interested in the pursuit of a doctorate in the future. The graduate program is designed to offer students extensive individualized mentorship. The program’s formal curriculum emphasizes coursework in research design, specifically qualitative & quantitative methods. Each student completes the degree by preparing and defending an original thesis project based on his or her interests. At the completion of this program students will have the knowledge and skills for further study at the doctoral level or for entry into the field in a professional capacity; science and technology competencies to meet the challenges of homeland security priority research areas; and research experiences enabling them to demonstrate research proficiency.
Monday, November 8, 2010
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