Summer 2009 Positions are Now Open

The CMPS Corporate Scholars Program (CSP) provides highly qualified CMPS students with a combination of internships and scholarships related to their fields of study, while offering employers a cost-effective means of recruiting from a pool of talented pre-screened students to fill internship positions.

Corporate Scholars distinguish themselves through their academic achievement and their professional drive and aspirations. Students who are approved by the Dean’s office and selected for employment participate in some of the best and most exclusive internship opportunities offered each summer. In addition to professional guidance by a company mentor, these positions expose students to unique technology; require active participation in real projects and products and fully envelope students into the workplace environment.

Corporate Scholar positions are truly professional in nature, providing employers with result ending achievements and enhancing a student’s overall educational experience. Preparation for graduation is more than successful completion of required courses, but successful application of knowledge to a professional field and the professionalism required in the workplace. Those who seek the best are those who seek Corporate Scholars.

CSP consists of the following components:

• A pre-screening process based on applications to the program.
• The awarding of merit-based $2,000 scholarships with internship opportunities.
• A private Dean’s Reception for students, employers and invited CMPS faculty and staff.
• An assigned mentor for each intern provided by the employer.
• A series of site visits by Program Director during the summer internships.
• A structure in which the internships will initially be completed during the summer semester, traditionally 12 weeks between June-August (40 hour weeks).

The College of Computer, Mathematical and Physical Sciences would like to thank the following employers for their participation in the summer 2008 Corporate Scholars Program and their commitment to enhancing academics.

Students who wish to apply should submit an online application for each position. To apply, simply click on a position below, read the description and click on the "Apply Here" link to submit your resume. Students may, and are encouraged to, apply for as many positions as possible.

Employers who wish to post positions and join the Corporate Scholars Program, please contact Program Director, Lawrence Liff at lliff@umd.edu.

Summer 2009 Positions
Positions are now closed

Apptis, Inc.
- Software Developer Intern (2 positions available)

Booz Allen Hamilton
- Software Engineer, multiple positions

Carr Astronautics
- Software Developer

Computational Physics, Inc.
- Scientific Programmer

Emergent Space Technologies Inc.
- Java Developer Intern

ENSCO, Inc.
- Technical Assistant – APA Division
- Technical Assistant – ATE Division

Fig Leaf Software
- Web Developer

Global Science & Technology, Inc.
- Computer Science/GPS Intern
- Computer Science Intern

GlobalNet Services, Inc. (GNSI)
- Software Testing Intern
- Java Developer

Noblis
- Web Applications Development

Science and Engineering Services Inc.
- Lidar & Mass Spectrometry Instrument Scientist

Webs.com
- Web Developer

Add the Corporate Scholars Program logo to your website.

As part of your participation in the CMPS Corporate Scholars Program, we're pleased to provide you with the official CSP logo (see above) for your corporate Web site. The placement of the CSP logo on your Web site demonstrates your participation in this program and is a great way to show the community your involvement and support of the University of Maryland.

To add the CSP logo on your corporate website, simply copy and paste the following HTML code into your webpage:

<a href="http://www.cmps.umd.edu/csp" target="_blank" >
<img src="http://www.cmps.umd.edu/images/corporate_scholars_sponsor.gif" width="165" height="54" border="0" alt="University of Maryland Corporate Scholars Program Sponsor"></a>

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