Friday, November 30, 2018

Internship Opportunity

Marketing and Advertising Education (MADE) Internship Application Now Available!

The MADE internship is a development program for students interested in becoming the future leaders of the marketing and advertising industry. Founded by the ANA Educational Foundation, the MADE internship places them in a summer intern program at one of more than 50 marketing, advertising, or media companies. Participants include MasterCard, IBM, Sephora, McCann, mcgarrybowen, and Ogilvy. Positioned as the “common app” for summer internships, this paid program is designed to provide students with the skills, the mentors, and the training that will help them thrive in the industry.

We have compiled a list of Frequently Asked Questions to assist students during their application process.

Professors, please share this message with your students and urge them to apply for the 2019 MADE Internship Program. Application deadline is January 18, 2019.

A handful of 2018 MADE Interns at a networking event.

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The Sociology Department at a Glance!

The Department of Sociology at the University of Maryland College Park is pleased to offer training in a rich sociological tradition grounded in theory and methodology for our Bachelors of Arts degree program. The undergraduate major requirements support our student learning outcomes:

1. Explain the sociological perspective, broadly defined, use sociological theory to explain social problems and issues, make theoretically informed recommendations to address current social problems, and demonstrate the utility of the sociological perspective for their lives.

2. Demonstrate the ability to interpret, locate, evaluate, generate and use sociologically relevant data to test hypotheses and draw evidence-based conclusions.

3. Integrate sociological theory, research, and data in order to assess various explanations of social phenomena and to assess social policy.

This program versatility and the rich experiential learning possibilities of the Washington metropolitan area combine to make the sociology curriculum valuable preparation for a career choice.