Launching a Career in the Federal Government for Students with Disabilities

Thursday, April 03, 2014 • 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

Location: Benjamin Banneker Room, Adele Stamp Student Union

Would you like to start or transition into a career in the federal government? Would you like to learn more about internships, entry level, and mid-level positions? Have you ever wanted to learn more about support networks that are available to help you to be successful in your career with the federal government? If you answered 'yes' to at least one of these questions, then attending this session is for you! Please come out and learn more about how the federal government is looking for you to fill professional leadership positions with career advancement.  Additionally, representatives from the following agencies/organizations will answer questions regarding Schedule A, disclosure, Selective Placement Coordinators, reasonable accommodations and other questions that you bring to this session. 

Agencies/Organizations Attending:

• Internal Revenue Service
• Department of Labor-Office of Disability Employment Policy
• U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
• Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Government

Sponsored by: The President's Commission on Disability Issues. If you would like to request an accommodation, then please contact Stacey Brown, PhD, Chair, The President's Commission on Disability Issues, sbrown2@umd.edu.

 RSVP for this event: Click hereFor additional information about this event: contact Stacey Brown, Ph.D. at sbrown2@umd.edu.