Read more and register for the events below on the Feller Center’s Events page.
BSOS Career Chat, Overcoming Imposter Phenomenon: Zenab Abubakari '12 PSYC & '21 MPH
Tuesday, October 22 2024 | 4 - 5 pm EST | Virtual Event, Register via Handshake for the zoom link
Join us for an insightful and informal chat on Overcoming Imposter Phenomenon. During this session, Zenab will share her experiences navigating challenges as a first-generation student and offer strategies to overcome the imposter phenomenon. Whether you're curious about her career path, interested in grant compliance, or have questions you've been too afraid to ask, this is the perfect opportunity to engage in an open conversation. Currently, a Management Analyst with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA) through Federal Management Systems (FMS), Zenab is critical in reviewing grant applications from non-profit organizations, ensuring compliance with NOFO/Funding Opportunity Announcements and Federal and HHS regulations. These grants provide vital resources for behavioral health, treatment, and addiction prevention programs. Hosted by the Department of Psychology and the Feller Center.
Careers in Mental Health Panel
Tuesday, October 22, 2024 | 4 - 6 pm | Tydings Hall Room 1102 | Register on Handshake
Curious about a career in mental health? Join this information and Q&A session with a panel of licensed mental health providers to learn about career paths in: Clinical or Counseling Psychology, Couple & Family Therapy, and Social Work.
Careers in Impacting and Improving The Workplace Panel
Learn about how psychology is applied and practiced to impact and improve the workplace through careers focusing on human resources, people analytics, and organizational culture. Hosted by the Department of Psychology and the Feller Center.
Panelists:
People Analytics Analyst- Texas Instruments
Director of Strategic Initiatives- Kennedy Krieger Institute
Executive Director & Founder- Evolving Minds
Senior Advanced Benefits Specialist, Company:Strategy and Analytics
The Counseling Couch, A Tailored Talk On Becoming A Psychotherapist Panel
October 29, 2024 | 6-7 pm | Virtual, Register to receive the Zoom link
Attend this event to hear from alumni working in the field of therapy. They will share their experiences and insights on educational/licensure requirements, as well as tips on gaining experiences that will allow you to test out the field. This virtual event will begin with a moderated question and answer and conclude with students posing their questions. Hosted by the Department of Psychology and the Feller Center.
Professionals Attending:
LCSW-C- Psychotherapist / Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Jessi Collins Therapy, LLC
MS, LCMHCA, NCC- Psychotherapist, Lotus Counseling & Wellness, PLLC
LICSW, LCSW (licensed in Virginia & DC) Psychotherapist, District Therapy Associates
TBA
*BSOS Etiquette & Networking Dinner
Attend this event to learn how to navigate a professional meal with key tips regarding not only dinner place settings and utensil use, but also the art of dinner conversation. It's a perfect opportunity for you to polish your skills and gain key tips regarding not only dinner place settings and utensil use, but also the art of dinner conversation! Business casual attire is suggested. All attendees will also receive a Feller Center pad folio. *Open to BA and BS current UMD BSOS majors. Registration will close when we reach capacity or November 6, 2024. Hosted by the Feller Center.
CAREER SHUTTLE: International Rescue Committee
November 15 | 9:15 am-1:30 pm | Off campus | Prior registration is required.
Are you passionate about making a difference and responding to global humanitarian crises? The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is a leading organization dedicated to helping people survive, recover, and rebuild their lives in the face of conflict and disaster. Join us on this visit to learn about internship and job openings. Take the next step in your career by joining an organization committed to delivering innovative and impactful solutions to some of the world’s most challenging problems. Open to all UMD undergraduate majors. Space is limited. Hosted by the Feller Center.
