UMCP Students:

PROJECTS AT SCHOOL OF PHARMACY, SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK, AND SCHOOL OF LAW

APPLICATION PERIOD CLOSED.

Opportunities at the Schools of Pharmacy, Social Work, and Law are shown below. Click on the project title to view the project description and details on requirements, duties, and information on the ideal candidate. 

2024 Projects:

Child Trafficking Analysis of State Child Welfare Responses to Minor Victims of Sex and Labor Trafficking

Amelia Rubenstein, MSW, LCSW-C, Director of the Prevention of Adolescent Risks Initiative and Adjunct Faculty, University of Maryland School of Social Work

Community-Engaged Research with the PATIENTS Program

C. Daniel Mullins, PhD, Professor and Chair, PHSR Department University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Legal and Policy Approaches to Increase Long Term Land Access for Urban Agriculture

Margaret Todd, JD, Senior Legal Specialist and Managing Director for the Agriculture Law Education Initiative at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, Carey School of Law.

Slaughterhouse Regulations for Small-Scale Meat Producers

Margaret Todd, JD, Senior Legal Specialist and Managing Director for the Agriculture Law Education Initiative at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, Carey School of Law.

Violence Prevention Advocacy at the University of Maryland, Baltimore Center for Violence Prevention

Nadine Finigan-Carr, PhD, Executive Director, University of Maryland, Baltimore Center for Violence Prevention

Selection Process

Student selection is expected to be completed no later than mid-April 2024.

UM Scholars involves a competitive selection process to gauge student capabilities, interests and the potential to expand from the research experience. A matching process that includes student/mentor interviews ensures the best fit between mentors, students and projects and a quality experience for all parties.  In addition, it establishes a defined project with clear expectations and deliverables. Mentors interview student applicants and make their selections on the best candidate match to the project and to the mentor.