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administrative assistant

intelligence analyst

assistant professor

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University of Baltimore

This university sits in the middle of Baltimore City and has softened its admissions requirements allowing a lot of first time in the family college students access. This is great except, the services this type of student needs are not found or are poorly funded and under employed. 
Also, the university lacks a clear understanding of where it is going or even who it is. Aging and antiquated senior level management styles are found all over campus that continue to stifle the University progress and direction..Budgets are poorly management and the university if wildly understaffed yet pay outrageous sums of money to upper level management.
The University recently acquired a new President and with it there was a sense of hope. A year later, with almost no visible changes or "splash" the window of opportunity has eroded.
This small university is great in terms of the people. The overworked staff are fantastic and really go the extra mile. The pay can be decent as well as the personal flexibility.
If this school can turn over the old dinosaurs that seem to run it (all VP and above) there is serious potential to again be the hidden gem of Baltimore City

UB is an excellent value for individuals seeking to gain a graduate degree.  Their MBA and MPA programs are affordable and noteworthy.  The employment forum, however, is a hard sell.  The bureaucratic structure often precludes positive ideas, which may enhance the institution's objectives from being realized.  There is a scaffold set up from top to bottom for any real change in policy.  My office was comprised of two highly skilled and motivated individuals charged with increasing the international footprint on campus.  With a null budget we managed to increase the enrollment by 40%.  The prospects for this to be maintained may be wavering.  Massive turnover in enrollment management and a high-stress work environment leads to a perpetual revolving door, where consistency and historical knowledge is lost.  The economic situation facing the UM university consortium with respect to state budgets and dissolving liquidity will prove to be additional challenges in retaining talent.  MD state benefits are extraordinary.

My work day consists of opening, sorting and distributing all incoming mail for my department. Also i process all gifts for The University as well as perform data entry duties in the Raiser's Edgde database. I send out acknowledgements for all gifts recieved. Since working for University of Baltimore i have learned about fundraisers and how to get Alumni more involved with University. I have the privilige of working for The Asst. VP of Alumni and Donor Services, the Director of Annual Giving and the Asst. Director of Advancement Productions. My co-workers are really great to work with. They are team players and we assist each other to get things done in a timely manner. The hardest part about my job is saying no. I enjoy helping people and take pride in getting projects done. What i enjoy most about my job is helping wherever needed and making sure our office runs smoothly on a daily basics.

I loved working at the law library. It was very laid back. Once you got your assigned tasks for the day done, like loose-leafs and working the shelves (putting books back or shifting), you just had to sit at the desk and wait for people who needed your help.  I would usually work on homework. Most students do. The most common thing I was asked was for directions to the bathroom, but I was also asked a lot of layout questions and where to find certain materials. If someone was looking for specific cases, I was in charge of directing them to the librarian, when available, or trying to find it through the database online. The librarians and supervisors are all so incredibly nice too. I spent a lot of time talking with them as well.

I work on contract and work-study in the office of admission at University of Baltimore so I can obtain my Bachelor degree in Finance. It's a flexible job that respected my academic demands. I preferred more hours, but they can only allow me to 20 hours a week. The management at the office admiss are great, they personable they are helpful and I learned a great deal from the counselors and staff there. There are really no hard parts of the job. It's mostly clerical duties and data management.; but the most tedious parts is the filing of transcripts, applications, and other paperwork from processing. I love interacting with the incoming students and helping them enroll on school. That in itself has its own rewards.

The day that is more significant to me was 10/25/2013, this happen to be my first day at work. My director welcome me after the welcoming familiarization she had to assigned me work immediately saying, "I had seen in your resume that you have experience in both research and administrative work", I learned that day that it is good to  be committed to what ever one is doing, this is because that was what helped me that day, if i had not be committed to work in my previous jobs, i would have had problem in knowing what to do that day. The hardest part of the job was that she never introduced me to the system of the department but i had to do the work that day.

The most enjoyable part of it was that after that day, she was happy and told me that i am really a hard working person and ready to learn. She had to declare them give me free lunch.

The University of Baltimore is a great entry level job for those just entering the workforce. You will gain great experience dealing with a variety of people from different cultures allowing you to work on your customer service skills. 

Your typical workday is involves doing the same tasks each day without much variety. It is nice to have a steady list of tasks to do each day but it becomes rather repetitive after awhile.

I had a wonderful group of coworkers during my time at University of Baltimore who assisted me with any questions I had throughout the day. 

University of Baltimore is a pretty easy going job but has no real growth opportunities for those who want to be more than just a housekeeper.

The University of Baltimore crafted me to become the person that I am today. Under their leadership I not only grew as an individual but they taught me the many elements of effective leadership. As Assistant to the Dean/Event Planner my sole responsibilities consisted of planning events for the Merrick School of Business. These events were occupied by undergraduate, graduate, and law students, in addition to faculty, and staff members. Many days the hardest part of the job was making sure that I stayed within budget. But seeing the students walk away with a great wealth of knowledge at the end of the event, served as a reminder that proper planning and budgeting, will always be the key to a great event .

logging intramural sports information and student athlete contact information, marketing to students of upcoming events through information booths, posters, and school events, also refereeing intramural sporting events. The management was very helpful and great took the time to make sure we understood everything, and answered all questions. The hardest part of the job had to be refereeing the sporting events and giving out team based performance scores, and the most enjoyable part would be getting to meet so many new people and talking to them.

Walk in turn all phones off of call forward, then I began to complete a fitness round which consist of me checking all the equipment in the gym facility to make sure everything is working properly. Then I come back in the job and start office work creating documents, planning events that are upcoming for the University. I'am in an fun environment filled with fun, but professional at all times my co-workers are easy to work with as well as my manager. There really isn't nothing to hard about the job, the fun part is mostly being able to help people, and educating them about how to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Fellow 3 salaries reported	$70,000 per year
Administrative assistant 2 salaries reported	$23.45 per hour
Intelligence analyst 2 salaries reported	$65,000 per year
Assistant professor 5 salaries reported	$102,400 per year
Academic advisor 1 salary reported	$65,000 per year

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