Hello CSS Community! My name is Manny Garcia. I am a junior in the Computer Science major at the University of Maryland. I have interned at Northrop Grumman as a Software Engineer for the past two summers. I’m grateful for my internship experience at Northrup Grumman; I have gained invaluable experience over two-10 months periods through this professional development opportunity. I look ...READ MORE »
Hi CSS family, My name is Mufaro Shumba. I am a sophomore at the University of Maryland. My major is Computer Science. This past summer, I worked as a REU Fellow in Cybersecurity in the Research Experience for Undergraduates program at Bowie State University. I worked with two faculty mentors and two fellow undergraduate students on a project funded by the ...READ MORE »
Hello CSS Community, This summer I had the pleasure of interning with Protiviti, a subsidiary of Robert Half. During my internship I was apart of the Internal Audit Financial Advisory – Technology Solution. My internship provided me with 10-day training in Florida for the position. In my position, I conducted audits of IT systems. I had the pleasure of meeting professionals ...READ MORE »
Hello CSS Community, My name is Steven Tra, and I am a senior majoring in Computer Science with an intended minor in Mathematics. This past summer I interned at the Engineering Research and Development Center’s Geospatial Research Laboratory (ERDC-GRL) in Alexandria, VA. This internship was offered to me in association with the SMART Scholarship, a DoD scholarship that provides full tuition ...READ MORE »
The College Success Scholars program has played a key role in shaping my personal, academic, and professional experiences at the University of Maryland, College Park. My first year in the program, I was well resourced with tutoring services, free printing, and a satellite office where I spent many hours studying and getting to know other scholars. The following year I had the opportunity to be a team leader. In that role, I was able to understand the behind-the-scenes work that drove the program forward and develop my communication and leadership skills. Continuing in that role this year, I have further developed those skills and cultivated a professional relationship with others in the program and in the OMSE office. Through the CSS program, I have truly grown and matured as a young male of color.
Nehemiah Emaikwu
Class of 2017
University of Maryland,
College Park