Duke University
Sanford School of Public Policy
Associate In Research
(Hybrid Work Schedule)
Overview
Professor Kenneth Dodge at the Sanford School of Public Policy seeks an Associate In Research to join him in conducting studies of the early development and prevention of violent behavior. These studies are funded by federal research grants. This position is ideal for a current graduate student or post-bachelor degree scholar launching a research career in the social sciences.
Job Description
This position is an initial one-year appointment that can be renewed, beginning date flexible. The associate in research will work closely with colleagues from the Duke Center for Child and Family Policy (CCFP). The Center, established in 1999 under the leadership of Dodge, pursues science-based solutions to important problems affecting today’s children and families.
Program Management/Development
- Participate in the implementation of research grants as needed.
- Participate in the development of new grants.
- Serve as “point of contact” for relevant research aides, program coordinators, and research analysts as required.
Position Qualifications
Required
B.A. in a relevant discipline and a master's degree is required (e.g. psychology, public policy, economics, sociology). Data analysis skills superior oral and written communication skills. Candidates for this position should be comfortable working in a team environment, able to work under pressure, and able to juggle multiple projects smoothly.
Preferred
Knowledge of the Duke community and a strong interest in learning about best practices in early childhood education.
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finished (2022/09/15, finished 2023/07/01, listed until 2022/12/31)