The
Emory University department of political science is hiring a
post-doctoral fellow in quantitative methods for the 2012-2013 academic
year. The fellow will
teach one graduate statistics course, and one undergraduate research
design and statistics course. The fellow will have the opportunity to
interact with the Emory methodology community both within and outside
the political science department. Applicants
should have their Ph.D.s in hand by August 2012. Applicants should
submit a curriculum vita, cover letter, statement of teaching interests
and experiences, teaching evaluations, a writing sample, and three
letters of recommendation to Methodology Post-Doctoral
Fellowship, Department of Political Science, Emory University, Atlanta,
GA 30322. Questions about the fellowship can be sent to Dr. Dan Reiter
at
dreiter@emory.edu.
The department will start reviewing application files on February 15.
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