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Environmental Policy Analyst
The Center for Science, Technology and Environmental Policy (CSTEP) in the Humphrey School of Public Affairs seeks a full-time Environmental Policy Analyst who will assist Center faculty and staff in research and outreach. The Policy Analyst will support multiple grants and projects while also expanding the visibility and reach of CSTEP to new audiences and partners. The Analyst will be responsible for conducting research, assisting in project reporting and grant writing, managing multiple projects, and supervising graduate research assistants. Research responsibilities include curation and visualization of environmental data, data analysis and modeling, and synthesis of research findings in the form of reports and peer-reviewed publications.
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You can also visit the U of M employment page and reference job number 357588.
Assistant or Associate Professor
The Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota invites applications for a scholar in the area of global economics, broadly defined. Successful candidates will have at least three years of experience post-PhD. For appointment at the associate professor level, candidates must be eligible for tenure at the University of Minnesota.
The successful candidate must have strong, demonstrated, applied research and teaching interests in global economics, broadly defined. Particular areas of expertise might include sustainable development, human development, poverty, gender, labor, and/or migration. We are especially interested in candidates whose scholarship features a social justice lens, considers interactions between social and environmental systems, and demonstrates aptitude or interest in public engagement. Candidates with specific country expertise or strong regional interests are encouraged to apply.
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You can also visit the U of M employment page and reference job number 357738.