Post-Doctoral Researcher, National Science Foundation grant
- Employer
- California State University East Bay
- Location
- California, United States
- Salary
- $4,476.00 - $6,287.00
- Date posted
- Jun 3, 2021
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- Position Type
- Jobs Outside Academe, Non-profit & Government Organizations
- Employment Level
- Post-Doc
- Employment Type
- Full Time
The California State University East Bay seeks applications for
the full-time position of post-doctoral
researcher to support research on a four-year $3.4 million National
Science Foundation grant. This is a 1-
year grant funded position with option for re-appointment.
The Science Communities of Practice
Partnership (SCOPP) is studying a comprehensive teacher
professional development model to transform
science teaching and learning in elementary schools serving
predominately low-income, minoritized
students. The project will provide evidence about specific
components of the professional development
(PD) model that support sustainable improvement in science
teaching, test the ways that teacher
ownership and organizational conditions mediate instructional
change, and develop four tools for
facilitating teacher learning and the accompanying capacity
building.
Summary of position: The postdoctoral researcher will work in
collaboration with a research team to
design research, coordinate and conduct data collection, analyze
data, prepare manuscripts for
publication, and prepare reports. The postdoctoral researcher will
also supervise graduate and
undergraduate research assistants.
Full-time, Benefited, non-exempt, temporary position
To apply: Go to website(https://careers.pageuppeople.com/873/eb/en-us/job/500753/postdoctoral-researcher-research-technician-iii-temporary-through-june-30-2022-with-the-possibility-of-reappointment)
to complete the online application. In doing so, you must attach a
pdf of following:
Cover letter
2-page statement of research background and interests
2 reprints/preprints of articles or chapters (or other writing
samples)
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
Design research studies
Collect quantitative and qualitative date
Organize and analyze quantitative and qualitative data
Lead conference presentations and publications of research
findings
Assist with NSF annual report
Attend research and leadership meetings
Supervise and mentor undergraduate and graduate research
assistants
Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Research experience in science education, teacher
learning/professional development, and/or
educational reform
Methodological expertise in qualitative and mixed methods
research
Experience presenting at national conferences and publishing in
high-impact educational research
journals
Experience working in research teams
Must have reliable transportation and the ability to travel to
different school districts throughout
the day
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