Environmental and Science Communication Postdoctoral Fellow

The successful applicant will be expected to lead studies and design and execute solutions under Dr. Eise, as well as generate new knowledge that is congruent with the overall goals of the projects. It is imperative that the candidate be a proficient writer and project manager who is able to spearhead projects, data analysis and publications and write efficiently. Organizing data collections, outreach projects, analyzing data and generating peer-reviewed publications are essential primary responsibilities. Resources are available for travel to scientific meetings, and formal training is available with regards to grant writing, research ethics, rigor and reproducibility, and research management. There will also be opportunities to develop independent research interests, write independent research proposals and to gain expertise in science communication, environmental communication, health communication, social scientific research and applied research.

The postdoctoral fellow position requires a PhD in communication, anthropology, sociology, environmental science, environmental health or a related scientific or social scientific field by the time of appointment. If you have any reservations about whether your PhD is a good fit for this position, contact Dr. Eise. Candidates should possess strong scientific writing, project management and analysis skills.

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