Greetings!
Are you a STEM education researcher looking to hire one or more postdocs? Are you a Ph.D. student or recent Ph.D. graduate seeking a postdoc position in STEM education?
The STEM Education Postdoctoral Opportunities Summit (a.k.a. the “Summit”) will be a virtual event on Wednesday, Nov 15, 5 - 7 pm Eastern. The goals of the Summit are to connect doctoral students and recent doctoral graduates with postdoctoral opportunities nationwide, to elevate emerging scholars, and to provide professional networking pathways for a diverse pool of applicants. Doctoral candidates or recent graduates interested in applying for STEM education postdoc positions will have the opportunity to present a "pitch" about themselves, their research, and goals for pursuing a postdoctoral experience. STEM education researchers with open postdoc positions and/or visiting assistant professor positions will present information about their program to recruit applicants.
For those with available postdoc positions, here’s what to do (by COB on Monday, Nov 13):
For current Ph.D. students or recent graduates seeking information about postdoc positions in STEM education, here’s what to do (by COB on Monday, Nov 13):
The Summit is being organized and supported by the NSF-funded project, Postdoctoral Research Opportunities and Mentoring for Inclusive STEM Education (PROMISE):https://tinyurl.com/ESEDPROMISE
Questions? Contact the PROMISE Project Team, [log in to unmask].
Sincerely,
The PROMISE Project Team: Lisa Benson, Eliza Gallagher, Kelly Lazar, Matt Voigt, Karen High, Katreena Thomas and Matthew Boyer
Julie Libarkin (she / her)
Associate Dean for STEM Education Research and Innovation
Professor & Director - Geocognition Research Lab
Michigan State University
288 Farm Lane, 206 Natural Science
East Lansing, MI 48824
Email: [log in to unmask]
Website: https://geocognitionresearchlaboratory.wordpress.com/
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