Temporary Researcher 5

Temporary Researcher 5

Salary: $33,500 at 35 percent time for 24 pay periods

Department: Applied Economics Supervisor: Dr. Hikaru Peterson
Serve as a consultant to the project by providing expertise related to food and nutrition security, data analysis and evaluation in this project. Will also regularly attend project meetings and help towards developing any data collection protocols and instruments, particularly pertaining to food access and security, and technical review of the reports and publications.

Consulting (100%)

• Attend project meetings regularly to track and share project updates
• Participate in reviewing and revising any project documents including but not limited to meetings agendas and notes; research protocols, guides, instruments, and manuscripts.
• Lead all evaluation activities conducted for the project including developing evaluation plans and instruments, data analysis, manuscripts, and reports.
• Assist with any other research and data analysis requested.
• For up to a total of 250 hours per project year.
  

Required

• Advanced degree in Applied Economics with one or more years of research training.
• Research examining food insecurity in the Somali American community in the Midwestern United States.

Pay Range: $33,500 at 35 percent time for 24 pay periods , depending on education/qualifications/experience.

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