NA provides an intellectually stimulating environment in which to work with highly trained colleagues on challenging research assignments, with ample opportunity for personal and professional growth. Ability to design research and measurement strategies, to conduct the research, and to analyze, interpret and report the data are required. Competence in individual and group dynamics is desirable. Excellent writing and interpersonal skills are crucial. Successful candidates typically have outstanding academic records.
Salary depends on qualifications.
An Equal Opportunity Employer. Seeks Sociology Program Director. NSF's Division of Social and Economic Sciences is recruiting a Director for the Sociology Program, who, along with the permanent Sociology Program staff, will evaluate sociology proposals, chair meetings of the Sociology Advisory Panel, represent NSF at professional meetings and perform other interesting and challenging tasks on a one to two year rotational basis. The position will be available starting August 1999. NSF will match expected income and benefits, so that the incumbent can work at NSF with no financial loss.