The Department of Education Leadership, Foundations, and Policy in the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia (UVa) seeks scholars to fill an open rank tenure track or tenured position in education policy. Rank is contingent upon qualifications. The search is open to scholars with interests across the PK-16 continuum who share a commitment to applied quantitative research that is directly relevant to policy and practice and who are interested in working in a highly interdisciplinary environment.
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If you are a member of the Association for Education Finance and Policy (AEFP) and you would like to have a job listed, please email it to info@aefpweb.org.
The University of Missouri is committed to the advancement of teachers, scholars, and researchers who can help it achieve the benefits of a diverse educational environment. The Preparing Future Faculty Postdoctoral Program for Faculty Diversity is designed to promote and develop such scholars for tenure-track faculty positions at the University of Missouri and elsewhere, in any discipline. Postdoctoral Fellowships are for two years during which time Postdoctoral Scholars focus on scholarship and participate in an array of professional development activities that integrate and expose them to the faculty experience, including the opportunity to teach in their discipline the second year.
The Department of Educational Administration at the College of Education at Michigan State University (MSU) is seeking a post-doctoral research associate for the MSU Education Policy Innovation Collaborative (EPIC), a new policy lab dedicated to the analysis of longitudinal data for the scientific studies of K-12 students, teachers and schools. EPIC is part of a new partnership between the College of Education, the State of Michigan and the University of Michigan. The express mission of this partnership will be to provide policy makers and education stakeholders, especially in but not limited to the state of Michigan, with high-quality, timely, and relevant scholarship in support of education policy and programs. This is a fixed term 12-month appointment for one year, with the option of an annual renewal after the initial appointment.
The program in Economics of Education at Teachers College, Columbia University (TC) seeks to hire an Associate (tenured or tenure-track) or Full Professor (tenured) with expertise in the Economics of Education. We are seeking a nationally-recognized scholar to join our engaging academic and professional environment, in a world-class university with outstanding faculty and students. While research focus is flexible, we are particularly interested in scholars whose work examines issues of economic, racial, and/or gender inequality in the context of education.
The Department of Education Policy Studies (EPS; https://ed.psu.edu/eps) of Penn State’s College of Education (https://ed.psu.edu) seeks applicants for an open-rank, tenured/tenure-track faculty colleague whose substantive research seeks to understand and address disparities in education throughout the life course. This position is part of a cluster hire by Penn State’s Social Science Research Institute (http://www.ssri.psu.edu) of up to six faculty members, across the social and behavioral sciences, whose research focuses on reducing disparities. We desire candidates who have formal training and/or expertise in using econometric and/or economic analysis to identify potentially effective PreK-12 educational policies that address educational, disparities. Work examining links between educational and health disparities is of particular interest, as is experience in translating research findings into public policy. Candidates with experience in analyzing population-level or large-scale administrative longitudinal data in ways that empirically inform efforts to increase opportunities for traditionally under-served groups (e.g., children with or at risk for disabilities, racial/ethnic or language minorities, or those from low-income families) are especially encouraged to apply.
The K-12 Educational Leadership Program within the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies seeks one (1) clinical assistant professor. We are looking for a new colleague who shares our department’s philosophical commitment to developing educational leaders who will advance innovative, efficient, and socially just education policy solutions through collaborative research, praxis, and practice activities. In particular, our program aims, through its scholarship, teaching, and service to its students and graduates, to strengthen educational opportunities and outcomes for all students, particularly those individuals historically underserved by our current educational and social systems.
The K-12 Educational Leadership Program within the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies seeks one (1) tenure track assistant and one (1) tenure-track assistant or tenured associate professor. We are looking for a new colleague who shares our department’s philosophical commitment to developing educational leaders who will advance innovative, efficient, and socially just education policy solutions through collaborative research, praxis, and practice activities. In particular, our program aims, through its scholarship, teaching, and service to its students and graduates, to strengthen educational opportunities and outcomes for all students, particularly those individuals historically underserved by our current educational and social systems.
Open Rank Faculty Position in K-12 Education Policy and Leadership - USC Rossier School of Education
The Rossier School of Education invites applications for an open rank tenure-track faculty position with a focus on advanced quantitative methods. The successful candidate’s research will use sophisticated econometric, statistical, or other advanced quantitative methods to answer questions relating to the implementation and causal effects of district, state, and/or federal pre-K-12 education policies. Candidates with a research focus on policies related to equity and improving opportunity and outcomes for historically under-served groups are especially desired. This position is part of a multiyear strategy to recruit scholars focused on equity in education.
The Educational Leadership Program within the Department of Education Policy Studies at Penn State University is currently accepting applications for a tenure line faculty position at the assistant or associate level. We are looking to hire someone with a background in educational leadership and a strong research emphasis on understanding educational equity and/or productivity through an examination of educational finance-related issues and resource allocation.
The Harry S Truman School of Public Affairs seeks applications and nominations for a tenure-track position as assistant professor with teaching and research interests in public/non-profit management.
