Hi!
Our developmental psych program at UCSC has just gotten a training grant
award from NIMH, which will support postdoctoral trainees (as well as grad
students). We're looking for one postdoc to start as soon as possible, and
we'll also have one or two openings for Fall of 2000.
Could you please pass this information on to folks who might be interested?
Thanks!
Barbara
Here's a copy of the ad that will go into the October publications --
Developmental Research Postdoc, University of California, Santa Cruz.
Two-year postdoctoral traineeship (post-PhD) in NIH-funded developmental
research training program, to begin Winter or Spring 2000. The trainee will
develop research of mutual interest with program faculty, focusing on
individual, interpersonal, and cultural processes involved in human
development in diverse communities and in institutions such as families and
schools. Faculty: Akhtar, Azmitia, Callanan, Cooper, Gibson, Gjerde,
Harrington, Leaper, Rogoff, Tharp, Thorne. Send vita, statement of research
interests and career goals, and reprints, and request at least three
recommendations to be sent to: Barbara Rogoff, Postdoc Search, 277 Social
Sciences 2, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA 95064. Applications
will be considered December 1 and until filled. Minorities are especially
encouraged to apply.
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Barbara Rogoff
UC Santa Cruz Foundation Professor of Psychology
277 Social Sciences II, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA 95064
(831) 459-3763 FAX: (831) 459-3519
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