[JOB OPP] [cwysong@stanford.edu: Exciting Research Opportunity at Stanford]

Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2009 18:15:51 -0500
From: Tia Newhall 
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----- Forwarded message from Charlie Wysong  -----

Subject: Exciting Research Opportunity at Stanford
From: Charlie Wysong 
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Dear Department Heads/Administrators and Career Services Staff,

Several Stanford law professors are seeking full time research fellows.
This is a unique opportunity for your students to participate in
groundbreaking research in various fields of law and public policy. * This
experience is especially valuable for students interested in law school or
graduate school. * We are currently reviewing applications and interviewing
highly qualified candidates.

It would be great if you could pass along this unique post-graduation
opportunity to your students at your convenience.

 Thank you,

Charlie Wysong
Stanford Law School



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 RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS - STANFORD LAW SCHOOL

Several research fellowship positions available:

*Starting Summer 2009, for 12 - 14 months each.*


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Job Qualifications:


 Outstanding academic credentials and intellectual ability required. A
background in a social science or a mathematical field and interest in law
and public policy are desirable. Experience with quantitative data analysis,
statistics, and/or econometrics, and familiarity with commonly used
statistical/numerical analysis packages is preferred.  Some positions
require at least basic knowledge of computer programming. Job is ideal for
recent college/university graduates with solid quantitative aptitude,
excellent communication skills, attention to detail, strong writing
abilities, and the ability to work independently. Prior research experience
is a significant plus.


 Job Description:


 Assist with the research of Professors Alison Morantz, Daniel Ho, and Jeff
Strnad at Stanford Law School. Assessment of existing empirical work,
statistical analyses of large data sets, programming, basic research and
data collection, and report writing. Excellent opportunity for those
considering law school, graduate school, or business school in the future.
Prior research fellows have matriculated to law school at Harvard, Yale, and
Stanford, and/or Ph.D. programs at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and MIT. Several
research positions are available beginning Summer 2009.


 Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the positions are
filled.  To apply, send resume, cover letter, unofficial transcript, list of
references (including email and phone numbers), and standardized test scores
(e.g. SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT) by e-mail to:

Charlie Wysong
Stanford Law School
cwysong@stanford.edu

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