Dear IPUMS Users,
I am writing to pass on information about job openings at the Minnesota Population Center.
We are recruiting a post-doctoral associate to play an important role in the improvement and expansion of IPUMS-USA data and internal U.S. Census Bureau data files, starting in fall 2010. MPC postdocs are expected to spend 25% of their effort working on their own research agenda, and the associate's access to restricted Census Bureau data will open up exciting research and publication opportunities.
The position announcement is attached and can also be found at our website (http://www.pop.umn.edu/about-mpc/employment-opportunities/research-positions ).
We will be at the upcoming PAA annual meeting (exhibit #204) to answer any questions you might have.
We also have open positions for software developers:
http://www.pop.umn.edu/about-mpc/employment-opportunities/information-technology-positions
Please redistribute this message to any researchers who might be interested.
Sincerely,
Steve Ruggles
Regents Professor
Director, Minnesota Population Center
Principal Investigator, IPUMS Projects
University of Minnesota
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IPUMS Projects
Minnesota Population Center
University of Minnesota
ipums@pop.umn.edu
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