CER postdoc
Last month I posted an ad for a postdoc position in my group. I’ve received many inquiries regarding the start date of the position.
Last month I posted an ad for a postdoc position in my group. I’ve received many inquiries regarding the start date of the position.
If you attended any of the Research Methods symposia (see list below) at the BCCE, we would love to hear your feedback.
These symposia were organized by the Chemistry Education Research Committee (CERC) and the Younger Chemistry Education Scholars (YCES).
Please see the cards being handed out at the symposia - they contain a link to a survey where you can send use your comments and suggestions for future symposia. If you lost your card and need the link, please email me (jack.barbera@pdx.edu).
The Chemistry Education Research Committee (CERC), which moderates this mail list, met at the BCCE meeting last week. One agenda item included a review and revisement of the posting policies. The updated policies are noted below and always available on the main page of the site. Of particular note is the inclusion of requests for research participants.
Jack Barbera - CERC Chair
If you would like to access the fliers for the YCES anbd CERC events noted in Jordan Harshman's post, you can access them using the CER web site link posted at the top of this or the original message.
Sorry, the server does not support forwarding on the attachments. We try to catch and update this as moderators but sometimes it gets missed!
jack
Dear BCCE-Goers,
With the goal of continuing to grow and strengthen our CER community, we have put together a symposium at the BCCE to help people learn about our community and foster conversations within the CER community.
Applications are invited for one tenure track position at the assistant or associate professor levels in chemistry with a specialization in science education. This will be a joint appointment between the chemistry department and the Science, Math and Technology Education (SMATE) program at Western Washington University (WWU) in Bellingham, WA, beginning September 2019. The chemistry department and SMATE program are committed to WWU’s goal of recruiting and retaining diverse faculty, and welcome applications from diverse candidates.
Hello all,
The University of Michigan recently launched a postdoctoral fellowship program that is intended to be stepping stone into faculty positions on campus. These positions are well supported by the college, include very generous stipends, and offer the opportunity to teach. I encourage outstanding graduate students or recent postdocs in Chemistry Education Research to consider applying.
UM Collegiate Fellows Program: