Scholarly interests may include:

• Creating positive, safe, and inclusive schools
• Reducing bullying and violence of marginalized youth

The postdoctoral researcher will be provided with opportunities, resources, mentorship and professional development to advance their research and career goals including:

• Ample opportunities to hone skills in research with interdisciplinary teams, grant writing, dissemination of research findings, and the translation of research to practice
• Engage in projects and with different team members, depending on the postdoctoral fellow’s interests and career goals
• Participate in professional development through the Effective Teaching Training for Academic Careers Seminar Series, ECPS Professional Development Series, and Alberti Center events
• Involvement in presentations and ongoing collaborative partnerships with schools, community agencies, and the public
• Be provided with $5,000 each year to support research, travel, and/or conference presentations
  

The successful candidate must have:

• A doctoral degree in school psychology, counseling psychology, or a related discipline in education, psychology, or social sciences by Fall 2023
• Solid academic record in terms of foundational training in research
• A commitment to advancing diversity and social justice and the ability to work with individuals from many different backgrounds and contexts
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Experience with scholarly writing and involvement in publications and/or national and international presentations

Submit the following materials:

1. Cover letter, which should address:
   • Relevant qualifications
   • Research and career interests
   • A description of work in previous positions to promote social justice, diversity, equity, inclusion and how the candidate will contribute to this mission at the Alberti Center
2. Curriculum vitae
3. Official transcript
4. Contact information for three references
   

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