[Jobs] PLEASE FORWARD: Mathematica Policy Research Inc. Recruiting Session for Bachelors, Masters & PhDs (Tues 11/22 @12:30) (fwd)

[Monique Verrier]

Sorry for the last minute post. This event is happening TOMORROW, November 22. 
Details below.

Monique

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Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2011 11:18:15 -0800
From: Kari Hamilton <khamilton at berkeley.edu>
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Subject: PLEASE FORWARD: Mathematica Policy Research Inc. Recruiting Session 
for
      Bachelors, Masters & PhDs (Tues 11/22 @12:30)


Dear University Colleagues,



Please forward the following event announcement to your student
listserves. Since this event is happening next Tuesday, it would be great
if you could forward it out today (Friday).



Along with Public Policy and Economics students, Mathematica also hires
degree holders in Education, Political Science, Sociology, Demographics,
Statistics, Pubic Health and Social Welfare who have strong research
experience and skills.



They are recruiting for Bachelors, Masters and PhD level positions.



Thank You,

Kari

________________________________________________________________________
Kari C. Hamilton · Career Services Specialist · Goldman School of Public
Policy · University of California, Berkeley  · 2607 Hearst Avenue ·
Berkeley CA 94720-7320 · (510) 643-4868 · (510) 643-6274 (fax) ·
khamilton at berkeley.edu  · http://gspp.berkeley.edu















Mathematica Policy Research Inc. ~ Information & Recruiting Session

Tuesday November 22nd 2011

12:30 – 1:30 PM

Room 250, Goldman School West Building (1893 LeRoy Ave)
Please RSVP to goldjobs at berkeley.edu



Students Are Welcome To Bring Their Lunch



THE INFORMATION SESSION

Mr. Dunn will give a presentation on the work of Mathematica, their areas
of specialty, and opportunities around the country for Bachelors, Masters
and PhD level students.



Students at all levels of Public Policy and Economics are highly
encouraged to attend.



MPR also hires degree holders in Education, Political Science, Sociology,
Demographics, Statistics, Pubic Health and Social Welfare. Students in
these areas with strong research experience and skills are also welcome
to attend.



THE PRESENTER

Adam Dunn is a recent 2011 MPP graduate of the Goldman School, and a
Research Analyst at Mathematica. He is currently working on an analysis
of the use of econometric models for teacher performance evaluation and
outcomes associated with  responsible fatherhood and healthy marriage
services for low-income fathers.



THE ORGANIZATION

Mathematica Policy Research (MPR) is a nationally recognized, nonpartisan
firm that conducts social policy research across an expanding series of
critical policy areas. These areas include traditional policy fields such
as education, health, labor, and family and social policy, as well as a
growing list of more specialized fields such as obesity and nutrition,
early childhood development, health information technology, and
international policy. MPR’s mission is to improve public well-being by
bringing the highest standards of quality, objectivity, and excellence to
bear in our work for our clients which include federal, state, and local
government agencies, and private foundations. For more information about
MPR, go to: http://www.mathematica-mpr.com/



OPPORTUNITIES (see the attached document for more information on position
types)

-          There are no applications deadlines listed on the website for
any of the above Fulltime positions, but they are expected to by the end
of January. Those interested should plan to apply in early January 2012
for best consideration.

-          All applications require: resume, cover letter, graduate and
undergraduate transcripts (unofficial are acceptable), writing sample,
and contact information for three references.

-          All of the below  positions are hiring in Princeton, NJ,
Washington, DC, Cambridge, MA, Ann Arbor, MI, and Oakland, CA offices.



PhD Opportunities: MPR is currently collecting applications from PhD
candidates for their “Researcher” positions. Researcher recruitment kicks
off w/ the AEA conference (1st round of on-site interviews are based off
of the interviews conducted at the conference) and that occurs in early
January.  It’s best to apply for that position in January.

SEE NOW the following postings on the Mathematica website:

-          Health Researcher, Requisition # 11120017

-          Human Services Researcher, Requisition # 11120075



Summer Research Fellowships:  There are a limited number of summer
research fellowships available for PhD and Masters level students.
Students apply with a research proposal and selected fellows are matched
with Mathematica staff. Fellows can be located at any Mathematica office,
as long as staff in a given office have experience on their proposal
topic. Apply by Friday March 16th 2012.



Masters Opportunities: Students graduating in May 2012 should prepare to
submit applications to “Research Analyst” positions during the month of
January. SEE NOW the following postings on the Mathematica website:

-          Human Services Policy Analyst, Requisition # 11120082

-          Stay tuned to the website for a separate “Health Policy
Analyst” posting



Bachelors Opportunities:  Students graduating in May 2012 should prepare
to submit applications to “Research Assistant/Programmer” positions in
January 2012. SEE NOW the following posting on the Mathematica website:

-                  Research Assistant / Programmer, Requisition #
11120078








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