Difference between revisions of "Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy"
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| − | The '''Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy''' (ISERP) is a large and well-established interdisciplinary [[institute]] for social science research. It boasts members from the faculties of the departments of "Anthropology, Economics, History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Statistics, as well as [the faculties] of Barnard College, the Earth Institute, Teachers College, the Mailman School of Public Health and the Schools of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Business, International and Public Affairs, Law, and Social Work."<ref>[http://iserp.columbia.edu/about About | ISERP]. Accessed 02/22/2009.</ref> Its lineage goes back to the Bureau for Applied Social Research, which was established in 1944. It is located on the eighth floor of [[IAB]]. | + | The '''Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy''' (ISERP) is a large and well-established interdisciplinary [[institute]] for social science research. It boasts members from the faculties of the departments of "[[Anthropology]], [[Economics]], [[History Department|History]], [[Political Science]], [[Psychology]], [[Sociology]], and [[Statistics]], as well as [the faculties] of [[Barnard College]], the [[Earth Institute]], [[Teachers College]], the [[Mailman School of Public Health]] and the [[GSAPP|Schools of Architecture, Planning and Preservation]], [[Business]], [[SIPA|International and Public Affairs]], [[Law]], and [[Social Work]]."<ref>[http://iserp.columbia.edu/about About | ISERP]. Accessed 02/22/2009.</ref> Its lineage goes back to the Bureau for Applied Social Research, which was established in [[1944]]. It is located on the eighth floor of [[IAB]]. |
Because of its size and extensive interdisciplinarity, there's a non-trivial chance that if you're an undergraduate in a social science or a related field looking to work as a research assistant you'll end up employed by ISERP. It also offers an annual summer fellowship for undergraduates, which can be an excellent opportunity for students whose academic and career interests intersect with its mandate (see e.g. [[Jason Bello]]). | Because of its size and extensive interdisciplinarity, there's a non-trivial chance that if you're an undergraduate in a social science or a related field looking to work as a research assistant you'll end up employed by ISERP. It also offers an annual summer fellowship for undergraduates, which can be an excellent opportunity for students whose academic and career interests intersect with its mandate (see e.g. [[Jason Bello]]). | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, 22 February 2009
The Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy (ISERP) is a large and well-established interdisciplinary institute for social science research. It boasts members from the faculties of the departments of "Anthropology, Economics, History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Statistics, as well as [the faculties] of Barnard College, the Earth Institute, Teachers College, the Mailman School of Public Health and the Schools of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Business, International and Public Affairs, Law, and Social Work."[1] Its lineage goes back to the Bureau for Applied Social Research, which was established in 1944. It is located on the eighth floor of IAB.
Because of its size and extensive interdisciplinarity, there's a non-trivial chance that if you're an undergraduate in a social science or a related field looking to work as a research assistant you'll end up employed by ISERP. It also offers an annual summer fellowship for undergraduates, which can be an excellent opportunity for students whose academic and career interests intersect with its mandate (see e.g. Jason Bello).
References
- ↑ About | ISERP. Accessed 02/22/2009.
