NIMH funded training in quantitative methods for behavioral and social science. Appointment commences July or August 2002. Seminars on advanced topics including multivariate analysis, multidimensional scaling, decision theory, social choice modeling, combinatorial methods for data analysis, and social network analysis. Opportunities for both methodological and applications research. Faculty includes: C. Anderson, D. Budescu, L. Hubert, L. Jones, R. McDonald, J. Meulman, G. Miller, M. Regenwetter and S. Wasserman. Stipend range: $28,260 to $36,996. Applicants should be US citizens or have been admitted for permanent residence. Funding limits appointments to individuals who are no more than two years post-PhD.
Curriculum Vitae, statement of research interests, reprints, and three letters recommendation should be sent to: Stanley Wasserman, Coordinator,
NIMH Training Program in Quantitative Psychology, Department of Psychology,
University of Illinois, 603 E. Daniel, Champaign, Illinois 61820.
e-mail:stanwass@uiuc.edu Deadline is February 28, 2002.