As a member of our team, you’ll work with world-renowned faculty and highly motivated staff and students dedicated to exploring the interconnections between politics, regulation, and the economy.
The Stigler Center Communications Manager leads digital marketing and communications efforts across all Center initiatives, including the ProMarket.org publication and Capitalisn’t podcast. The Manager will leverage social media and online communications to raise the Center’s visibility and consistently articulate the Stigler Center’s mission. The Manager will promote content and initiatives related to the Stigler Center’s mission of understanding the interaction between politics and the economy – with a specific focus on regulatory capture, crony capitalism, the various forms of subversion of competition by special interest groups, and, more broadly, political economy and the future of capitalism in an ever-changing world. They will help create and curate the Center's voice and contribute to ensuring that the Center is viewed as a primary source, disseminator, and conduit of information on its core focus topics.
Requisition Number: JR11456
Research assistants’ work varies greatly depending on the project, but may include data entry and library searches, data management and statistical estimations, helping set up online surveys or computer studies, or summarizing information from sources in languages other than English. Projects may be short-term or long-term, and some projects may require special skills, while others may be suitable for those without prior research experience.
The Stigler Center seeks University of Chicago student RA support with varying volume and frequency throughout the year. After an applicant submits an RA application form, they will be added to an active directory of students interested in serving as Stigler Center research assistants. Our team will reach out to suitable candidates for projects as they become available.
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