The Research Cluster on Strengthening Communities announces a ten-month research fellowship. The Cluster examines the social, political, and economic effects of changes in energy systems on local communities and workers, producing policy studies, research reports, and policy recommendations for communities and governments. The Research Cluster is part of the Roosevelt Project, a collaborative effort between Harvard University and MIT. The ten-month appointment has an equivalent annual salary of $70,000.
Research activities for the Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow include:
- Organizing and conducting interviews of stakeholders.
- Conducting background research.
- Collecting, preparing, and analyzing survey data.
- Conducting research using publicly available resources on the social, political, and economic context of various regions and industries.
For complete details and application instructions, visit the website.
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