Where would you look?

[Qual researcher]

I am currently in a postdoc with a government agency and we have an opening for another postdoc with a qualitative focus. I found the position through a friend and really only looked at academic positions when I was on the market. For those of you who are looking at non-academic positions or post-docs, where do you search for positions of interest (besides ASA, Chronicle, and here). As soon as it is formally approved I will be posting it here, but we want to cast a wide net.

Thanks!

[lookielou]

If it's related to gender, you can post the ad at the National Women's Studies Association (NWSA) website (www.nwsa.org).

I find that if you can get the ad circulating on different listservs, such as those maintained by ASA sections, the ad will reach many people on the job market. Some departments maintain a virtual job listing board for students on the market.

[aaa]

maybe publicservicecareers.org? it's a great resource and seems like a good fit.

[ASAsectionlistserves]

You cans end it to the section chairs of the most closely related ASA sections. They have list serves of their members.

[more sugggestions]

-Soc Sci+Humanities postdoc wiki :http://academicjobs.wikia.com/wiki/Humanities_and_Social_Sciences_Postdocs_2011-12


-you can also send it to the grad program administrators or grad chairs of different departments to forward to their jobskeers. might take a little more time but you could narrow it to top 30 or whatever.


-Inside higher ed

-some sections will only abide by the rules of ASA which is to only forward announcements by institutions that are part of the formal job bank.

[lookielou]

Also look at the Job Guide section at www.h-net.org

[lookingforjob]

I would love to hear more about the job as I just graduated am looking for a job with a govt agency or a postdoc. I have experience with quant and qual methods.

[Guest]

Is there a time frame as to when we should expect more info?

[Qual researcher]

I just posted the position.