
location_onBarnhill Road, Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma, 73026, United States
The University of Oklahoma seeks an innovative and collaborative scholar to serve as Director of the Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (IPPRA). Originally established with a Norman campus focus, IPPRA is positioned to evolve into a multi-campus enterprise that brings public policy scholarship to bear on the University's highest-priority impact areas while creating pathways that move knowledge and insight out of the university and into real-world application.
The next Director will position and plan for this evolution, developing a clear pathway to expand IPPRA's reach and partnerships across the Health Sciences Center and the Tulsa campus while maintaining the flexibility to grow into new areas as opportunities emerge. The Director will provide intellectual and strategic leadership for an institute that integrates interdisciplinary policy analysis with scientific and technical research to address complex societal challenges.
Work model: On-site
Barnhill Road, Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma, 73026, United States
Norman, Oklahoma
Mechanical Engineering at Colorado School of Mines • Hybrid
MSU Office of Graduate Career Development • East Lansing, Michigan
Skills: Data-Driven Policy Research, Modeling, Survey-Based Analysis, Quantitative Methods, Survey Research, Computational Social Science, Policy Modeling.
Education: Ph.D. in Political Science, Public Policy, Economics, or related social science discipline required.
Experience leading interdisciplinary research initiatives addressing complex societal challenges. Expertise in quantitative methods, survey research, computational social science, or policy modeling. Experience collaborating with federal and state agencies, tribal nations, or national research programs.
Regeneron • Armonk, New York
The OU Stephenson School of Biomedical Engineering operates within the Higher Education sector in Norman, Oklahoma, serving as a pivotal bridge between the University of Oklahoma's academic units and the regional bioscience industry. By integrating resources from the Gallogly College of Engineering, the OU Health Sciences Center, the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Price College of Business, the school facilitates extensive collaboration in healthcare discovery. This multidisciplinary approach attracts top talent to the region and drives innovation in health care research.
The institution offers both undergraduate and graduate programs, with the undergraduate track launching in Fall 2016 and the graduate program established following a Whitaker Foundation grant in the late 1990s. The school is preparing to move into Gallogly Hall, a new facility in the engineering quad scheduled for completion in 2019. Faculty members focus on translational discoveries across key healthcare domains, including cancer, brain injury and disease, and musculoskeletal medicine. Through these academic and research initiatives, the school contributes significantly to the advancement of biomedical engineering in Oklahoma.
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