Applicants should propose a project that falls within an EPSRC theme, and has the support of a Cambridge academic who is willing to be the Fellowship PI. Her current research interests are racial inequality, criminology/criminal justice, family, gender, spatial analyses, and public policy. Jennifer Daniels is a 20222024 National Poverty Fellow in residence in the Division of Economic Independence (DEI) at the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation (OPRE). Her research interests include policy approaches to prevent chronic disease, promote health and well-being, and reduce health disparities. Hints and tips. Shamsuddin received his Ph.D. in Urban Planning and Policy from MIT. Sarah Charnes is a National Poverty Fellow for 20222024 in residence in the Division of Data and Improvement (DDI) at the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation (OPRE). Shomon Shamsuddin was a National Poverty Fellow at the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation from 2014 to 2015 and was mentored by IRP Affiliate J. Michael Collins. Groves is currently a Manager responsible for analytical education as the SAS Institute, Inc. Melody Harvey was a National Poverty Fellow at the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation from 2018 to 2020 and was mentored by IRP Affiliate J. Michael Collins. She also holds an MSPH in International Health from Johns Hopkins University. Track record of the application which will cover: other opportunities the applicant has taken up such as researcher development training, teaching, public engagements, knowledge transfer etc. WebEPSRC postdoctoral fellowship Below are last year's instructions. National Research Center on Poverty and Economic Mobility, National Poverty Fellows Program Call for Applications for the 20232024 Fellowship Year Due 11/30/2022, National Poverty Fellows Program Call for Applications for the 20222023 Fellowship Year Due 12/3/2021, National Poverty Fellows Program Call for Applications for the 20212022 Fellowship Year Due 12/7/2020, National Poverty Fellows Program Call for Applications for the 20202021 fellowship year Due 12/1/2019, National Poverty Fellows Program Call for Applications for 20192020 (Due 11/28/2018). Caitlin Lowery is a National Poverty Fellow for 20232024 in residence in the Division of Data and Improvement (DDI) at the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation (OPRE). Addo completed her PhD in social welfare at the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy and Practice (SP2). 2023 Imperial College London, Multidisciplinary networks, centres and institutes, Imperial College Academic Health Science Centre. His research explores how housing and education policy affect urban inequality and socioeconomic mobility. Shoshana Shapiro is a National Poverty Fellow for 20232024 in residence in the Office of Community Services in the Administration for Children and Families. WebEPSRC standard grant applications can include funds for: postdoctoral researchers, travel and subsistence for conference attendance, meetings, and for any named visiting fellows, computing equipment and software. Addo is mentored by IRP Affiliate J. Michael Collins and Christina Yancey, Chief Evaluation Officer at the U.S. Department of Labor. xXK#7W`Jnip=rXa'C*=n3Gnv?5{{pfL~`#_VN0_w>| Us|0]]7D' tiGvh_{B$;:ox AOD pu2i3(}8gZ;Xe. McDonald is a 20212022 American Sociological Association (ASA) Minority Fellow and a member of the inaugural 20212022 cohort of ASA/NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant awardees. Shapiros research interests include the geography of poverty and the human services safety net, with a focus on policy research to support access to the safety net for all Americans. % Megan Reid was a National Poverty Fellow at the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation from 2015 to 2018 and was mentored by IRP Affiliate Lawrence Berger. Sharon Wolf was a National Poverty Fellow at the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation from 2014 to 2015. His recent work examines barriers to college access and degree completion for low-income and minority students, with attention to the role of information, behavioral qualities, and institutional characteristics. Nicol Valdez is a National Poverty Fellow in residence at the Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation (OPRE) during the 20192021 academic years and is mentored by IRP Affiliate Jenna Nobles. Moore has a Ph.D. in Public Policy and Management from the University of Washington Evans School of Public Policy and Governance and Masters of Public Administration from the University of Utah. Interviews are scheduled to be held on Thursday 6 July in person. stream WebEPSRC fellowships. She is a qualitative researcher with experience conducting policy and program evaluations, survey design, in-depth interviews, and focus groups.Addos research interests include precarious work and the intersection between economic insecurity, health, and well-being.At SP2, Addo collaborated on the development of the Partnership for Social Mobility and Impact Fund, a research-driven initiative to identify and scale economic mobility solutions in Philadelphia and beyond.Prior to her doctoral work, Addo held positions atUrbane Development, where she led studies on city-led financial capability and economic development initiatives, and Citizens Budget Commission,where she contributed to studies on Medicaid redesign and municipal fire and EMS services. In his dissertation, he investigated how three large-scale social insurance programsAFDC/TANF, Medicaid, and Social Securitys Student Benefit Programaffected the educational attainment and work experience of vulnerable young adults. The lowest success rate was at the Medical Research Council, Her dissertation research explored the implementation and impact of the Community Eligibility Provision of the National School Lunch Program, which allows high-poverty schools to serve universal free meals. Gwendolyn Donley is a National Poverty Fellow for 20222024 in residence in the Office of Community Services in the Administration for Children and Families. EPSRC have yet to announce this year's timings or procedure.If you are interested in doing a postdoc at Imperial, and if you got/will get your PhD within the last 3 years, consider applying for an EPSRC fellowship.These applications have to be made very early -- 5 July. Non attributable. Her dissertation, Examining Child Support Enforcement in the Deep South: An Analysis of Race, Gender, Class, and Place, examines the association of the agencys policies and practices with macrolevel spatial and racial inequality, which brings all these areas into conversation with each other. These enable outstanding scientists to build an independent research career. Awards are tenable for five years in the first instance and cover the fellow's salary, estates and indirect costs at a rate of 80 per cent of full economic costs. Research expenses will also be provided. Approximately 35 Fellowships will be available each year. Feedback, questions or accessibility issues: dawn.duren@wisc.edu. %A. Applicants should propose a project that falls within an, Appointments will be made at Research Associate Grade 7, spine point 41 (current rate 34,308) and. stream /Length 8 x Sarahs dissertation investigated several facets of means-testing in the United States through the lens of public food assistance. If you want to work part-time, you can hold your EPSRC fellowship part-time as well, at a Whilst it is not specified by EPSRC what constitutes recent funding, we would expect no longer than a year to have passed since the end of the funding period (when stipend payments stopped) to the start of the fellowship. Colin Campbell was a National Poverty Fellow in residence at the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation from 2014 to 2016. Reid earned her Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Texas at Austin in 2011 and worked as a Project Director at the National Development and Research Institutes before beginning her position as a National Poverty Fellow. She has also served as a health and education policy adviser in the U.S. Senate and provided public policy and communications counsel to nonprofit organizations. EPSRC Open and OpenPlus fellowships support talented and ambitious researchers to deliver research excellence and lead our research base in evolving towards a modern working culture. Sarah completed her Ph.D. in Public Policy and Management at the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy and Governance at the University of Washington in December 2021. Her dissertation research investigated state-level discretionary decision-making in the administration of SNAP and racial inequity in the receipt of benefits for able-bodied adults without dependents. Dost studies how interactions with the administrative state affect the political efficacy and behavior of both the recipients of means-tested government programs and of the general public. The City University of New York announced today that Jermaine Anthony Richards, a 2017 York College alumnus and Ph.D. candidate at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, was awarded a 2023 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans. Lowery has contributed to the evaluation of nutrition-related policies and programs, including the Philadelphia Beverage Tax and a large fruit and vegetable incentive program in North Carolina. Harvey is currently an Assistant Professor of Consumer Science at University of WisconsinMadison. She was an APPAM Equity and Inclusion Fellow (20212022), Publicly Active Graduate Education (PAGE) Fellow for Imagining America (20182019) and was a Graduate Community Engagement Scholar at the University of Delaware. To assist with the application process and to ensure that all documents are submitted correctly, please refer to the following document: Applications will be considered by the Directors of Education in the Schools of the Physical Sciences and Technology. Deterding is currently a Senior Social Science Research Analyst at the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation in the Administration for Children and Families. Applications will be sent out for peer review and will then be assessed % Sarahs research interests were informed by topics with which she was engaged while working as an economist in the U.S. Department of the Treasurys Office of Economic Policy prior to pursuing her doctorate.Charnes is mentored by IRP AffiliateJudith Bartfeldand Danielle Berman, Senior Evidence Analyst at the Office of Management and Budget. She recently earned her PhD in Urban Affairs and Public Policy from the Biden School of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Delaware. Campuses & maps, Lincoln Groves was a National Poverty Fellow at the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation from 2015 to 2018 and was mentored by IRP Affiliate Timothy Smeeding. Petre is currently a lecturer in economics at Dartmouth College. 2 0 obj Underlying themes connect all of her work: poverty, equity in resources and environments, racial disparities in health, and individual/community-level lived experiences. Success rates for EPSRC fellowships showing 95% confidence intervals (using a binomial model) For more details on the method, please see this paper by Her dissertation focused on the returns to cognitive and noncognitive skills in different labor market contexts, such as employer learning about these skills and skills as an explanation of the racial wage gap. University and Colleges work, Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) overview, Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) overview, Global agility: developing intercultural competence (an understanding of what it is, and why you need it), Responsible Research and Innovation: An Introduction, 2023_epsrc_doctoral_fellowship_application_form.docx, How the University Web100% Success rate Show More. Donley is mentored by IRP AffiliateChristine Durranceand Emma Monahan, Senior Researcher at Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago. %PDF-1.3 In her work, she seeks to use data to inform policy and practice decisions and empower communities. %PDF-1.4 Deterding earned her Ph.D. in Sociology and Social Policy from Harvard University. More information about EPSRC postdoctoral fellowship, South Kensington CampusLondon SW7 2AZ, UKtel: +44 (0)20 7589 5111 you should be in the top 10-15% of EPSRC-funded in Applied Economics from Johns Hopkins University and a Ph.D. in Public Administration from Syracuse University. EPSRC have indicated that projects would typically comprise a PI (for a proportion of time, e.g. She also holds an M.A. In 20212022, Jennifer also worked as an Equity Fellow in the Office of Evaluation Sciences in the U.S. General Services Administration (OES). Her primary research focus centers around American stratification, immigration, and poverty with an emphasis on undocumented status. Her research interests include racial equity, poverty, and the provision and access to social welfare programs. McDonald also brings a practitioners lens to her research. Her most recent project focuses on understanding parenting and partnering among low-income Black couples in New York City. Specifically, she is interested in the intersections of devolved policy authority and racial inequity in the policy process. Her dissertation examined how experiences of social safety net program benefit conditions (e.g., work requirements) and sanctions (e.g., benefit cuts) are related to participant well-being, including material hardship, health, and sense of autonomy. WebEPSRC Early Career Fellowship. He is currently Assistant Professor of Sociology at East Carolina University. A spokesperson for the research council says it considers Lower success rate than WebAXA Chair and Fellowship. The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council now offers two categories of Fellowship a postdoctoral Fellowship in a limited range of Power electronics is at the heart of electronic devices like laptops and mobile phones, cars, trains, planes, energy networks, and power stations. Meredith Dost is a National Poverty Fellow for 20232024 in residence at the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE). She is interested in researching policies that help to reduce poverty and inequality by developing skills and closing gaps from an early age. Mina Addo is a National Poverty Fellow for 20212023 in residence at the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation. <> She assisted OES with defining the core elements of an equity-focused evaluation that included promoting awareness of processes for defining, measuring, evaluating, and communicating about equity among governmental partners.Daniels is mentored by IRP AffiliateMarci YbarraandErica Meade, Senior Policy Manager in the New Practice Lab at New America. Before pursuing her PhD, she worked at Pew Research Center and earned a B.A. The criteria used to select successful candidates will be as follows: Whilst there is potential for any department to host a doctoral fellow, within the remit of an EPSRC theme, the following are our key departments and the links below may be helpful in identifying potential PIs. Campbell received his Ph.D. in sociology from the University of North Carolina, where he was a fellow in the Royster Society of Fellows. endobj <> As part of the program, fellows visit the Institute for Research on Poverty at UWMadison as scholars in residence two times per year, are paired with a senior IRP research mentor and an outside policy mentor for the duration of their fellowship, and receive support to participate in academic conferences throughout the year. Harvey earned her Ph.D. at the RAND Pardee Graduate School. Her work examines the relationship between education and the labor market for disadvantaged students. His research focuses on poverty persistence and mobility out of poverty, the lasting effects of childhood poverty, and attitudes toward anti-poverty policies. Webthe doctoral thesis must have been submitted (and viva ideally completed) before the Doctoral Fellowship commences. She worked as a Child Support Enforcement officer and supervisor before entering graduate school. Research expenses will Those funded by other Research Councils or other funders are not eligible, including students aligned to EPSRC CDTs funded from non-EPSRC sources. /Filter/FlateDecode >> She is mentored by Professors Judith Bartfeld and Barbara Wolfe, both IRP Affiliates. She was a 20212022 awardee of the Behavioral Interventions Scholars (BIS) grant from OPRE and the U.S. Administration for Children and Families. Her doctoral research focused on residential instability, food environments, and experiences of COVID-19 among Black pregnant and postpartum women. Fellows work in residence conducting research and evaluation activities at one of the three following offices of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) in Washington, DC: the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE); the Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation (OPRE); and the Office of Community Services (OCS). The new data set considers EPSRC research grants as a whole, and gives the number of applications and success rates for 137 UK universities for four years, 4 0 obj <> UoM confidential! endobj Her dissertation research examined equity in access to the nonprofit human services safety net using quantitative analysis of national administrative data and mixed methods. Amelie Hecht is a National Poverty Fellow in residence at the Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation (OPRE) during the 20202022 academic years. in Public Policy and Hispanic Studies from the College of William & Mary. stream Lowery will complete her PhD in Nutrition with a minor in Epidemiology at the Gillings School of Global Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in August 2023. Quality of the proposed project plan, including novelty, methodology and planning, Potential of the applicant to show independence and leadership ability, Fellowship fits with declared career goals of the applicant, Appropriateness of the resources requested and the support indicated from the proposed Fellowship PI and host department. WebThe EPSRC says that it sees the fall in grant applications as a success, bringing demand to more manageable levels. Her research interests include the administrative state and governance, political behavior, and inequality. you should be in the top 10-15% of EPSRC-funded students in your PhD host department; *Any student who has received a recent EPSRC studentship at a UK institution is eligible to apply. Ruberto conducts critical community-engaged research about the experiences and agency of Black low-income populations in urban policy processes. Her research interests include racial politics, citizen participation, urban development, and arts and cultural policy. Valdez received her Ph.D. in sociology from Columbia University. Dianna Ruberto is a 20232024 National Poverty Fellow in residence at the Office for the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE). A funnel plot analysis of EPSRC Fellowship success rates Raw epsrc-fellowships-funnel.r # Analysis of EPSRC fellowship success rates # 18 November Daniels completed her Ph.D. in Urban Affairs and Public Policy in the Biden School of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Delaware. This includes: CDT (both CDT grant funded and Incorporated), DTP, I-CASE, and NPIF-funded DTP. Below are last year's instructions. xXs5~^Z]/?I(Hd{w\,Y,Y}^[TF;eX0^(kTuQ^o6NYV'gjqCw=A`AeZcTcoqiUdPSG"wG CnPBa 5sZ*EXyS3?AmKo o 'X5hAOI[yq{\;Z=}vVg JxdOLm6/pn[|[:~ t q%\T61AZT 4c6uV`XYkIAX|G-CV-o5:/V75y &oP-5y}` Bh26, WebThe National Poverty Fellows (NPF) Program is a federal government-university partnership administered by IRP seeking to build the capacity of postdoctoral If you are interested in doing a postdoc at Jennifer also holds a Master of Social Work degree and is engaged in diversity, equity, and inclusion work for various non-profit organizations. Her dissertation research, which was supported by the National Science Foundation, sets out to understand what it means to be a Mexican-American family, documented and undocumented, living in New York and North Carolina. This should be highest among younger patients and is usually quite a bit lower in the patient over 40 (10% or His research interests include human capital development of young adults at-risk of living in poverty, as well as the role of public policy in facilitating more favorable outcomes for these groups. Gwen has also been involved with extensive work focused on equity in food systems, including food access, emergency food assistance, supplemental food assistance programs, and nutrition policy.
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