Careers In Science Policy
Careers in science policyInformational Handout created by Dr. Michelle R. Bond, OITE Intern, for Dr. Lori Conlan (Presenter)Suggested resources . .2-3Volunteer/personal improvement opportunities. . .3Internship/fellowship opportunities .4-5a. AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellowshipsb. Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Policy Graduate Fellowship Programc. Discover Magazine Blog, comprehensive list of science policy fellowshipsd. U.S. Science Policy in the 21st Century, Internships and fellowships in Science Policye. Public Policy Fellows Program, American Association of Immunologistsf. - z. Various opportunitiesEmployment opportunity examples 6-20a. Policy Analyst Manager; American Society for Microbiologyb. Health Science Policy Analyst at NINDSc. Public Health Analyst, HHSd. Health Policy Advisor, US Senatee. Kelly Government Solutions (general)f. Scientific Program Analyst, NIHg. Public Health Analyst, HHSh. Policy specialist, National Academy for State Health Policyi. Health Policy Manager, McDermott Will & Emery LLPj. Health Policy Analyst, APAk. Policy Specialistl. American Association of Medical CollegeExamples of expected written statements .21-24a) American Society of Plant Biologists, public affairs statements and advocacy papersb) Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI) Coalition Statementc) ASPB Statement on Plant Genetic EngineeringResume examples . .25-31 Willie Scott, Ph.D. Henry Jones, Sr., Ph.D. Indiana Jones, Ph.D.1
SUGGESTED RESOURCES:a) Office of Science Policy at the National Institutes of Health: http://osp.od.nih.gov/b) The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy ostp/blogc) ScienceInsider, breaking news and analysis from the world of science ) Science Policy: Establishing Guidelines, Setting Priorities, article of er magazine/previous issues/articles/2003 02 07/noDOI.2077985542189967389e) The Carnegie Commission on Science Technology, and Government (Lessons and opportunities for the newcentury): http://phe.rockefeller.edu/ccstg 10/index.htmlf) Science Progress from the Center for American Progress: http://www.scienceprogress.org/h) National Academies reports, in particular the Bridges to Independence may be of interest as it discussespostdoctoral training and fostering the independence of new investigators: http://www.nap.edu/i) Council on Government Research: http://www.cogr.edu/j) Idealist (website for finding jobs/learning about non-profit organizations): idealist.orgk) For finding jobs within the US federal government: usajobs.orgl) FASEB: .aspxm) The Washington Update: /Publications/FASEBWashington-Update.aspxn) Breakthroughs in Bioscience: Publications/Breakthroughs-in-Bioscience.aspxo) Roll Call (http://www.rollcall.com) and The Hill (http://thehill.com): information regarding jobs and currentaffairs in the Washington, D.C. area.p) Prepare for conversations about salary options using http://www.glassdoor.com and http://salary.comr) The National Academies: http://www.nationalacademies.org/s) Utilize LinkedIn and alumni directories (from your alma mater(s)) for informational interview contacts.t) University of Colorado website with links of interest: http://sciencepolicy.colorado.edu/students
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Inspiring futures Science Policy Careers What is Science Policy? Science policy is defined as being an area of public policy which is concerned with the policies that affect the conduct of the science and research enterprise often in pursuance of other national policy goals such as technological innovation, weapons
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Careers in Context: A can-do guide careersandenterprise.co.uk 4. Practical resource and support: 1. Use the Teach First four-step process for creating a strategic careers plan. To learn more about this, complete the free ‘Introduction to Careers Leadership’ online training 2. Read the Cheadle Hulme Case Study to see how a school has aligned their strategic career plans to wider school .
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