On-Call Research Fellow
Santa Clara County, CA - USA
Job Summary
$50.00 per hour
This position will assist in the research and writing of a book that covers multiple academic disciplines including law sociology psychology and media studies.
Duties may include:
Conduct legal research and summarize research;
Reviewing and summarizing court policies and procedures;
Cite-checking duties; assuring that citations are in proper format drafting parenthetical summaries as needed
Organizing and coding research findings and other related data;
Creating tables and graphs to present research findings
Writing reports of research findings.
Qualifications:
1. Strong legal research analytical and writing skills; and
2. Strong professional etiquette including timely communication excellent interpersonal and
communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively.
Requirements:
1. Juris Doctor degree
2. Experience doing social science research in multiple databases
3. Experience writing long-form academic works and
Telecommute
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