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Accepting applications for our Academic Research Council

How to apply

For more information on how to apply to serve on the Academic Research Council or one of these Advisory Councils you can:

Review instructions on how to submit an application for membership Apply online (Applying online is highly encouraged) Learn more about our Advisory Groups Visit our Frequently Asked Questions for more information.

* The Bureau provides access to machine readable application materials to members of the public that are visually impaired. The readable application can be accessed by clicking here.

Beginning today, we are accepting applications for membership on our Academic Research Council (ARC).

The ARC was created to make sure that we hear from a variety of experts with diverse viewpoints, knowledge, and expertise. It’s envisioned as a technical advisory body of scholars to:

Provide our Office of Research with methodological and technical advice and feedback Suggest new data collection strategies and methods of analysis Provide input into research strategic planning and the research agenda Collaborate with our research staff on high-value research projects to share specialized expertise Support high quality recruitment

We’re inviting applications from individuals who can provide us with these kinds of guidance as we carry out our work.

We’re looking for tenured academics with:

Strong research and publishing background A record of public or academic service Recognition for professional achievements and objectivity in economics, statistics, psychology or behavioral science Strong methodological and technical expertise in structural or reduced form econometrics, modeling of consumer decision-making, behavioral economics, experimental economics, program evaluation, psychology, or financial choice How many seats are available?

We are looking to fill three additional seats on the Academic Research Council in 2016. Learn more about current members.