Professor Haynes seeks a Research Assistant immediately to work on a book on gender and post conflict reconstruction. Must be work study eligible, able to work 15 -20 hours per week between May 15 and June 1, with reduced hours and workload throughout the remainder of the summer, and familiar with footnoting and research. Interested students should send a short email to dhaynes@nesl.edu by 8 May.
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Summer Research Assistant for Prof. Haynes
Professor Haynes seeks a Research Assistant immediately to work on a book on gender and post conflict reconstruction. Must be work study eligible, able to work 15 -20 hours per week between May 15 and June 1, with reduced hours and workload throughout the remainder of the summer, and familiar with footnoting and research. Interested students should send a short email to dhaynes@nesl.edu by 8 May.
