Job Description:

• Conduct empirical research on intellectual humility, including designing and executing studies.
• Assist in ongoing research activities on our grant-funded projects.
• Analyze data using statistical methods analysis software.
• Collaborate with faculty and other researchers on related projects.
• Write up papers from new and existing datasets.
• Publish research findings in peer-reviewed journals and present at conferences.
• Assist in grant writing and reporting activities.
• Mentor undergraduate students involved in research projects.
  
  

Qualifications:

• Ph.D. in Psychology or a related field is required by the start date of the position.
• Strong background in research methods and statistics
• Demonstrated interest and expertise in intellectual humility or related areas such as virtues, positive psychology, or psychology of religion/spirituality.
• Track record of publications in peer-reviewed journals.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Prior experience with grant writing or research project management is desirable but not required.

About Hope College

Hope’s campus is nestled in the heart of downtown Holland, just miles from Lake Michigan. We’ve been part of this community for more than 150 years, growing from the 10 students who enrolled in 1862 to more than 3,100 students on campus today. From the beginning, Hope College has looked to the future. Here, historic architecture fits comfortably with world-class facilities: Van Vleck Hall, built in 1857, is just a block from our Pelletron particle accelerator. Our commitment to our Christian heritage (founded in partnership with the Reformed Church in America) points us to the deepest engagement in academics and in life. This rare combination of deep roots and rigorous preparation for the world of tomorrow equips Hope students to go into the world and make an impact in their communities.

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