Syracuse University has joined with the University of Texas at Austin in directing the United States Policy Agendas Project. The Policy Agendas Project is an academic initiative aimed at collecting and coding government activities in the United States to enable researchers, policymakers, and citizens to track changes in policy processes and outputs over time.

The Campbell Institute at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University is seeking a Postdoctoral Scholar (postdoc) to manage a group to collect and organize policy data in the areas of Media, Interest Groups, Public Opinion and the Budget. The postdoc will lead a small group of graduate and undergraduate students in weekly policy coding sessions, meeting weekly coding goals and participating in meetings that ensure uniformity of the data collection. The postdoc will report to Campbell Director Chris Faricy and collaborate closely with faculty, students and staff involved in the Policy Agendas Project at Syracuse University.

This is a two-year position as a postdoctoral researcher.