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Quantitative Methods Peer Consultant

The University of Oregon Libraries is seeking a student to contribute to the Libraries’ goal of supporting research and learning across disciplines at the University of Oregon. The Quantitative Methods Peer Consultant will report to the Statistical Consultant of Data Services, and work with the Data Services team to assist with the development and delivery of a statistical consulting program serving the U of O student body.
 
Duties
•           Provide peer consultation on statistical methods for research-focused, dissertating and thesis writing students
•           Assist in the implementation of a statistical education workshop program
•           Assist in the creation of instruction and reference materials relating to research methods and statistics
•           Assist in the promotion and assessment of program activities
•           Conduct drop-in office hours virtually or in-person in the Libraries as campus policy dictates
•           Collaborate with library partners on holistic research support
•           Other duties as assigned

Special Requirements (knowledge, skills, experience, etc):
Experience with 1 or more of the following:
◦           Descriptive Statistics
◦           Data Visualizations
◦           Modeling
◦           Data Cleaning and management
Familiarity with research methodologies (sciences, social sciences, or humanities).
Experience using one or more of the following:
◦           R
◦           Python
◦           Excel
◦           SPSS
◦           Jamovi
◦           Matlab
◦           SAS
◦           SQL
◦           Javascript / HTML
Ability to explain concepts to peers
Experience with diverse communities
 
For consideration, please submit the following materials:
  1. Cover letter, expressing your interest in and qualifications for the position;
  2. CV or Resume;
  3. Name and contact information of one(1) reference who can attest to your ability to perform the duties outlined above; and
  4. Student Employment Application (located as an attachment to the bottom right of this posting page).
 
This position is working remotely up to 15 hours per week. Days and hours TBD.
BIPOC students are strongly encouraged to apply