The Center for Early Childhood Education and Intervention is seeking candidates for two paid positions:
- Research Assistants for a preschool curriculum evaluation (Baltimore)
- A Curriculum Project Assistant to support work on a preschool curriculum (College Park, on campus)
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT | Research Assistant for Evaluation of the Children Study
Their World Pre-K Curriculum
Overview: The Center for Early Childhood Education and Intervention at the
University of Maryland College Park (UMD), is seeking part-time, hourly
research assistants (RAs) to work on a project to evaluate the efficacy of the
Children Study Their World (CSW) pre-k curriculum. RAs would be part of a busy
and thriving research-to-practice team at UMD. This position is ideal for current
UMD students or recent UMD graduates wanting to work with children and
teachers.
Responsibilities: The RA duties for this position are primarily related to data
collection for the evaluation of the curriculum. Specifically, RAs will administer a
series of assessments to pre-k students, conduct classroom observations, and
complete data entry. Although the project is housed at UMD, College Park, data
collection occurs in Head Start classrooms in and around Baltimore City and
County. Given that the data collection occurs in different schools, ideally,
candidates will have access to a car and be available to travel both to and
around the Baltimore area. Mandatory training takes place in March at UMD in
College Park.
Qualifications:
• Major in education, child development, family science, psychology, or a
related discipline preferred.
• Some experience working with young children.
• Early childhood assessment experience is a plus, but not required.
• Excellent interpersonal, collaborative, and organizational skills are
required.
• Availability to administer assessments between the hours of 9:00 am-12:00
pm at least 1-2 days a week.
Compensation:
• Hourly wages: $17/hour
How to Apply: Please send the following in one pdf file to Christina Budde
(cbudde@umd.edu)
• Resume or Curriculum Vita (CV).
• An unofficial transcript for any undergraduate or graduate work
completed.
• Spring semester availability.
For best consideration, please submit your application by February 23,
2020, at 6 p.m.
Position Opening: Curriculum Project Assistant
Overview
CECEI seeks a detail-oriented Project
Assistant in support of a curriculum for
four year olds called Children Study
Their World. The RA would be
responsible for various tasks in support
of the curriculum, including making
eBook revisions and assisting with
locating, photocopying, and producing
resources for the curriculum. Other
support and clerical tasks would be
required as needed.
Position Details
• Project Assistant expected to work
at CECEI 10 hours per week.
• Project Assistant will be paid
hourly.
• Project Assistant will work until
04/30/20, with continued
employment past the initial term
dependent on performance and
funding.
• Graduate students preferred;
undergraduates may apply.
About Us
The Center for Early Childhood Education and Intervention
(CECEI) is a joint initiative between the Department of
Counseling, Higher Education and Special Education (CHSE) and
the Department of Human Development and Quantitative
Methodology (HDQM). The mission of CECEI is to conduct high
quality research on early childhood education and early
intervention programs in order to inform State and Federal
policy, to translate research into scalable education programs
and best practices, to build capacity in schools and
communities, and to promote family engagement in their
children’s education.
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