Environmental and Science Communication Postdoctoral Fellow Job at Indiana Unive

Indiana University Foundation is seeking a full-time Environmental and Science Communication Postdoctoral Fellow in Bloomington, IN. The position, funded for two years, involves research on human-environment interactions and climate change adaptation. The fellow will work under Dr. Jessica Eise on various projects, including communication strategies for marginalized communities and the influence of cultural factors on climate action. Competitive pay and benefits aligned with NIH levels are provided.
Environmental and Science Communication Postdoctoral FellowPay: CompetitiveLocation: Bloomington, IndianaEmployment type: Full-TimeJob DescriptionReq#: 29003 An Environmental and Science Communication postdoctoral fellow position is available in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, under the direction of Dr. Jessica Eise. This is a school-funded position for two years. The position includes benefits and compensation congruent with NIH stipend levels. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, but applications received by 31 January 2025 will be given full consideration, and the search will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. The anticipated start date is 1 September 2025.The postdoctoral fellow will join Dr. Eise in Bloomington, Indiana, to work on a unique set of projects combining social scientific research and applied research to study how humans and society interrelate with the environment and how we can improve climate change adaptation and mitigation. Examples of projects the fellow may work on include:How indigenous or marginalized agricultural communities communicate their experiences with climate change and the socio-economic factors that constrain or enable adaptation + building a tailored solution.How spiritual, moral and/or ethical frames influence willingness to take action on climate change in the general population + generating outreach on findings.The socio-cultural factors affecting adaptation of an infant cooling system to decrease infant mortality under climate change + promoting its use in different cultural contexts.How film messages influence mental models of climate change + managing an international film festival.The primary goal of these projects is to understand human and societal responses to and impacts of environmental challenges, and to craft solutions that can be immediately applied to identified challenges. The ultimate goal of the work is to improve human and environmental wellbeing.Institutional EnvironmentLocated on the flagship campus of the Indiana University System, IU School of Public Health‐Bloomington has over 200 faculty in five departments. Indiana University is classified as an R1-Highest Research Activity university, is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities (AAU), and boasts numerous resources. IU School of Public Health‐Bloomington combines aspects of a traditional university campus with a strong teaching focus and the research infrastructure of a research-intensive institution.About the companyIndiana University is a major multicampus public research institution, grounded in the liberal arts and sciences, and a world leader in professional, medical, and technological education.
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