DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL INDIAN POLICY CENTER
The National Indian Policy Center, a research institute at The George
Washington University in Washington, D.C., is searching for a director to
start between Nov. 1 and Dec. 1, 1994. The Director oversees a research
program on issues related to the development of public policy affecting
American Indians, operation of a data and information clearinghouse, and
coordination of forums and symposia. The Director administers the institute
and is responsible for fund-raising. Knowledge and research experience is
necessary on American Indian issues, as evidenced by an advanced degree
(i.e., masters, Ph. D, or other) or a record of excellence in research and
analysis regarding American Indian public policy; also necessary is
demonstrated experience and knowledge about working with Indians.
Candidates should also have a successful record in raising funds for
research or service in Indian affairs, familiarity with the history and
present status of Federal-Indian relations, and at least five years of
management experience in an organization with more than five employees.
Salary depends on qualifications and experience.
Applicants should send a statement of interest, resume, and names of
three references to Dr. Roderick French, Academic Vice President, George
Washington University, 8th Floor, 2121 Eye Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.
20052. Further information can be obtained from the National Indian Policy
Center, 2101 F Street, N.W. (202)-994-1446. The search committee expects to
begin screening applications on September 30, 1994.
Voice: 202-994-1446 \\ Fax: 202-994-4404 \\ E-mail: NIPC@GWUVM.GWU.EDU \\