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panel data, regress analysis, non-
OFESSIONAL
parametric modeling & fin/ETD lan-
guage. Master’s stats, finance or related
req. +2 yrs exp in position. Reply to
info@theIFM.org or fax (202) 296-3184.
www.theIFM.org EOE.
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University of Florida, Department of
Statistics has an opening for statistical
coordinator, starting July 11, 2009. MS
degree and SAS experience required. To
view application instructions and com-
plete an online resume, please visit http://
jobs.ufl.edu. Requisition number for this
vacancy is 0802196 and the deadline
date to apply is 07/31/09.
jobs.ufl.edu.
If an accommodation due to a disabil-
ity is needed to apply for this position,
please call (352) 392-4621 or the Florida
Relay System at (800) 955-8771 (TDD).
An Equal Opportunity Employer/
Affirmative Action Employer.
Iowa
n Drake University College of Business
and Public Administration tenure-track/
tenured; rank open. Start August 2010.
Earned PhD, or in later dissertation stag-
es; significant research in actuarial science
preferred, related fields considered. CAS
associateship or SOA required or in short
time. CV, teaching philosophy and con-
tact information for three references to
rahul.parsa@drake.edu or Professor Rahul
A. Parsa, Drake University, Des Moines,
IA 50311. Review begins August 2009.
Drake University is an equal opportunity
employer, and actively seeks applicants
who reflect the diversity of the nation.
No applicant shall be discriminated
against on the basis of race, color, nation-
al origin, creed, religion, age, disability,
sex, gender identity, sexual orientation,
or veteran status.
Maryland
n Department of Health and Human
Services, National Institutes of Health,
National Cancer Institute, Biometric
Research Branch (BRB). BRB is seeking
candidates, preferably a PhD in statis-
tics/biostatistics, interested in statistical
genomics and molecular diagnosis. Please
submit your CV, a statement of interest
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