Candidates should submit: • A cover letter describing fit for the position and research and teaching interests • A current CV • A research statement or writing sample (e.g., job market paper or recent publication) • A teaching statement, including any evidence of teaching effectiveness • Contact information for three references • Graduate transcript (need not be official transcript) Review of applications will begin Oct. 1 and continue until the positions are filled. We welcome applicants working in security policy (including national security, space, cyber, or public safety), social and community policy (including healthcare, education, criminal justice, or economic development), technology and industrial policy (including energy and resources, transportation, or manufacturing and labor), or policymaking processes, among other fields.