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Quattrone Center Research Fellow

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Quattrone Center Research Fellow

Location: University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

Open Date: May 24, 2025

Deadline: Dec 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time

About the Quattrone Center:

  • The Quattrone Center is a research and policy hub housed at the Law
  • School. The interdisciplinary Center brings together faculty from
  • across the University of Pennsylvania and the nation, collaborating
  • with criminal justice practitioners in an interdisciplinary
  • approach to reduce errors in the administration of justice. The
  • Quattrone Center has rapidly established itself as a thought leader
  • on issues pertaining to the reduction of errors in criminal justice
  • and is the chief proponent for blending law and scientific research
  • (both social science and new technology) in a "systems approach" to
  • improving the criminal justice system. The Center applies
  • techniques from healthcare, aviation, and other industries focused
  • on safety, quality control, reliability, etc. in ways that unify
  • participants in the criminal justice system to implement, evaluate,
  • and expand best practices in the administration of justice.

About the Fellowship:

  • Designed for scholars interested in pursuing academic careers in
  • areas related to the Quattrone Center's work, fellows enjoy faculty
  • access to the Law School's services and full participation in all
  • Quattrone Center events. This is a full-time commitment and fellows
  • are expected to be in residence at the Law School for the duration
  • of the fellowship. Fellows receive a full year of funding and are
  • eligible for renewal for an additional year. Fellows are expected
  • to produce at least one original academic work during each year of
  • funding. In addition to conducting their individual research and
  • writing projects, each fellow's responsibilities will also include
  • providing support for the Quattrone Center's existing and new
  • programs, including the development of reports and proposals.

Qualifications

Requirements :

To be eligible, prospective fellows must meet one of the following

criteria:

  • Have earned a law degree. (Fellow candidates with at least 2 years of post-graduate experience will be strongly preferred; this experience may be legal practice, a judicial clerkship or other relevant legal experience); or
  • Have completed, or are in the terminal stage of a PhD or equivalent academic program, and have not yet held a full-time tenure track academic appointment
  • The fellowship is open to individuals with a background in law as
  • well as those with a background in social science (e.g. sociology,
  • psychology, economics, criminology, etc.) or medicine, with a
  • proven familiarity with criminal justice research.

Application Instructions

To Apply :

Complete the Fellowship application

  • Cover letter
  • CV
  • Undergraduate and law school and/or graduate school transcript(s) *
  • Writing sample(s)
  • Two references, minimum (at least one must be an academic reference) **
  • If official transcripts will be submitted confidentially, your provider may email them directly to quattronecenter@law.upenn.edu .
  • * Applicants can request confidential references directly through the Interfolio application system.

Questions/Contact : quattronecenter@law.upenn.edu

Learn more

about the Quattrone Center

https://www.law.upenn.edu/faculty/fellowships.php#quattrone

To apply, visit https://apply.interfolio.com/85998

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

  • The University of Pennsylvania is an equal opportunity employer.
  • Candidates are considered for employment without regard to race,
  • color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, creed, national origin
  • (including shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics), citizenship
  • status, age, disability, veteran status or any class protected
  • under applicable federal, state, or local law.

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