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Current computational career opportunities can be found below.

In the event we are not currently hiring for any computationally-driven positions, please visit our main site to view our current job openings.

SESYNC is supported by an award from the US National Science Foundation (Grant #s DBI-1052875 and DBI-1639145) to the University of Maryland, with additional support from University of Maryland, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, and Resources for the Future.

Jan 26	Seminar: Dr. Merle Eisenberg and Dr. Ophélie Couriot Dr. Merle Eisenberg, SESYNC, Dr. Ophélie Couriot
Feb 1	Workshop: Synthesizing Research on Pastoral Governance of Common-Pool Resources
Mar 23	Seminar: Dr. Katie Peterson and Dr. Ryan Unks Dr. Katie Peterson, SESYNC;, Dr. Ryan Unks, SESYNC

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