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About Brookings Executive Education (BEE)
Brookings Executive Education (BEE), a partnership of the Brookings Institution and Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL) Olin School of Business, brings together two premier institutions to deliver on Robert S. Brookings’ desire to “teach the art of handling problems rather than simply impart accumulated knowledge” to those in and engaged with government.
About Washington University in St. Louis
Washington University in St.Louis (WUSTL) has a long standing reputation for scholarship and innovation. Its faculty members are distinguished in their research and have received numerous awards for research including 22 Nobel laureates. The Olin Business School has been recognized as a world leader in management education and scholarly research. In addition to Brookings, Olin partners with more than 20 international universities, including Fudan University in Shanghai, China; the Cass Business School in London; Fundação Dom Cabral in Nova Lima, Brazil; and the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad, India.
Position Overview: Serves as sales, marketing and communication lead for all BEE outreach materials and web pages; and implements BEE’s outreach efforts, including production of annual course catalog and marketing collateral, and selling seats for open enrollment classes. Acts as liaison to the Brookings Office of Communications and Olin Marketing departments.
Note: This position is an employee of Washington University, who works in the Brookings Executive Education program. This position is in Washington DC.
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About Brookings Executive Education (BEE)
Brookings Executive Education (BEE), a partnership of the Brookings Institution and Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL) Olin School of Business, brings together two premier institutions to deliver on Robert S. Brookings’ desire to “teach the art of handling problems rather than simply impart accumulated knowledge” to those in and engaged with government.
About Washington University in St. Louis
Washington University in St.Louis (WUSTL) has a long standing reputation for scholarship and innovation. Its faculty members are distinguished in their research and have received numerous awards for research including 22 Nobel laureates. The Olin Business School has been recognized as a world leader in management education and scholarly research. In addition to Brookings, Olin partners with more than 20 international universities, including Fudan University in Shanghai, China; the Cass Business School in London; Fundação Dom Cabral in Nova Lima, Brazil; and the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad, India.
Position Overview
The Brookings Executive Education Registrar administers all aspects of registration services and provides support and coordination for the Master of Science in Leadership and Certificate programs through Brookings Executive Education.
The Registrar manages all student records and tuition accounts; leads the planning, development, maintenance and enhancement of student records systems and reports to the BEE Director. S/he serves as a key resource to faculty and administrative officers regarding student information, policies, and promotes effective communication and productive relationships with Olin’s accounting department, divisional deans’ offices, the Office of Student Records, Student Accounting and other university entities. This position is responsible for the accurate creation, maintenance, and management of current and historic student academic records. The job requires the highest commitment to preserving the integrity of student records and upholding all regulations of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
Note: This position is an employee of Washington University, who works in the Brookings Executive Education program
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The Assistant to the Vice President and General Counsel provides executive administrative support to the Vice President and General Counsel (VPGC) and is a contributing member of the Office of the General Counsel (OGC). The Assistant provides internal and external scheduling support; strategically plans the VPGC’s time and activities; supports projects delegated by the VPGC; and supports the committees that the VPGC is on. The Assistant supports the OGC on compliance, recordkeeping and education initiatives.
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Note: This position is based in Doha, Qatar. Office hours of the Brookings Doha Center often require an evening segment for coordination with Washington, DC events, and other purposes.
About the Brookings Doha Center
Based in Qatar the Brookings Doha Center (BDC) is an overseas center of the Brookings Institution that advances high-quality independent policy research and analysis on major issues facing the Middle East / North Africa region. The Center enjoys an outstanding reputation for policy impact and cutting-edge, field-oriented research on socioeconomic and geopolitical issues facing the broader Middle East region. Open to a broad range of views and disciplines, the BDC is a hub for Brookings scholarship in the region.
Research Assistant
The Research Assistant provides research assistance and administrative support to the Brookings Doha Center (BDC).
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The Development Coordinator will provide support and coordination, writing and research support, and event coordination to the Global Economy and Development program (Global) development team. The Development Coordinator will also assist with the identification, cultivation, and stewardship of supporters, in addition to assisting with all aspects of administration and communication between Global and the central development office (DEV).
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The Senior Financial Manager in the Foreign Policy program (FP), under the direction of FP’s Director of Finance, is responsible for financial management and analysis, and budget administration of a portfolio of the Foreign Policy (FP) projects. The Senior Financial Manager serves as a member of a flexible team of financial managers; supports all financial and budget matters for an assigned portfolio; and serves as backup for other team members as needed.
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The Development Coordinator provides coordination, administration, research and strategy support to the Development team in Foreign Policy (FP) at Brookings, including support to senior members of FP. The Development Coordinator assists with all aspects of administration and communication between Foreign Policy (FP) and the central Development office (DEV) and the Executive Office (EO).
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Note: This position is based at the Brookings Doha Center in Doha, Qatar.
About the Brookings Doha Center
Based in Qatar, the Brookings Doha Center (BDC) is an overseas center of the Brookings Institution that advances high-quality independent policy research and analysis on major issues facing the Middle East / North Africa region. The Center enjoys an outstanding reputation for policy impact and cutting-edge, field-oriented research on socioeconomic and geopolitical issues facing the broader Middle East region. Open to a broad range of views and disciplines, the BDC is a hub for Brookings scholarship in the region.
Fellow/Senior Fellow
The Fellow/Senior Fellow will lead a multi-faceted program of research, analysis, and policy engagement in order to provide in depth understanding of the MENA region and develop ideas to help respond to the current challenges and instability facing the region. In particular, the Fellow/Senior Fellow will focus on one or more of the following substantive areas: International relations of the Middle East; geopolitical and regional security arrangements; displacement and humanitarian assistance; conflict and post-conflict reconstruction; national reconciliation; radicalization and counter-terrorism.
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About the Center for East Asia Policy Studies
Established in 1998 as the Center for Northeast Asian Policy Studies, CEAP is part of the Brookings Institution’s Foreign Policy program and is a center for research, analysis, and exchange on the compelling policy challenges facing East Asia and U.S.-Asia relations. CEAP implements program activities in two program tracks: an active series of events on political, economic, and security issues and scholarly research and publication. Drawing on the Brookings Institution’s long-standing ties to the region, CEAP is a leading venue for transpacific policy dialogue, research, and publication devoted to East Asia. The Center is co-directed by Dr. Richard Bush, a senior fellow in Brookings’s Foreign Policy program, and the Chen-Fu and Cecilia Yen Koo Chair in Taiwan Studies, and Mireya Solís, senior fellow and the Philip Knight Chair in Japan Studies. More information on CEAP is available at http://www.brookings.edu/about/centers/east-asia-policy-studies.
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The Brookings Institution is a nonpartisan think tank based in Washington, D.C. Its mission is to conduct in-depth research that leads to new ideas for solving problems facing society at the local, national, and global levels. Brookings brings together more than 300 leading experts in government and academia from all over the world who provide the highest quality research, policy recommendations, and analysis on a full range of public policy issues. The institution’s research agenda and recommendations are rooted in open-minded inquiry and represent diverse points of view.
Economic Studies Program
The Economic Studies program analyzes current and emerging economic issues facing the United States and the world, focusing on ideas to achieve broad-based economic growth, a strong labor market, sound fiscal and monetary policy, and economic opportunity and social mobility. The research aims to increase understanding of how the economy works and what can be done to make it work better.
Position Summary
The Vice President and Director, Economic Studies (Vice President) directs and oversees the program’s economic research and impact, financial sustainability, human resources, fundraising, communications, and operations. The position’s key areas of responsibilities are outlined below. The Vice President is also a Senior Fellow who conducts high quality, independent public policy research. The position reports to the President, John Allen, and is a member of the Institutions leadership team. The VP will lead a team of 75 staff members and oversee a budget of approximately $20 million.
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About the Brookings Doha Center
Based in Qatar the Brookings Doha Center (BDC) is an overseas center of the Brookings Institution that advances high-quality independent policy research and analysis on major issues facing the Middle East / North Africa region. The Center enjoys an outstanding reputation for policy impact and cutting-edge, field-oriented research on socioeconomic and geopolitical issues facing the broader Middle East region. Open to a broad range of views and disciplines, the BDC is a hub for Brookings scholarship in the region.
Visiting Fellowships
The BDC is pleased to announce Visiting Fellow positions for 2018-2019. The BDC hosts four or five Visiting Fellows each year. Following a competitive selection process, the Visiting Fellow takes up residence at the BDC for a 9–12-month period. Visiting Fellows conduct individual research, interact with other researchers and with policymakers, present their research at events, and contribute to the activities of the Center. Visiting Fellows receive a grant to cover the costs of living, travel, and research. They also receive a roundtrip ticket to and from Doha.
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Founded in 2006, Brookings-Tsinghua Center is a unique partnership between China’s Tsinghua University and The Brookings Institution in Washington, DC. It is a leading think tank in China that produces high quality and high impact policy research in areas of fundamental importance for Chinese society and for better U.S.-China relations. In addition, it serves as a significant platform for U.S.-China dialogues on a number of important topics, bringing together researchers and policy makers to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation.
The Center Coordinator provides day-to-day administration assistance to the Director and the Center. Helps to organize all China-based activities for the Brookings Tsinghua Center (BTC), including arranging travel, hotel, catering and reimbursement. The Center Coordinator supervises the Center’s interns.
Note: Applicants must be able to legally work in China. The Brookings Institution and the Brookings-Tsinghua Center will not be responsible for sponsoring candidate’s visa or local housing.
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Foreign Policy at Brookings
The Foreign Policy program at Brookings conducts nonpartisan, independent research that addresses the most pressing foreign policy issues of our times. Our work informs the public debate and provides analysis and understanding of the dynamics of world affairs and the challenges they pose to the international community. We seek to shape policies and institutions in the United States and abroad that promote sustainable peace, security, and prosperity around the world. To achieve these overarching goals, the Foreign Policy program deploys 35 resident scholars and experts organized in five research clusters, who work both independently and collaboratively on issues ranging from energy and climate, to the regional geopolitics of Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, to American power in the international order. Our Washington, D.C.-based team is enhanced by a network of distinguished fellows and nonresident fellows who bring a broad and deep array of talent to the critical task of examining world events and institutions and proposing solutions to global policy challenges.
About CUSE
The Center on the United States and Europe (CUSE) fosters high-level U.S.-European dialogue on the changes in Europe and the global challenges that affect transatlantic relations. The center offers independent research and recommendations for U.S. and European officials and policymakers, and it convenes seminars and public forums on policy-relevant issues. CUSE’s research program focuses on three key areas: the transformation of the European Union; strategies for engaging the countries and regions beyond the frontiers of the EU, including Turkey, the Balkans, Caucasus, Russia, and Ukraine; and European security issues such as the future of NATO, forging common strategies on energy security, and transatlantic counterterrorism coordination.
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Note: Fellowships are based at the Brookings Institution India Center in New Delhi, India.
About Brookings India
The Brookings Institution India Center serves as a platform for cutting-edge, independent, policy-relevant research and analysis on the opportunities and challenges facing India and the world. Established in 2013, the Center is based in New Delhi
Fellow
The Fellow is responsible for conducting independent research on one or more of Brookings India (BIIC) research areas including applied economics and public policy and must have a strong focus on India. Provides additional assistance to various other research projects in BIIC as appropriate.
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Founded in 2006, Brookings-Tsinghua Center is a unique partnership between China’s Tsinghua University and The Brookings Institution in Washington, DC. It is a leading think tank in China that produces high quality and high impact policy research in areas of fundamental importance for Chinese society and for better U.S.-China relations. In addition, it serves as a significant platform for U.S.-China dialogues on a number of important topics, bringing together researchers and policy makers to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation.
The Fellow at the Brookings-Tsinghua Center (BTC) conducts independent research, and in conjunction with the Director, guides the center’s research, development, and management. The Fellow also advises the Director on policy, research, and publication matters. He or she helps to ensure processes are in place to maximize the productivity and effectiveness of the BTC and represents the BTC at appropriate internal and external meetings.
Note: Applicants must be able to legally work in China. The Brookings Institution and the Brookings-Tsinghua Center will not be responsible for sponsoring candidate’s visa or local housing.
