📢 ISCSS is hiring a Part-Time Events & Communications Coordinator!
The International Society for Computational Social Science (ISCSS) is seeking a detail-oriented and creative coordinator to help us engage with the global CSS community.
💻 Remote | ~20 hrs/week | $18–22/hour
Apply by sending a short cover letter resume/CV to rogcar@seas.upenn.edu
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until filled.
📎 Official notice attached in comments.
The Summer Institute in Computational Social Science (SICSS) at @CSSPenn recently concluded. Bringing together social and data scientists for an intensive program focused on interdisciplinary research and collaboration, SICSS invited doctoral candidates, faculty and industry experts to spark new discussions and consider different perspectives.
Last week, @csspenn, @Meta, @DirectRelief and @crisisreadiness co-hosted a workshop on how AI and novel data can support crisis response. Emergency leaders from across the region gathered to discuss tools and strategies to prepare for events like @FIFAWorldCup. #AIforGood
🚀 Draft schedule for #IC2S2 2025 (July 21–24) is here. Explore four days packed with inspiration. Review your slot, plan travel, and flag any conflicts—minor tweaks are still possible. See the program here: ic2s2-2025.org/program/. The poster scheduling will follow next week!
Penn's Center for Media, Technology and Democracy is looking to hire an Engagement and Policy Manager.
Great opportunity for someone wanting to help build this exciting new center! wd1.myworkdaysite.com/en-US/…
🚀 Draft schedule for #IC2S2 2025 (July 21–24) is here. Explore four days packed with inspiration. Review your slot, plan travel, and flag any conflicts—minor tweaks are still possible. See the program here: ic2s2-2025.org/program/. The poster scheduling will follow next week!
Can social media be less toxic?
ICYMI: A new paper from @WarrenCntrPenn affiliate Duncan Watts' Computational Social Science Lab @csspenn explores how social media can encourage good behavior online. penntoday.upenn.edu/news/pen…
Alex will be starting on May 19th, and we look forward to introducing him to the Penn community as the Center launches and makes a meaningful impact across the University of Pennsylvania and beyond.
The goal of the center is to position Penn as a leader in the area Media, Technology, and Democracy through a combination of connecting existing efforts at Penn and creating new programming.
Alex is bringing his deep expertise in public policy, data science, and higher education, with previous experience at the White House, the Brookings Institution, and in academia at Georgetown and the University of Chicago.