Web Development and Graphic Design
Anastassia Fedyk, Professor
Business, Haas School
Applications for Spring 2025 are closed for this project.
This project supports Professor Anastassia Fedyk’s research and policy work with web development and graphic design. The project involves maintaining and improving policy-related web resources such as Econ4UA.org, as well as designing and running experimental RCTs and surveys (sometimes involving new websites, sometimes executing simple Qualtrics surveys). Finally, the project also involves applying graphic design skills to research and policy, creating posters and concise slide decks & one pagers summarizing specific activities and programs.
Role: The key tasks for the research apprentices include:
- Maintaining and expanding policy-related web resources including the Econ4UA.org.
- Designing and running online experimental RCTs and surveys, both new websites and standard survey software.
- Designing materials such as posters, one-pagers, etc. (graphic design).
Students involved in this project will improve their web development skills, hone their design sills, and gain transformative experience in applying web resources to research and policy.
Qualifications: Required:
- Excellent web development and design skills.
- Knowledge of both drag-and-drop tools (e.g., WordPress) and backend code (e.g., JavaScript, CSS).
Must be willing to put in 10 hours/week every week, with no exception.
NOTE: If you are strong in one of web development / graphic design but not the other, please specify this in your application. I will still consider you given very strong skills in the area you specify.
Hours: 9-11 hrs
Digital Humanities and Data Science Social Sciences