Registrierung zur Teilnahme bis 31. Oktober 2008
Einsendung eures Projektes bis 30. November 2008
Überblick zum Wettbewerb
Vom 26. Februar bis 1. März 2009 wird in Dresden / Deutschland der European Congress for a World Culture Forum mit 500 Persönlichkeiten aus ganz Europa zum Thema »Kultur ist mehr – Europa im Spiegel seiner Städte« stattfinden.
Der Future City Youth Contest sucht eure Wünsche und Vorstellungen für die europäische Stadt der Zukunft, die in die Diskussionen auf dem Kongress einfließen. Präsentiert uns eure Ideen mittels künstlerischer Ausdrucksmöglichkeiten!
Grundgedanke des World Culture Forum
Der European Congress for a World Culture Forum versteht sich als ein Zwischenschritt auf dem Weg zu einem ersten »World Culture Forum«, das wir für das Jahr 2010 planen. Kultur schließt nach dem Verständnis des World Culture Forum nicht nur Kunst ein, sondern auch viele andere Bereiche unserer Gesellschaft, wie Politik, Religion, Wissen-
schaft, Bildung, Wirtschaft etc. All diese Teile der Kultur sind als gleichberechtigt zu betrachten, denn sie sind für die Entwicklung der Gesellschaft von gleicher Bedeutung. In unserer heutigen Zeit scheint jedoch die Wirtschaft alle anderen Bereiche der Kultur ins Abseits gedrängt zu haben. Auf dem Kongress 2009 soll dieses Ungleichgewicht des kulturellen Systems diskutiert werden.
Da die Stadt als Synonym für die Konzentration gesellschaftlicher Prozesse steht und als Mikrokosmos einer Gesellschaft alle Teilbereiche der Kultur beinhaltet, haben wir für den European Congress for a World Culture Forum als Thema »Kultur ist mehr – Europa im Spiegel seiner Städte« gewählt.
Hintergründe zum Wettbewerbsthema
Bis zum Jahr 2030 werden nach Schätzungen der UN mehr als 5 Milliarden Menschen, rund 60% der Weltbevölkerung, in Städten leben. Dazu, wie diese Städte, im Speziellen die europäischen Städte, aussehen, gibt es viele Ideen, Hoffnungen und Befürchtungen. Was wird die Zukunft der Stadt bringen und wie werden sich die Städte Europas verän-
dern? Werden sich Probleme, mit denen wir in unserer heutigen Zeit in den Städten konfrontiert sind – denkt an soziale Ungleichheit, benachteiligte Wohngebiete, Umweltbe-
lastung etc. – verstärken oder werden wir und zukünftige Generationen in der Lage sein, sie zu bewältigen?
Es ist unbestreitbar, dass die ökonomischen, ökologischen und sozialen Belastungen hoch sind und zukünftig sein werden. Den Konfliktpotentialen stehen jedoch positive Visionen von kreativen Städten, der grünen Stadt oder der Stadt der Toleranz und des sozialen Ausgleichs gegenüber.
Fragestellung des Wettbewerbs
Für uns ist interessant, wie ihr euch, als junge Generation, vor diesem thematischen Hintergrund eine lebenswerte und zukunftsfähige europäische Stadt vorstellt und welche Lösungsvorschläge ihr für die heutigen Probleme der Stadt habt. Glaubt ihr, dass speziell die europäische Stadt in der Lage ist, aktuelle Herausforderungen für ihre Zukunft aufzu-
nehmen, ohne dabei ihre Identität zu verlieren? Hat für euch die Stadt überhaupt eine Zukunft oder wird sie sich gar als mögliche Form des Zusammenlebens der Menschen auflösen?
Aufgabenstellung des Wettbewerbs
Eure Aufgabe ist die kreative und innovative Umsetzung und Präsentation eurer Ideen zur Zukunft der europäischen Stadt mittels künstlerischer Ausdrucksformen.
Berücksichtigt bei der Umsetzung aktuelle Probleme der Städte und findet möglichst ausgewogene Lösungsansätze, die unter anderem folgende Bereiche der Kultur einbeziehen und verbinden können: Kommunikation, Bildung, Wissenschaft, Sport, Kunst, Architektur, Stadtplanung, innerstädtisches Zusammenleben (Stadtsoziologie), Freizeitangebote, Technik, Ökologie, Versorgungssystem, Transit- und Transport-
system, Wirtschaft etc.
Realisiert eure Projekte mittels Grafik, Malerei, Skulptur, Fotografie, Film, Video, Internetkunst, Musik, Theater und/oder Tanz und bringt diese in eine digitale Form (als Bild, Grafik, Foto, Scan, Videoclip oder Sounddatei), damit ihr sie an unsere E-Mail-Adresse senden könnt.
Wenn Sprache in mündlicher oder schriftlicher Form innerhalb der Projektarbeit verwendet wird, muss sie Englisch oder Deutsch sein. Nicht zugelassen werden Beiträge, die aus einer reinen Textform bestehen, zum Beispiel Essays und Gedichte.
Seid kritisch, kreativ und denkt quer – bewegt eure Stadt!
Wir sind gespannt auf kreative Ideen, innovative Vorschläge, nachhaltige Konzepte sowie ansprechende und verständliche Darstellungen.
Teilnahmebedingungen
Teilnehmen können alle jungen Menschen im Alter von 15 bis 25 Jahren mit Hauptwohnsitz in einem Mitgliedsland des Europarates.
Ein Team darf aus maximal drei Teilnehmern bestehen.
Das eingereichte Projekt wurde bisher weder in der Presse veröffentlicht, noch bei anderen Wettbewerben oder Ausstellungen ausgezeichnet.
Vorgehen für die Einsendung des Projektes
1. Anmeldeformular downloaden und unterschrieben bis zum 31. Oktober 2008 per E-Mail, Fax oder Post (siehe »Kontakt«) mit dem Betreff »Anmeldung Future City Youth Contest« an uns senden.
2. Ihr erhaltet per E-Mail eine Bestätigung über die Teilnahme.
3. Euer fertiggestelltes Projekt als Bild-, Grafik-, Foto-, Scan-, Video- oder Sounddatei dokumentieren und mit einer kurzen Projektbeschreibung auf maximal einer DIN A4-Seite bis zum 30. November 2008 unter dem Betreff »Projekt Future City Youth Contest« an info@wcf-dresden.com senden.
Kriterien der Jury
Die Juroren bewerten vor allem die Idee eurer Arbeit, nicht vordergründig die künstle-
rische Ausführung. Sie beurteilen eure Auseinandersetzung mit der Fragestellung, die Kreativität und Innovationskraft eurer Arbeit, bereichsübergreifendes Arbeiten (Interdisziplinarität) sowie die Form eurer Präsentation in dem von euch gewählten Medium.
Preise und Preisverleihung
Die Jury wählt Anfang Dezember 2008 die drei besten Arbeiten aus. Diese drei Teams gewinnen die Teilnahme am European Congress for a World Culture Forum in Dresden (26. Februar bis 1. März 2009) im Wert von 2000,– Euro pro Person. Inbegriffen sind ein dreitägiger Workshop vom 23. bis 25. Februar 2009 (Teilnahme obligatorisch) zur Vorbereitung der Präsentation eurer Arbeit auf dem Kongress sowie ein umfangreiches Kulturprogramm. Die Bekanntgabe und Einladung der drei Gewinnerteams erfolgt bis zum 15. Dezember 2008.
Nach der Präsentation der drei prämierten Projektarbeiten auf dem europäischen Kongress 2009 wählt die Jury daraus die beste Arbeit. Das ausgewählte Team gewinnt wahlweise einen vierwöchigen Aufenthalt zum Erlernen der deutschen Sprache am Goethe-Institut Dresden oder einen französischen Sprachkurs an einem der deutschen Instituts Français. Das Gewinnerteam des Future City Youth Contest wird auf dem European Congress for a World Culture Forum 2009 in einer festlichen Veranstaltung bekannt gegeben.
Einsendeschluss
Anmeldeformular bis 31. Oktober 2008 per E-Mail, Fax oder Post
Projekt-Dokumentation bis 30. November 2008 per E-Mail
Achtung : Projekt-Dokumentationen, die größer als 4MB sind, können von uns nicht empfangen werden. In solchen Fällen setzt euch bitte mit uns in Verbindung.
Kontakt
World Culture Forum
c/o Forum Tiberius
An der Frauenkirche 13
01067 Dresden
Deutschland
Telefon +49 351 263099-17
Telefax +49 351 263099-21
E-Mail info@wcf-dresden.com
Internet www.wcf-dresden.com/junges-forum
Veranstalter World Culture Forum
In Zusammenarbeit mit Goethe-Institut und Instituts Français
Künstlerische Leitung / Design Franziska Hoffmann und Sophia Hoffmann
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Aug 30, 2008
CfA: 10th Short Film Contest, Technical University of Madrid
The Technical University of Madrid invites entries for its 10th Short Film Contest, which will be held in accordance with the following rules.
CONTEST RULES
PARTICIPATION
• University Section: Open to students, administration and services staff, and research and teaching staff of any university within Spain or abroad.
• Open section: Open to works by authors or collectives, without having to be associated with any university.
Authors may enter a maximum of three works in one section. Participation is limited to one section only.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Only the director, producer and screenwriter will be regarded as participants in the contest.
a) Works must be presented in DVD format (uncompressed formats) with a protective cover on which a label must be attached with the following details clearly written: name of the short film, section in which it is competing, date of production, nationality and running time at the appropriate run speed.
b)Works must be original, with a maximum running time of 20 minutes. They must have been produced after January 2006 and may not have been entered in earlier editions of the Contest or shown at commercial cinemas in Spain.
c)Works must be presented in their original language. Works in a language other than Spanish must include Spanish subtitles.
d)No DVD may contain more than one work.
e)Works which do not have the technical requirements necessary for adequate screenings in public may be refused.
f)The theme is entirely open, as are the techniques used to obtain and record the images.
CLOSING DATE, ADDRESS AND ENTRY PROCEDURE
Films must be presented by 2.00 pm on 6th October 2008, or sent with prepaid postage or delivery charges to the following address:
X CONCURSO DE CORTOMETRAJES
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE MADRID
VICERRECTORADO DE ALUMNOS. EXTENSIÓN UNIVERSITARIA
Paseo Juan XXIII, 11, 28040 Madrid, Spain.
All films must be accompanied by an envelope, on which the title of the short film is written, containing:
• The entry form in accordance with the model attached.
• Photocopy of the participant’s National Identity Document or Passport.
• For participants in the University Section, a photocopy of the receipt for enrolment fees in the case of students or a pay slip or contract proving that the participant belongs to the staff of a university.
• Curriculum vitae of the authors, if considered appropriate.
Entries postmarked later than 6th October 2008 will not be eligible for participation in the contest.
PRIZES
University Section:
First Prize - €1500 and a certificate.
Second Prize - €1000 and a certificate.
Open section:
Single prize of €1500 and a certificate.
The jury may award one special mention per section at its discretion. The jury may declare that there is no winner for one or both sections. No work or author may be awarded more than one prize. The prize money will be subject to the withholding tax specified in current Spanish legislation.
SCREENINGS
A preliminary selection will be made from the short films received. These will be shown at the 18th edition of the Jornadas de Cine de la UPM (Technical University of Madrid Cinema Showcase) at the Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid (Fine Arts Centre of Madrid) from 11th to 16th November 2008. Authors whose works are selected shall be notified directly. The participants authorise the organisers to show the films or provide images to the media for promotional purposes, with no economic retribution
of any kind.
JURY
The members of the jury will be chosen by the Technical University of Madrid. The jury will consist of students and staff of the University as well as members of university film clubs and prominent figures from the world of cinema.
The decision of the jury will be announced at the 18th edition of the Technical University of Madrid Cinema Showcase.
DVD copies of prizewinning short films will not be returned, but will become part of the University’s audiovisual archive. Any screening or use of images from prizewinning short films shall be carried out with the permission of the authors.
Prizewinners undertake to publicly circulate their short films with the following text:
“Sección universitaria: 1er o 2º Premio del X Concurso de Cortometrajes de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid”. or “Sección abierta Premio del X Concurso de Cortometrajes de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid”.
(“1st/2nd Prizewinner in the University Section of the 10th Technical University of Madrid Short Film Contest” or “Open Section prizewinner of the 10th Technical University of Madrid Short Film Contest”).
The decision of the jury will be published on the web page indicated in the information section at the end of these rules. Authors of selected works will be notified of the decision.
The decision of the jury will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.
RETURN OF COPIES
After the 18th edition of the Technical University of Madrid Cinema Showcase, the authors of works which have not received a prize may collect them at the Sección de Extensión Universitaria (University Extension Office) at the address indicated, between 1st December 2008 and 10th January 2009, from Monday to Friday between 9.00 am and 2.00 pm. It will be necessary to provide identification as the author or to show the receipt for the entry.
FINAL NOTE
The Technical University of Madrid shall not be liable for plagiarism, breach of copyright or any other act committed by participants which contravenes the legislation in force.
Entering the contest implies full acceptance of these rules and all decisions made by the jury.
INFORMATION
Vicerrectorado de Alumnos
Servicio de Atención al Alumno y Extensión Universitaria
Tel: (+34) 91 336 79 84 / (+34) 91 336 62 54
E-mail: extension.universitaria@upm.es
Internet: www.upm.es/alumnos
Information on participants:
Director Producer Screenwriter
First name and Surname(s) .............................................................................................................................................................................................................
Date of birth ..................................................... Identity Document or Passport number....................................................... Phone ..............................................
Fax ......................................... E-mail …………………….......................................................................... Street address ..............................................
...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Post code ...................……........... Town or City ........................................................................................................................................................
Province ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Bank account number (IBAN code) ..............................................................................................................................................................................
http://www.upm.es/culturales/curso2007-08/docs/Contest-Rules.pdf
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CONTEST RULES
PARTICIPATION
• University Section: Open to students, administration and services staff, and research and teaching staff of any university within Spain or abroad.
• Open section: Open to works by authors or collectives, without having to be associated with any university.
Authors may enter a maximum of three works in one section. Participation is limited to one section only.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Only the director, producer and screenwriter will be regarded as participants in the contest.
a) Works must be presented in DVD format (uncompressed formats) with a protective cover on which a label must be attached with the following details clearly written: name of the short film, section in which it is competing, date of production, nationality and running time at the appropriate run speed.
b)Works must be original, with a maximum running time of 20 minutes. They must have been produced after January 2006 and may not have been entered in earlier editions of the Contest or shown at commercial cinemas in Spain.
c)Works must be presented in their original language. Works in a language other than Spanish must include Spanish subtitles.
d)No DVD may contain more than one work.
e)Works which do not have the technical requirements necessary for adequate screenings in public may be refused.
f)The theme is entirely open, as are the techniques used to obtain and record the images.
CLOSING DATE, ADDRESS AND ENTRY PROCEDURE
Films must be presented by 2.00 pm on 6th October 2008, or sent with prepaid postage or delivery charges to the following address:
X CONCURSO DE CORTOMETRAJES
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE MADRID
VICERRECTORADO DE ALUMNOS. EXTENSIÓN UNIVERSITARIA
Paseo Juan XXIII, 11, 28040 Madrid, Spain.
All films must be accompanied by an envelope, on which the title of the short film is written, containing:
• The entry form in accordance with the model attached.
• Photocopy of the participant’s National Identity Document or Passport.
• For participants in the University Section, a photocopy of the receipt for enrolment fees in the case of students or a pay slip or contract proving that the participant belongs to the staff of a university.
• Curriculum vitae of the authors, if considered appropriate.
Entries postmarked later than 6th October 2008 will not be eligible for participation in the contest.
PRIZES
University Section:
First Prize - €1500 and a certificate.
Second Prize - €1000 and a certificate.
Open section:
Single prize of €1500 and a certificate.
The jury may award one special mention per section at its discretion. The jury may declare that there is no winner for one or both sections. No work or author may be awarded more than one prize. The prize money will be subject to the withholding tax specified in current Spanish legislation.
SCREENINGS
A preliminary selection will be made from the short films received. These will be shown at the 18th edition of the Jornadas de Cine de la UPM (Technical University of Madrid Cinema Showcase) at the Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid (Fine Arts Centre of Madrid) from 11th to 16th November 2008. Authors whose works are selected shall be notified directly. The participants authorise the organisers to show the films or provide images to the media for promotional purposes, with no economic retribution
of any kind.
JURY
The members of the jury will be chosen by the Technical University of Madrid. The jury will consist of students and staff of the University as well as members of university film clubs and prominent figures from the world of cinema.
The decision of the jury will be announced at the 18th edition of the Technical University of Madrid Cinema Showcase.
DVD copies of prizewinning short films will not be returned, but will become part of the University’s audiovisual archive. Any screening or use of images from prizewinning short films shall be carried out with the permission of the authors.
Prizewinners undertake to publicly circulate their short films with the following text:
“Sección universitaria: 1er o 2º Premio del X Concurso de Cortometrajes de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid”. or “Sección abierta Premio del X Concurso de Cortometrajes de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid”.
(“1st/2nd Prizewinner in the University Section of the 10th Technical University of Madrid Short Film Contest” or “Open Section prizewinner of the 10th Technical University of Madrid Short Film Contest”).
The decision of the jury will be published on the web page indicated in the information section at the end of these rules. Authors of selected works will be notified of the decision.
The decision of the jury will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.
RETURN OF COPIES
After the 18th edition of the Technical University of Madrid Cinema Showcase, the authors of works which have not received a prize may collect them at the Sección de Extensión Universitaria (University Extension Office) at the address indicated, between 1st December 2008 and 10th January 2009, from Monday to Friday between 9.00 am and 2.00 pm. It will be necessary to provide identification as the author or to show the receipt for the entry.
FINAL NOTE
The Technical University of Madrid shall not be liable for plagiarism, breach of copyright or any other act committed by participants which contravenes the legislation in force.
Entering the contest implies full acceptance of these rules and all decisions made by the jury.
INFORMATION
Vicerrectorado de Alumnos
Servicio de Atención al Alumno y Extensión Universitaria
Tel: (+34) 91 336 79 84 / (+34) 91 336 62 54
E-mail: extension.universitaria@upm.es
Internet: www.upm.es/alumnos
Information on participants:
Director Producer Screenwriter
First name and Surname(s) .............................................................................................................................................................................................................
Date of birth ..................................................... Identity Document or Passport number....................................................... Phone ..............................................
Fax ......................................... E-mail …………………….......................................................................... Street address ..............................................
...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Post code ...................……........... Town or City ........................................................................................................................................................
Province ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Bank account number (IBAN code) ..............................................................................................................................................................................
http://www.upm.es/culturales/curso2007-08/docs/Contest-Rules.pdf
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CfA: Curs de fotografie "Fotographica 2008" [DL: 3 sep]
Asociatia de Turism Ecologic "Camena" organizeaza in perioada 5-7 septembrie 2008 la Tismana (judetul Gorj), cursul de fotografie "Fotographica 2008". Cursul va aborda tematica teoriei si practicii fotografice, cu preponderenta fotografia de peisaj si de arhitectura.
Doritorii sunt rugati sa trimita CV, scrisoare de intentie si un numar de pana la 5 fotografii (care sa le apartina) pe adresa office@camena. ro pana la data de 3 septembrie 2008.
Participarea este conditionata de detinerea unui aparat foto.
Cheltuielile de masa si cazare sunt suportate de organizatori, precum si cheltuielile de transport Drobeta Turnu Severin -Tismana si retur.
Alisa Sturek
Asociatia Romana de Consiliere si Sprijin
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Doritorii sunt rugati sa trimita CV, scrisoare de intentie si un numar de pana la 5 fotografii (care sa le apartina) pe adresa office@camena. ro pana la data de 3 septembrie 2008.
Participarea este conditionata de detinerea unui aparat foto.
Cheltuielile de masa si cazare sunt suportate de organizatori, precum si cheltuielile de transport Drobeta Turnu Severin -Tismana si retur.
Alisa Sturek
Asociatia Romana de Consiliere si Sprijin
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Appel a candidatures - Prix de la Francophonie pour les jeunes chercheurs
L'Agence universitaire de la Francophonie lance un appel a candidatures pour l'attribution des "Prix de la Francophonie pour les jeunes chercheurs" dans les domaines:
- des Sciences et Medecine,
- des Sciences Humaines et Sociales.
Les "Prix de la Francophonie pour jeunes chercheurs" ont pour but de reconnaitre le merite et la valeur d’un(e) chercheur(se) ayant acquis une reconnaissance scientifique et ayant realise une percee significative internationale, en particulier dans le cadre de la Francophonie.
Les Prix s’adressent a des candidats(es) :
- age(e)s de moins de 45 ans,
- titulaires d’un doctorat ou d’un doctorat d’Etat,
- justifiant d’une activite de recherche après la these comprise entre 4 et 10 ans.
- rattache(e)s a des etablissements membres de l’AUF.
Le processus d’evaluation des dossiers et de selection des laureats est place sous la responsabilite du Conseil scientifique de l’AUF.
Une dotation de 9000 euros sera attribuee, en decembre 2008, a chacun des laureats.
L'appel a candidatures est ouvert du 15 juillet au 31 octobre 2008.
Pour telecharger le dossier de candidature veuillez acceder ici. http://pro-science. asm.md/?lang= ro&view_ne& ne=385
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- des Sciences et Medecine,
- des Sciences Humaines et Sociales.
Les "Prix de la Francophonie pour jeunes chercheurs" ont pour but de reconnaitre le merite et la valeur d’un(e) chercheur(se) ayant acquis une reconnaissance scientifique et ayant realise une percee significative internationale, en particulier dans le cadre de la Francophonie.
Les Prix s’adressent a des candidats(es) :
- age(e)s de moins de 45 ans,
- titulaires d’un doctorat ou d’un doctorat d’Etat,
- justifiant d’une activite de recherche après la these comprise entre 4 et 10 ans.
- rattache(e)s a des etablissements membres de l’AUF.
Le processus d’evaluation des dossiers et de selection des laureats est place sous la responsabilite du Conseil scientifique de l’AUF.
Une dotation de 9000 euros sera attribuee, en decembre 2008, a chacun des laureats.
L'appel a candidatures est ouvert du 15 juillet au 31 octobre 2008.
Pour telecharger le dossier de candidature veuillez acceder ici. http://pro-science. asm.md/?lang= ro&view_ne& ne=385
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Scholarships for Master’s in Computer Science and Informatics, The International University in Germany
Six master's scholarships are provided by The International University in Germany (IU). The scholarships available for its master's programs in computer science and information and communication technology. The scholarships are sponsored by the internationally renowned computer companies SAP and CAS and cover the tuition fees.
All students, with or without scholarship, will have the opportunity to write their Master's thesis as researchers within these companies with a good chance not only to get the inside perspective and hands on experience in these global players but also to extent their stay in Germany to receive a job there as soon as their Master's is completed.
In order to give international applicants a fair chance to apply, the IU has also extended the application deadline for the master's programs for classes beginning on January 7th, 2009. Students should apply as soon as possible by completing the online application at our website: https://i-u. academy4. com//i-u/ CI_form.php
For further information, please feel free to contact us: admission2008@ i-u.de or visit our homepage at www.i-u.de. More information will also be available at www.daad.de beginning September 15, 2008.
International University in Germany
Admissions 2008
Campus 3
76646 Bruchsal
Skype name: InternationalUniver sityinGermany
www.i-u.de
Management: Prof.Dr. Ian Cloete, Michael Scheithauer
Registergericht: Amtsgericht Mannheim, HRB 231980
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All students, with or without scholarship, will have the opportunity to write their Master's thesis as researchers within these companies with a good chance not only to get the inside perspective and hands on experience in these global players but also to extent their stay in Germany to receive a job there as soon as their Master's is completed.
In order to give international applicants a fair chance to apply, the IU has also extended the application deadline for the master's programs for classes beginning on January 7th, 2009. Students should apply as soon as possible by completing the online application at our website: https://i-u. academy4. com//i-u/ CI_form.php
For further information, please feel free to contact us: admission2008@ i-u.de or visit our homepage at www.i-u.de. More information will also be available at www.daad.de beginning September 15, 2008.
International University in Germany
Admissions 2008
Campus 3
76646 Bruchsal
Skype name: InternationalUniver sityinGermany
www.i-u.de
Management: Prof.Dr. Ian Cloete, Michael Scheithauer
Registergericht: Amtsgericht Mannheim, HRB 231980
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Invitation: Upcoming Trainings and Workshops in Diversity Management
Dear Friends,
The Managing Multiethnic Communities Program (MMCP), a project of the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) of the Open Society Institute (OSI), Budapest would like to draw your attention to several upcoming trainings and workshops on the public management of diversity.
Basic Skills for Teaching Diversity Management
Training of Diversity Trainers
21-27 November 2008
More information and online application:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=2079
Ethnic Diversity and Inclusion in the Local Public Policy Process
Workshop 1 of the Diversity Management Training Jamboree
23-27 November 2008
More information and online application:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=2077
Mainstreaming Minority Rights into the Local Public Policy Process
Workshop 2 of the Diversity Management Training Jamboree
23-27 November 2008
More information and online application:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=2077
Note that the application deadline for the following opportunities is
4 September 2008.
With any questions or comments, contact:
Eva Badar: LGI Logistics and Training Coordinator: badare@osi.hu
Petra Kovacs: MMCP Project Management and Researcher: Kovacsp@osi. hu
Meghan Simpson, LGI Research Associate: lgiresearch@ osi.hu
The Managing Multiethnic Communities Program of LGI, in cooperation with the Center for Policy Studies (http://cps.ceu. hu/) and Curriculum Resource Center (http://web.ceu. hu/crc/) of Central European University, Budapest, will also hold a Curriculum Development Workshop in Budapest for teachers and instructors in institutions of higher education.
Incorporating Diversity into Public Administration Education
Topical Issues in Curriculum Development Workshop
3-7 November 2008
More information and application materials:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=2068
Note that the application deadline is 15 September 2008.
Questions and applications can be submitted by email to:
Meghan Simpson, LGI Research Associate: lgiresearch@ osi.hu
Curriculum Resource Center: crc@ceu.hu
We look forward to hearing from you!
Meghan Simpson
Research Associate
Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative
Open Society Institute
Budapest, Hungary
email: lgiresearch@ osi.hu
Managing Multiethnic Communities Program:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=36
Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative
http://lgi.osi. hu
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The Managing Multiethnic Communities Program (MMCP), a project of the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) of the Open Society Institute (OSI), Budapest would like to draw your attention to several upcoming trainings and workshops on the public management of diversity.
Basic Skills for Teaching Diversity Management
Training of Diversity Trainers
21-27 November 2008
More information and online application:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=2079
Ethnic Diversity and Inclusion in the Local Public Policy Process
Workshop 1 of the Diversity Management Training Jamboree
23-27 November 2008
More information and online application:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=2077
Mainstreaming Minority Rights into the Local Public Policy Process
Workshop 2 of the Diversity Management Training Jamboree
23-27 November 2008
More information and online application:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=2077
Note that the application deadline for the following opportunities is
4 September 2008.
With any questions or comments, contact:
Eva Badar: LGI Logistics and Training Coordinator: badare@osi.hu
Petra Kovacs: MMCP Project Management and Researcher: Kovacsp@osi. hu
Meghan Simpson, LGI Research Associate: lgiresearch@ osi.hu
The Managing Multiethnic Communities Program of LGI, in cooperation with the Center for Policy Studies (http://cps.ceu. hu/) and Curriculum Resource Center (http://web.ceu. hu/crc/) of Central European University, Budapest, will also hold a Curriculum Development Workshop in Budapest for teachers and instructors in institutions of higher education.
Incorporating Diversity into Public Administration Education
Topical Issues in Curriculum Development Workshop
3-7 November 2008
More information and application materials:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=2068
Note that the application deadline is 15 September 2008.
Questions and applications can be submitted by email to:
Meghan Simpson, LGI Research Associate: lgiresearch@ osi.hu
Curriculum Resource Center: crc@ceu.hu
We look forward to hearing from you!
Meghan Simpson
Research Associate
Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative
Open Society Institute
Budapest, Hungary
email: lgiresearch@ osi.hu
Managing Multiethnic Communities Program:
http://lgi.osi. hu/documents. php?id=36
Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative
http://lgi.osi. hu
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Abstracts and Registration: Global Health Conference at Yale
Dear all,
Many of you may be interested in this international "Achieving Global Goals Through Innovation" conference held at Yale University. Please forward this message to anyone who may be interested in attending or presenting.
Register and/or submit an abstract. Registration rate increases monthly. Abstract deadline is September 15.
Unite For Sight 6th Annual Global Health & Development Conference
April 18-19, 2009
"Achieving Global Goals Through Innovation"
http://www.unitefor sight.org/ conference
When: April 18-19, 2009
Where: Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
What: Join 2,500 conference participants for a stimulating international conference
As Featured On CNN: The Unite For Sight Conference Is What CNN Calls "A Meeting of Minds"
NOW OPEN: Registration and Abstract Submission - Abstract deadline is September 15
200 Speakers, Including Keynote Addresses by Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Dr. Sonia Sachs, Dr. Allan Rosenfield, Dr. Susan Blumenthal, and Dr. Harold Varmus. Plus sessions by CEOs and Directors of Save The Children, Partners in Health, HealthStore Foundation, mothers2mothers, and many others.
Register For Conference REGISTER NOW TO SECURE LOWEST RATE. Rate escalates each month.
Interested in submitting an abstract? Anyone may submit an abstract. Abstract submitters range from students to professionals.
Who should attend? Anyone interested in international health, public health, international development, medicine, nonprofits, eye care, philanthropy, microfinance, social entrepreneurship, bioethics, economics, anthropology, health policy, advocacy, environmental health, service-learning, medical education, and public service.
Confirmed Keynote Speakers
Susan Blumenthal, MD, MPA, Former US Assistant Surgeon General, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown School of Medicine and Tufts University Medical Center; Senior Medical Advisor, amfAR (The Foundation for AIDS Research
Allan Rosenfield, MD, DeLamar Professor of Public Health, and Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology; Dean, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Jeffrey Sachs, PhD, Director of Earth Institute at Columbia University; Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development, Professor of Health Policy and Management, Columbia University; Special Advisor to Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon
Sonia Ehrlich Sachs, MD, MPH, Health Coordinator, Millennium Village Project
Harold Varmus, MD, President and Chief Executive, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center; Former Director of the NIH; Nobel Prize Recipient
Confirmed Featured Speakers
Sam Abbenyi, MD, MSc, Director, Programs and Logistics, International Trachoma Initiative
Alastair Ager, PhD, Professor of Clinical Population and Family Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Jared Ament, MD, MPH, Clinical Research Fellow, Ophthalmology & Corneal Surgery, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Harvard Medical School; Harvard School of Public Health
Jane Aronson, MD, Director, International Pediatric Health Services; Founder and Executive Officer, Worldwide Orphans Foundation (WWO); Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Elizabeth Ashbourne, Results Secretariat, OPCS, World Bank
Thomas Baah, MD, MSc, Ophthalmologist, Our Lady of Grace Hospital, Ghana
Richard Baraniuk, PhD, Founder, Connexions; Victor E. Cameron Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Rice University
Sheri Berenbach, MBA, Executive Director, Calvert Foundation
Paul Berman, OD, FAAO, Senior Global Clinical Advisor and Founder, Special Olympics Lions Clubs, International Opening Eyes
David Bloom, Chair, Department of Global Health and Population; Clarence James Gamble Professor of Economics and Demography, Department of Global Health and Population, Harvard School of Public Health
Neil Boothby, EdD, Professor of Clinical Population and Family Health, Director of the Program on Forced Migration and Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Peter Bourne, MA, MD, Visiting Scholar, Oxford University; Vice Chancellor Emeritus, St. George's University; Formerly Special Assistant to the President of the United States for Health Issues; Chair, Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba (MEDICC)
Elizabeth Bradley, PhD, Professor of Public Health, Division of Health Policy and Administration; director, Health Management Program; Director, Global Health Initiatives, Yale School of Public Health
Ronald Braswell, MD, MS, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Alabama-Birmingham
Harry Brown, MD, Founder, Surgical Eye Expeditions (SEE) International
Richard Bucala, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine, Pathology, and Epidemiology and Public Health, Yale University School of Medicine
Michael Chu, MBA, Senior Lecturer of Business Administration, Harvard Business School
James Clarke, MD, Ophthalmologist and Medical Director, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Lisa Croucher, Assistant Director, Education and Training, Global Health Institute, Duke University
Emmanuel d'Harcourt, Senior Child Survival Technical Advisor, International Rescue Committee
Margaret Duah-Mensah, RN, ON, Ophthalmic Nurse, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Marva Eberhart, Teacher For Visually Impaired, Kansas City, Missouri School District; Unite For Sight Volunteer in Accra, Ghana
Paul Epstein, MD, MPH, Associate Director, Center for Health and the Global Environment, Harvard Medical School
Dabney Evans, MPH, Executive Director, Emory University Institute of Human Rights; Lecturer, Hubert Department of Global Health, Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University
Gene Falk, Co-Founder, Executive Directors, mothers2mothers
Valda Ford, MPH, MS, RN, CEO and Founder, Center For Human Diversity
Susan Forster, MD, Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Medical Studies, Department of Ophthalmology, Yale School of Medicine; Chief, Ophthalmology, Yale University Health Services
Stanley O. Foster, MD, MPH, Professor, Hubert Department of Global Health Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University
James Fraser, MA, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Dignitas International
Ulrick Gaillard, JD, CEO, The Batey Relief Alliance
Gannon Gillespie, Director of US Operations, Tostan
Heskel Haddad, MD, Ophthalmologist; President, Optoed Corp, Inc.
Rebecca Hardin, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Natural Resources and Environment and Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan
Susan Hayes, President and CEO, Interplast
Scott Hillstrom, Chairman of the Board, CEO and Co-Founder, HealthStore Foundation
Steve Hilton, President, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Debbie Humphries, MPH, PhD, Clinical Instructor, Division of Chronic Disease Epidemiology, Social and Behavioral Sciences Program, Yale University School of Medicine
Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena, PhD, Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology, Malaria Research Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Kartee Karloweah, ON, RN, Ophthalmic Nurse, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Zachary Kaufman, JD Candidate, Yale Law School; DPhil Candidate in International Relations, Oxford University
Kaveh Khoshnood, PhD, Assistant Professor in Public Health Practice, Division of Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases, Yale School of Public Health
Karen King, MA, Elementary School Teacher, Reed Intermediate School; Unite For Sight Volunteer in Accra, Ghana
Jamie Lachman, Clowns Without Borders
Doug Lawrence, Vice President/General Manager, BD Medical - Ophthalmic Systems
Robert Lawrence, MD, Center for A Livable future Professor; Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, Health Policy & International Health; Director, Center for a Livable Future, Department of Environmental Health Sciences; Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Robert Malkin, PhD, Professor of Practice of Biomedical Engineering Director, Duke-Engineering World Health, Duke University
Charles MacCormack, PhD, President and CEO, Save The Children
John McGoldrick, JD, Senior Vice President, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI)
Michelle McMurry, Director, Health, Biomedical Science and Society Initiative, The Aspen Institute
Benjamin Mason Meier, JD, LLM, MPhil, Public Health Law Project Manager, Center for Health Policy, IGERT-International Development and Globalization Fellow, Columbia University
Carol McLaughlin, MD, MPH, Global Health, Center for High Impact Philanthropy, School of Social Policy and Practice, University of Pennsylvania
Joia Mukherjee, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Partners in Health; Director, Institute for Health and Social Justice; Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Division of Social Medicine and Health Inequalities, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Laura Murray-Kolb, PhD, Assistant Professor, Center for Human Nutrition, Department of International Health, The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Mini Murthy, MD, MPH, MS, Assistant Professor, Department of Behavioral Science and Community Health, Program Director Global Health, New York Medical College School of Public Health
Neal Nathanson, MD, Associate Dean, Global Health Programs, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Edward O'Neil, Jr, MD, Omni Med
Santa Ono, PhD, Vice Provost for Academic Initiatives and Deputy Provost of Emory University; Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Emory Eye Center
Robin Paetzold, MBA, Director, Global Programs, University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
David J. Palmer, MD, Chair, Seniors EyeCare Program, EyeCare America
Yannis Paulus, MD Candidate, Stanford University School of Medicine
Steven C. Phillips, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Global Issues and Projects, Exxon Mobil Corporation
Suzanne Rainey, Forum One Communications
Susan Reef, MD, CDC
Lee Roberts, PhD, MPH, Associate Clinical Professor of Population and Family Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Steven Rothstein, President, Perkins School For The Blind
Lisa Russell, MPH, Filmmaker
Jinan Saaddine, MD, MPH, Medical Epidemiologist, Vision Health Initiative Team Leader, Division of Diabetes Translation, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Sarwat Salim, MD, Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Tennessee-Memphis
Sarang Samal, Kalinga Eye Hospital, Orissa, India
Harshad Sanghvi, MD, Medical Director, JHPIEGO, Johns Hopkins University
Daniel D. Sedmak, MD, Director, Office of Global Health Education; Executive Vice Dean, College of Medicine; Executive Director, Center for Personalized Health care; Senior Associate Vice President, Office of Health Sciences, The Ohio State University
Tamilarasan Senthil, MBBS, Consulting Ophthalmologist, Uma Eye Clinic, India
Bruce Shields, MD, Chair Emeritus, Yale Department of Ophthalmology
Kuldev Singh, MD, MPH, Professor of Ophthalmology, Stanford University School of Medicine
Ajit Sinha, MBBS, Founder and Director, AB Eye Institute; Former President, All India Ophthalmological Society
Pooja Sinha, MBBS, Ophthalmologist, AB Eye Institute, Patna, India
Renu Sinha, MBBS, Former Head of the Obs and Gynea Department of Patna Medical College Hospital; Former President of Bihar Obs and Gynea Society
Satyajit Sinha, MBBS, Ophthalmologist, AB Eye Institute, Patna, India
Janice K. Smith, MD, MPH, PAHO/WHO Collaborating Center for Training in International Health at UTMB
Lanny Smith, MD, MPH, DTM&H, Professor of Medicine in the Residency Programs of Primary Care and Social Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Assistant Director, Human Rights Clinic for Victims of Torture, Montefiore; Founder and President, Doctors for Global Health
Georgia Sambunaris, MA, Senior Financial Markets Specialist, USAID
Samuel So, MD, Lui Hac Minh Professor of Surgery; Director, Asian Liver Center; Director, Liver Cancer Program, Stanford University School of Medicine
Lindsay Stark, Research Associate, Program on Forced Migration and Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Chris Stout, PsyD, Founding Director, Center for Global Initiatives; Clinical Professor, College of Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago
James C. Tsai, MD, Robert R. Young Professor and Chairman, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Yale University School of Medicine; Chief of Ophthalmology, Yale-New Haven Hospital
Philippe Van Denbossche, Executive Director, Raising Malawi
Anvar Velji, MD, Co-Founder and Treasurer, Global Health Education Consortium; Chief of Infectious Disease at Kaiser Permanente, South Sacramento; Clinical Professor, University of California at Davis
Seth Wanye, MD, Ophthalmologist, Eye Clinic of Tamale Teaching Hospital, Ghana
Tanya Whitehead, PhD, Research Associate Professor, University of Missouri - Kansas City
Dayan Woldemichael, MD, Chad Country Director, International Medical Corps
David Zakus, BSc, MES, MSc, PhD, Director, Centre for International Health; Associate Professor, Department of Public Health Sciences; Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation; Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada
Debrework Zewdie, Director, Global HIV/AIDS Program of the World Bank Human Development Network World Bank
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Many of you may be interested in this international "Achieving Global Goals Through Innovation" conference held at Yale University. Please forward this message to anyone who may be interested in attending or presenting.
Register and/or submit an abstract. Registration rate increases monthly. Abstract deadline is September 15.
Unite For Sight 6th Annual Global Health & Development Conference
April 18-19, 2009
"Achieving Global Goals Through Innovation"
http://www.unitefor sight.org/ conference
When: April 18-19, 2009
Where: Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
What: Join 2,500 conference participants for a stimulating international conference
As Featured On CNN: The Unite For Sight Conference Is What CNN Calls "A Meeting of Minds"
NOW OPEN: Registration and Abstract Submission
200 Speakers, Including Keynote Addresses by Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Dr. Sonia Sachs, Dr. Allan Rosenfield, Dr. Susan Blumenthal, and Dr. Harold Varmus. Plus sessions by CEOs and Directors of Save The Children, Partners in Health, HealthStore Foundation, mothers2mothers, and many others.
Register For Conference REGISTER NOW TO SECURE LOWEST RATE
Interested in submitting an abstract? Anyone may submit an abstract. Abstract submitters range from students to professionals.
Who should attend? Anyone interested in international health, public health, international development, medicine, nonprofits, eye care, philanthropy, microfinance, social entrepreneurship, bioethics, economics, anthropology, health policy, advocacy, environmental health, service-learning, medical education, and public service.
Confirmed Keynote Speakers
Susan Blumenthal, MD, MPA, Former US Assistant Surgeon General, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown School of Medicine and Tufts University Medical Center; Senior Medical Advisor, amfAR (The Foundation for AIDS Research
Allan Rosenfield, MD, DeLamar Professor of Public Health, and Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology; Dean, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Jeffrey Sachs, PhD, Director of Earth Institute at Columbia University; Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development, Professor of Health Policy and Management, Columbia University; Special Advisor to Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon
Sonia Ehrlich Sachs, MD, MPH, Health Coordinator, Millennium Village Project
Harold Varmus, MD, President and Chief Executive, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center; Former Director of the NIH; Nobel Prize Recipient
Confirmed Featured Speakers
Sam Abbenyi, MD, MSc, Director, Programs and Logistics, International Trachoma Initiative
Alastair Ager, PhD, Professor of Clinical Population and Family Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Jared Ament, MD, MPH, Clinical Research Fellow, Ophthalmology & Corneal Surgery, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Harvard Medical School; Harvard School of Public Health
Jane Aronson, MD, Director, International Pediatric Health Services; Founder and Executive Officer, Worldwide Orphans Foundation (WWO); Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Elizabeth Ashbourne, Results Secretariat, OPCS, World Bank
Thomas Baah, MD, MSc, Ophthalmologist, Our Lady of Grace Hospital, Ghana
Richard Baraniuk, PhD, Founder, Connexions; Victor E. Cameron Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Rice University
Sheri Berenbach, MBA, Executive Director, Calvert Foundation
Paul Berman, OD, FAAO, Senior Global Clinical Advisor and Founder, Special Olympics Lions Clubs, International Opening Eyes
David Bloom, Chair, Department of Global Health and Population; Clarence James Gamble Professor of Economics and Demography, Department of Global Health and Population, Harvard School of Public Health
Neil Boothby, EdD, Professor of Clinical Population and Family Health, Director of the Program on Forced Migration and Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Peter Bourne, MA, MD, Visiting Scholar, Oxford University; Vice Chancellor Emeritus, St. George's University; Formerly Special Assistant to the President of the United States for Health Issues; Chair, Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba (MEDICC)
Elizabeth Bradley, PhD, Professor of Public Health, Division of Health Policy and Administration; director, Health Management Program; Director, Global Health Initiatives, Yale School of Public Health
Ronald Braswell, MD, MS, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Alabama-Birmingham
Harry Brown, MD, Founder, Surgical Eye Expeditions (SEE) International
Richard Bucala, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine, Pathology, and Epidemiology and Public Health, Yale University School of Medicine
Michael Chu, MBA, Senior Lecturer of Business Administration, Harvard Business School
James Clarke, MD, Ophthalmologist and Medical Director, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Lisa Croucher, Assistant Director, Education and Training, Global Health Institute, Duke University
Emmanuel d'Harcourt, Senior Child Survival Technical Advisor, International Rescue Committee
Margaret Duah-Mensah, RN, ON, Ophthalmic Nurse, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Marva Eberhart, Teacher For Visually Impaired, Kansas City, Missouri School District; Unite For Sight Volunteer in Accra, Ghana
Paul Epstein, MD, MPH, Associate Director, Center for Health and the Global Environment, Harvard Medical School
Dabney Evans, MPH, Executive Director, Emory University Institute of Human Rights; Lecturer, Hubert Department of Global Health, Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University
Gene Falk, Co-Founder, Executive Directors, mothers2mothers
Valda Ford, MPH, MS, RN, CEO and Founder, Center For Human Diversity
Susan Forster, MD, Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Medical Studies, Department of Ophthalmology, Yale School of Medicine; Chief, Ophthalmology, Yale University Health Services
Stanley O. Foster, MD, MPH, Professor, Hubert Department of Global Health Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University
James Fraser, MA, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Dignitas International
Ulrick Gaillard, JD, CEO, The Batey Relief Alliance
Gannon Gillespie, Director of US Operations, Tostan
Heskel Haddad, MD, Ophthalmologist; President, Optoed Corp, Inc.
Rebecca Hardin, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Natural Resources and Environment and Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan
Susan Hayes, President and CEO, Interplast
Scott Hillstrom, Chairman of the Board, CEO and Co-Founder, HealthStore Foundation
Steve Hilton, President, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Debbie Humphries, MPH, PhD, Clinical Instructor, Division of Chronic Disease Epidemiology, Social and Behavioral Sciences Program, Yale University School of Medicine
Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena, PhD, Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology, Malaria Research Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Kartee Karloweah, ON, RN, Ophthalmic Nurse, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Zachary Kaufman, JD Candidate, Yale Law School; DPhil Candidate in International Relations, Oxford University
Kaveh Khoshnood, PhD, Assistant Professor in Public Health Practice, Division of Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases, Yale School of Public Health
Karen King, MA, Elementary School Teacher, Reed Intermediate School; Unite For Sight Volunteer in Accra, Ghana
Jamie Lachman, Clowns Without Borders
Doug Lawrence, Vice President/General Manager, BD Medical - Ophthalmic Systems
Robert Lawrence, MD, Center for A Livable future Professor; Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, Health Policy & International Health; Director, Center for a Livable Future, Department of Environmental Health Sciences; Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Robert Malkin, PhD, Professor of Practice of Biomedical Engineering Director, Duke-Engineering World Health, Duke University
Charles MacCormack, PhD, President and CEO, Save The Children
John McGoldrick, JD, Senior Vice President, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI)
Michelle McMurry, Director, Health, Biomedical Science and Society Initiative, The Aspen Institute
Benjamin Mason Meier, JD, LLM, MPhil, Public Health Law Project Manager, Center for Health Policy, IGERT-International Development and Globalization Fellow, Columbia University
Carol McLaughlin, MD, MPH, Global Health, Center for High Impact Philanthropy, School of Social Policy and Practice, University of Pennsylvania
Joia Mukherjee, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Partners in Health; Director, Institute for Health and Social Justice; Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Division of Social Medicine and Health Inequalities, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Laura Murray-Kolb, PhD, Assistant Professor, Center for Human Nutrition, Department of International Health, The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Mini Murthy, MD, MPH, MS, Assistant Professor, Department of Behavioral Science and Community Health, Program Director Global Health, New York Medical College School of Public Health
Neal Nathanson, MD, Associate Dean, Global Health Programs, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Edward O'Neil, Jr, MD, Omni Med
Santa Ono, PhD, Vice Provost for Academic Initiatives and Deputy Provost of Emory University; Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Emory Eye Center
Robin Paetzold, MBA, Director, Global Programs, University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
David J. Palmer, MD, Chair, Seniors EyeCare Program, EyeCare America
Yannis Paulus, MD Candidate, Stanford University School of Medicine
Steven C. Phillips, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Global Issues and Projects, Exxon Mobil Corporation
Suzanne Rainey, Forum One Communications
Susan Reef, MD, CDC
Lee Roberts, PhD, MPH, Associate Clinical Professor of Population and Family Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Steven Rothstein, President, Perkins School For The Blind
Lisa Russell, MPH, Filmmaker
Jinan Saaddine, MD, MPH, Medical Epidemiologist, Vision Health Initiative Team Leader, Division of Diabetes Translation, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Sarwat Salim, MD, Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Tennessee-Memphis
Sarang Samal, Kalinga Eye Hospital, Orissa, India
Harshad Sanghvi, MD, Medical Director, JHPIEGO, Johns Hopkins University
Daniel D. Sedmak, MD, Director, Office of Global Health Education; Executive Vice Dean, College of Medicine; Executive Director, Center for Personalized Health care; Senior Associate Vice President, Office of Health Sciences, The Ohio State University
Tamilarasan Senthil, MBBS, Consulting Ophthalmologist, Uma Eye Clinic, India
Bruce Shields, MD, Chair Emeritus, Yale Department of Ophthalmology
Kuldev Singh, MD, MPH, Professor of Ophthalmology, Stanford University School of Medicine
Ajit Sinha, MBBS, Founder and Director, AB Eye Institute; Former President, All India Ophthalmological Society
Pooja Sinha, MBBS, Ophthalmologist, AB Eye Institute, Patna, India
Renu Sinha, MBBS, Former Head of the Obs and Gynea Department of Patna Medical College Hospital; Former President of Bihar Obs and Gynea Society
Satyajit Sinha, MBBS, Ophthalmologist, AB Eye Institute, Patna, India
Janice K. Smith, MD, MPH, PAHO/WHO Collaborating Center for Training in International Health at UTMB
Lanny Smith, MD, MPH, DTM&H, Professor of Medicine in the Residency Programs of Primary Care and Social Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Assistant Director, Human Rights Clinic for Victims of Torture, Montefiore; Founder and President, Doctors for Global Health
Georgia Sambunaris, MA, Senior Financial Markets Specialist, USAID
Samuel So, MD, Lui Hac Minh Professor of Surgery; Director, Asian Liver Center; Director, Liver Cancer Program, Stanford University School of Medicine
Lindsay Stark, Research Associate, Program on Forced Migration and Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Chris Stout, PsyD, Founding Director, Center for Global Initiatives; Clinical Professor, College of Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago
James C. Tsai, MD, Robert R. Young Professor and Chairman, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Yale University School of Medicine; Chief of Ophthalmology, Yale-New Haven Hospital
Philippe Van Denbossche, Executive Director, Raising Malawi
Anvar Velji, MD, Co-Founder and Treasurer, Global Health Education Consortium; Chief of Infectious Disease at Kaiser Permanente, South Sacramento; Clinical Professor, University of California at Davis
Seth Wanye, MD, Ophthalmologist, Eye Clinic of Tamale Teaching Hospital, Ghana
Tanya Whitehead, PhD, Research Associate Professor, University of Missouri - Kansas City
Dayan Woldemichael, MD, Chad Country Director, International Medical Corps
David Zakus, BSc, MES, MSc, PhD, Director, Centre for International Health; Associate Professor, Department of Public Health Sciences; Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation; Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada
Debrework Zewdie, Director, Global HIV/AIDS Program of the World Bank Human Development Network World Bank
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10th Annual International Security Conference by ARI MOVEMENT 11th September 2008 Istanbul
ARI MOVEMENT's 10th Annual International Security Conference is going to be in the Bosphorus Swissotel on 11th of September 2008 Istanbul. This year's topic of our conference is "Looking Ahead: Managing Turkey's International Relations in the Coming Decade". The advantages and disadvantages of Turkish Foreign Policy is going to be discussed with experts from the region and world. You can find the program below. To register please contact to: Burak Ulusoy - burak@ari.org. tr T: +90 212 211 9071 F: +90 212 211 9083 www.ari.org. tr
"Looking Ahead: Managing Turkey's International Relations in the Coming Decade"
Bosphorus Swissotel, Istanbul 11-12 September 2008
DRAFT PROGRAM
*Opening speeches will be announced when they are confirmed.
** Please note that the list contains names in the process of being confirmed.
OPENING SPEECHES:
KEYNOTE REMARKS:
11 September 2008, Thursday
08:30-09:00 Registration
09:00-09:45 Welcome & Opening Speeches
09:45-10:45 Session 1: `Turkey's Role within International Organizations'
Moderator: Banu G躒EN (Journalist, NTV, Turkey)
Stefanie BABST (Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Public Diplomacy, NATO, Belgium)
Hasan G�Ğ�Ş (Ambassador, Director-General for Multilateral Political Affairs Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Faruk LOĞOĞ LU (Rtd. Amb.; Director, Eurasia Strategic Studies Centre
- ASAM, Turkey)
Nirj DEVA (Member of European Parliament for South East England, UK)
10:45-11:00 Coffee break
11:00-12:15 Roundtable Discussion
13:30-14:30 Session 2:
`Turkey's Vision for its Regional Role and the Balancing of Relations with its Neighbours'
Moderator: Soner 茿ĞAPTAY (Director, Turkish Research Program, The Washington Institute, USA)
Altay CENGİZER (Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Turkey)
Nawaf TELL ( Director of Strategic Studies Institute, University of Jordan, Jordan)
Richard GIRAGOSIAN ( Senior Independent Analyst)
Ian O. LESSER (Senior Transatlantic Fellow, German Marshall Fund, USA)
Borut GRGIC (Director, Institute for Strategic Studies Ljubljana, Slovenia)
14:30-14:45 Coffee break
14:45-16:00 Roundtable Discussion
16:00-16:15 Coffee break
16:15-17:15 Session 3:
"The Geopolitics of Energy: Security and Survival"
Moderator: Mithat BEREKET (Journalist, Pusula TV, Turkey)
Sergei ALEXANDROVICH MARKOV (the Director of the Institute for Political Studies in Moscow and a Deputy Chairman of the Russian Public Forum on International Affairs, Russia Federation)
Tahir UYSAL (CEO, BP Turkey)
Efraim INBAR (Director of Begin朣adat (BESA) Centre for Strategic Studies, Israel)
David SMITH ( Rtd. Amb.; Director, Georgian Security Analysis Center, Tbilisi)
Asım MOLLAZADE (MP; Chairman, Democratic Reforms Party, Azerbaijan)
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"Looking Ahead: Managing Turkey's International Relations in the Coming Decade"
Bosphorus Swissotel, Istanbul 11-12 September 2008
DRAFT PROGRAM
*Opening speeches will be announced when they are confirmed.
** Please note that the list contains names in the process of being confirmed.
OPENING SPEECHES:
KEYNOTE REMARKS:
11 September 2008, Thursday
08:30-09:00 Registration
09:00-09:45 Welcome & Opening Speeches
09:45-10:45 Session 1: `Turkey's Role within International Organizations'
Moderator: Banu G躒EN (Journalist, NTV, Turkey)
Stefanie BABST (Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Public Diplomacy, NATO, Belgium)
Hasan G�Ğ�Ş (Ambassador, Director-General for Multilateral Political Affairs Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Faruk LOĞOĞ LU (Rtd. Amb.; Director, Eurasia Strategic Studies Centre
- ASAM, Turkey)
Nirj DEVA (Member of European Parliament for South East England, UK)
10:45-11:00 Coffee break
11:00-12:15 Roundtable Discussion
13:30-14:30 Session 2:
`Turkey's Vision for its Regional Role and the Balancing of Relations with its Neighbours'
Moderator: Soner 茿ĞAPTAY (Director, Turkish Research Program, The Washington Institute, USA)
Altay CENGİZER (Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Turkey)
Nawaf TELL ( Director of Strategic Studies Institute, University of Jordan, Jordan)
Richard GIRAGOSIAN ( Senior Independent Analyst)
Ian O. LESSER (Senior Transatlantic Fellow, German Marshall Fund, USA)
Borut GRGIC (Director, Institute for Strategic Studies Ljubljana, Slovenia)
14:30-14:45 Coffee break
14:45-16:00 Roundtable Discussion
16:00-16:15 Coffee break
16:15-17:15 Session 3:
"The Geopolitics of Energy: Security and Survival"
Moderator: Mithat BEREKET (Journalist, Pusula TV, Turkey)
Sergei ALEXANDROVICH MARKOV (the Director of the Institute for Political Studies in Moscow and a Deputy Chairman of the Russian Public Forum on International Affairs, Russia Federation)
Tahir UYSAL (CEO, BP Turkey)
Efraim INBAR (Director of Begin朣adat (BESA) Centre for Strategic Studies, Israel)
David SMITH ( Rtd. Amb.; Director, Georgian Security Analysis Center, Tbilisi)
Asım MOLLAZADE (MP; Chairman, Democratic Reforms Party, Azerbaijan)
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Call for Papers - Review of International Law and Politics
Full Name of the Journal: 燯luslararasi Hukuk ve Politika / Review of International Law and Politics (RILP)
ISSN: 1305-5208
Publisher Name: International Strategic Research Organization / ISRO
Brief Information: The Review of International Law and Politics (RILP) / Uluslararas� Hukuk ve Politika (UHP) is a refereed journal and published four times (Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn) a year. RILP publishes scholarly articles in English, Turkish and German languages. The Editorial Office of the RILP is in International Strategic Research Organization (ISRO) central building in Ankara, Turkey. However the journal is an independent publication in terms of scientific research and the editors decide its publication policy.
Scope: RILP focuses on international law and international relations yet the journal also accepts studies on area studies (Balkans, Caucasus, Europe, Central Asia etc.), international security, international relations sociology, sociology, anthropology in general from all over the world. The journal encourages interdisciplinary studies. Manuscripts submitted to RILP should be original and challenging, and should not be under consideration by another publication at the time of submission.
Indexes: Review of International Law and Politics (RILP) is indexed by Law Database of Baskent University in Ankara which is one of the leading universities in Turkey. Apart of this RILP is also included in coverage lists of other respected international databases such as:
- Worldwide Political Science Abstracts
- IPSA / International Political Science Abstracts
- International Bibliography of the Social Sciences
- PAIS
- Social Services Abstracts
- Sociological Abstracts
- Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts
- Ulrich Periodicals
NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS
Submission: We prefer electronic submission to slaciner@gmail. com or arezoojalalifar@ gmail.com as a Microsoft word attachment file. Alternatively you may submit manuscript on high-density virus-free disks in rich text format (.RTF) or in Word (whichever is used please indicate this clearly on the disk or in the mail) together with a hard copy. All disks should be labelled with the name of the article, the author and correspondence numbers. If e-mail is used then please be sure that you received a confirmation from The Office.
Manuscripts should be one-and-half or double spaced throughout (including all quotations and footnotes) on single sides of A4 paper. Generous margins on both sides of the page should be allowed. Pages should be numbered consecutively. The author should retain a copy, as submitted manuscripts cannot be returned. Full names of the author(s) should be given, an address for correspondence, and where possible a contact telephone number, facsimile number and e-mail address.
Length: Articles as a rule should not exceed 10.000 words and should not be less than 4.000 words, not including footnotes. Book reviews should be about 2.500 word-lengths. Maximum 3.500 words for book reviews of two or more books.
Style and Proofs: Authors are responsible for ensuring that their manuscripts conform to the RILP style. Editors will not undertake retyping of manuscripts before publication. Please note that authors are expected to correct and return proofs of accepted articles within two weeks of receipt.
Titles and Sub-Titles: Titles in the article should be 12 punt, bold and in uppercase form. The sub-titles should be 12 punt and in the title case form.
Footnotes: In the case of books the following order should be observed in footnotes: author, title, (place of publishing: publisher, year). For example:
1.牋牋� Fernand Braudel, A History of Civilizations, (London: Penguin Books, 1993), p. 287.
In articles: author(s), 慳rticle title�, journal title, Vol., No., year, pp.
2.牋牋� Ihsan Bal and Sedat Laciner, 慣he Challenge of Revolutionary Terrorism to Turkish Democracy, Terrorism and Political Violence, Vol. 13, No. 4, Winter 2001, pp. 90-115.
Book Reviews: Book reviews should be preceded by full publication details including price and ISBN number:
Alan Cassels, Ideology & International Relations in the Modern World, (London: Routledge, 1996). 302 pages. Biblio., index. $14.99. ISBN.
Biography: Current and recent academic and professional affiliations and recent major publications for the Notes on Contributors should be supplied with the articles. It should not exceed 100-word.
Abstract: The authors should send a 150-word abstract of the manuscripts.
RILP Assisting Editor: Arzu Celalifer
arzu.celalifer@ turkishweekly. net
Tel: 0090 312 212 2886
Fax: 0090 312 212 2584
www.isro.org. uk
http://www.isro. org.uk/junction. asp?lid=3_ 7&ln=EN (you can have a look to our journal from this address)
Editorial Office: Suslu Sokak � No: 2 � Mebusevleri � Tandogan � Ankara � Turkey
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ISSN: 1305-5208
Publisher Name: International Strategic Research Organization / ISRO
Brief Information: The Review of International Law and Politics (RILP) / Uluslararas� Hukuk ve Politika (UHP) is a refereed journal and published four times (Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn) a year. RILP publishes scholarly articles in English, Turkish and German languages. The Editorial Office of the RILP is in International Strategic Research Organization (ISRO) central building in Ankara, Turkey. However the journal is an independent publication in terms of scientific research and the editors decide its publication policy.
Scope: RILP focuses on international law and international relations yet the journal also accepts studies on area studies (Balkans, Caucasus, Europe, Central Asia etc.), international security, international relations sociology, sociology, anthropology in general from all over the world. The journal encourages interdisciplinary studies. Manuscripts submitted to RILP should be original and challenging, and should not be under consideration by another publication at the time of submission.
Indexes: Review of International Law and Politics (RILP) is indexed by Law Database of Baskent University in Ankara which is one of the leading universities in Turkey. Apart of this RILP is also included in coverage lists of other respected international databases such as:
- Worldwide Political Science Abstracts
- IPSA / International Political Science Abstracts
- International Bibliography of the Social Sciences
- PAIS
- Social Services Abstracts
- Sociological Abstracts
- Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts
- Ulrich Periodicals
NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS
Submission: We prefer electronic submission to slaciner@gmail. com or arezoojalalifar@ gmail.com as a Microsoft word attachment file. Alternatively you may submit manuscript on high-density virus-free disks in rich text format (.RTF) or in Word (whichever is used please indicate this clearly on the disk or in the mail) together with a hard copy. All disks should be labelled with the name of the article, the author and correspondence numbers. If e-mail is used then please be sure that you received a confirmation from The Office.
Manuscripts should be one-and-half or double spaced throughout (including all quotations and footnotes) on single sides of A4 paper. Generous margins on both sides of the page should be allowed. Pages should be numbered consecutively. The author should retain a copy, as submitted manuscripts cannot be returned. Full names of the author(s) should be given, an address for correspondence, and where possible a contact telephone number, facsimile number and e-mail address.
Length: Articles as a rule should not exceed 10.000 words and should not be less than 4.000 words, not including footnotes. Book reviews should be about 2.500 word-lengths. Maximum 3.500 words for book reviews of two or more books.
Style and Proofs: Authors are responsible for ensuring that their manuscripts conform to the RILP style. Editors will not undertake retyping of manuscripts before publication. Please note that authors are expected to correct and return proofs of accepted articles within two weeks of receipt.
Titles and Sub-Titles: Titles in the article should be 12 punt, bold and in uppercase form. The sub-titles should be 12 punt and in the title case form.
Footnotes: In the case of books the following order should be observed in footnotes: author, title, (place of publishing: publisher, year). For example:
1.牋牋� Fernand Braudel, A History of Civilizations, (London: Penguin Books, 1993), p. 287.
In articles: author(s), 慳rticle title�, journal title, Vol., No., year, pp.
2.牋牋� Ihsan Bal and Sedat Laciner, 慣he Challenge of Revolutionary Terrorism to Turkish Democracy, Terrorism and Political Violence, Vol. 13, No. 4, Winter 2001, pp. 90-115.
Book Reviews: Book reviews should be preceded by full publication details including price and ISBN number:
Alan Cassels, Ideology & International Relations in the Modern World, (London: Routledge, 1996). 302 pages. Biblio., index. $14.99. ISBN.
Biography: Current and recent academic and professional affiliations and recent major publications for the Notes on Contributors should be supplied with the articles. It should not exceed 100-word.
Abstract: The authors should send a 150-word abstract of the manuscripts.
RILP Assisting Editor: Arzu Celalifer
arzu.celalifer@ turkishweekly. net
Tel: 0090 312 212 2886
Fax: 0090 312 212 2584
www.isro.org. uk
http://www.isro. org.uk/junction. asp?lid=3_ 7&ln=EN (you can have a look to our journal from this address)
Editorial Office: Suslu Sokak � No: 2 � Mebusevleri � Tandogan � Ankara � Turkey
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Something to Kill and Die For: Seminar on Collective Violence
LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE NEWSLETTER
SOMETHING TO KILL AND DIE FOR: A Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Culture, Ideology & History
Richard A. Koenigsberg
Seminar Sponsored by the Human Services Center of the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists and the Philadelphia Jungian Professional Club
Date:
Friday, September 19th, 2008
Place:
The Ethical Society Building
1906 S. Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Time:
Registration: 12:30 p.m. Enrollment limited.
Program:
1:00pm to 5:00 p.m. (Light lunch provided).
Presenter:
Richard Koenigsberg, Ph.D.
Dr. Koenigsberg has pioneered a method for studying the ideas of political leaders through analysis of images and metaphors contained within their rhetoric. He seeks to uncover the ''hidden narratives'' that lie beneath the surface of culture and historical process.
For Information on Registering for the Seminar, click here:
https://www. ideologiesofwar. com/forms/ jung/
Program Objectives:
1. Gain familiarity with a method that enables one to uncover hidden narratives contained within ideological texts.
2. Analyze the symbolic meaning of ideological concepts such as "the enemy" and "defending the nation."
3. Understand how violence is conceived as righteous and necessary when undertaken in the name of a society's sacred ideals.
4. Understand how psychology can expand its role as a discipline and theory by interpreting events occurring outside the clinical situation.
For Information on Registering for the Seminar, click here:
https://www. ideologiesofwar. com/forms/ jung/
Richard Koenigsberg is an author, lecturer and teacher focusing on the roots of collective forms of violence. He received his Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research and is a Faculty Member at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis. New editions of his books-Hitler' s Ideology: Embodied Metaphor, Fantasy and History, The Nation: A Study in Ideology and Fantasy and The Fantasy of Oneness and the Struggle to Separate: Towards a Psychology of Culture-recently have been released by Information Age Publishing.
For Information on Seminars and Lectures presenting by Dr. Koenigsberg, please contact Orion Anderson at 718-393-1104 or send an email to oanderson@libraryof socialscience. com.
For Information on the Philadelphia Jungian Professional Club and Its Seminar Series click here.
CE Credits: Continuing Education Credits are available for psychologists and social workers from the Human Services Center of the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists. LPC credits also available. This program provides Four (4) Hours of CE Credits.
This program is cosponsored by the Human Services Center of the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists and the Philadelphia Jungian Professional Club. The Human Services Center of the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor Continuing Education for psychologists. The Human Services Center of Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists maintains responsibility for the program and its content.
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SOMETHING TO KILL AND DIE FOR: A Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Culture, Ideology & History
Richard A. Koenigsberg
Seminar Sponsored by the Human Services Center of the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists and the Philadelphia Jungian Professional Club
Date:
Friday, September 19th, 2008
Place:
The Ethical Society Building
1906 S. Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Time:
Registration: 12:30 p.m. Enrollment limited.
Program:
1:00pm to 5:00 p.m. (Light lunch provided).
Presenter:
Richard Koenigsberg, Ph.D.
Dr. Koenigsberg has pioneered a method for studying the ideas of political leaders through analysis of images and metaphors contained within their rhetoric. He seeks to uncover the ''hidden narratives'' that lie beneath the surface of culture and historical process.
For Information on Registering for the Seminar, click here:
https://www. ideologiesofwar. com/forms/ jung/
Program Objectives:
1. Gain familiarity with a method that enables one to uncover hidden narratives contained within ideological texts.
2. Analyze the symbolic meaning of ideological concepts such as "the enemy" and "defending the nation."
3. Understand how violence is conceived as righteous and necessary when undertaken in the name of a society's sacred ideals.
4. Understand how psychology can expand its role as a discipline and theory by interpreting events occurring outside the clinical situation.
For Information on Registering for the Seminar, click here:
https://www. ideologiesofwar. com/forms/ jung/
Richard Koenigsberg is an author, lecturer and teacher focusing on the roots of collective forms of violence. He received his Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research and is a Faculty Member at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis. New editions of his books-Hitler' s Ideology: Embodied Metaphor, Fantasy and History, The Nation: A Study in Ideology and Fantasy and The Fantasy of Oneness and the Struggle to Separate: Towards a Psychology of Culture-recently have been released by Information Age Publishing.
For Information on Seminars and Lectures presenting by Dr. Koenigsberg, please contact Orion Anderson at 718-393-1104 or send an email to oanderson@libraryof socialscience. com.
For Information on the Philadelphia Jungian Professional Club and Its Seminar Series click
CE Credits: Continuing Education Credits are available for psychologists and social workers from the Human Services Center of the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists. LPC credits also available. This program provides Four (4) Hours of CE Credits.
This program is cosponsored by the Human Services Center of the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists and the Philadelphia Jungian Professional Club. The Human Services Center of the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor Continuing Education for psychologists. The Human Services Center of Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists maintains responsibility for the program and its content.
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Scholarships for women
Dear Ladies,
Schlumberger Foundation is now in the fifth year of the Faculty for the Future program. Since inception, it has funded PhD or Post-Doc studies in science disciplines for 97 women from 29 countries.
We look forward to bringing more women academics in to the Faculty for the Future community this year. The program opens on September 15th and closes on November 30th,, 2008.
We need your support to let potential candidates know about this opportunity. To this end, please find attached a poster outlining the Faculty for the Future program. We would be pleased if you would use it to openly inform potential candidates from your university. Additionally, word of mouth from you also brings in quite a few candidates.
A web page with guidelines and application forms will be available since September, 15 on www.fftf.slb. com
Kind regards
Monica Messina
Faculty for the Future Coordinator
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Schlumberger Foundation is now in the fifth year of the Faculty for the Future program. Since inception, it has funded PhD or Post-Doc studies in science disciplines for 97 women from 29 countries.
We look forward to bringing more women academics in to the Faculty for the Future community this year. The program opens on September 15th and closes on November 30th,, 2008.
We need your support to let potential candidates know about this opportunity. To this end, please find attached a poster outlining the Faculty for the Future program. We would be pleased if you would use it to openly inform potential candidates from your university. Additionally, word of mouth from you also brings in quite a few candidates.
A web page with guidelines and application forms will be available since September, 15 on www.fftf.slb. com
Kind regards
Monica Messina
Faculty for the Future Coordinator
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Aug 25, 2008
Graduate Scholarship in Environmental Engineering, University of Tokyo
Graduate Study Program Scholarship in Environmental Engineering or Urban and Regional Planning, University of Tokyo
Graduate Study Program for Foreign Students
The Department of Urban Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo, offers graduate study program with governmental scholarship for foreign student. The field of study in the Department is environmental engineering or urban and regional planning. The education and the research supervision are conducted
either in English or Japanese. You can download information on matriculation (http://www.due. t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ english/admissio n/prospectus2009 .pdf) of 2009 program. (Adobe PDF format)
For the matriculation of 2009 program which starts in October 2009, the deadline for the application is Oct.31, 2008.
Download Forms in Microsoft-word format.
Please note that we accept only applications sent by air-mails, and we do not accept on-line applications. We would like you to use international A4 or US letter sized sheets for the submission of the documents.
Download Applicaiton Form for 2009 matriculation. (Microsoft-word format, 52KB)
(http://www.due. t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ english/admissio n/application_ form2009. doc)
Download Recommendation Form for 2009 matriculation. (Microsoft-word format, 36KB)
(http://www.due. t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ english/admissio n/recommendation 2009.doc)
Download check list for 2009 matriculation. (Microsoft-excel format,20KB)
http://www.due. t.u-tokyo. ac.jp/english/ admission/ checklist2009. xls)
All correspondence and requests for printed application forms can be addressed to
the Foreign Student Officer (mailto:fso@ue.t.u-tokyo. ac.jp)
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Graduate Study Program for Foreign Students
The Department of Urban Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo, offers graduate study program with governmental scholarship for foreign student. The field of study in the Department is environmental engineering or urban and regional planning. The education and the research supervision are conducted
either in English or Japanese. You can download information on matriculation (http://www.due. t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ english/admissio n/prospectus2009 .pdf) of 2009 program. (Adobe PDF format)
For the matriculation of 2009 program which starts in October 2009, the deadline for the application is Oct.31, 2008.
Download Forms in Microsoft-word format.
Please note that we accept only applications sent by air-mails, and we do not accept on-line applications. We would like you to use international A4 or US letter sized sheets for the submission of the documents.
Download Applicaiton Form for 2009 matriculation. (Microsoft-word format, 52KB)
(http://www.due. t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ english/admissio n/application_ form2009. doc)
Download Recommendation Form for 2009 matriculation. (Microsoft-word format, 36KB)
(http://www.due. t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ english/admissio n/recommendation 2009.doc)
Download check list for 2009 matriculation. (Microsoft-excel format,20KB)
http://www.due. t.u-tokyo. ac.jp/english/ admission/ checklist2009. xls)
All correspondence and requests for printed application forms can be addressed to
the Foreign Student Officer (mailto:fso@ue.t.u-tokyo. ac.jp)
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Music Scholarships for International Undergraduate Student 200
Undergraduate scholarships 2008/09
University of the West England (UWE) scholarships available to any UK, EU or international undergraduate student
Music scholarships
Level of study: Undergraduate
Who is eligible? Open to all new students though preference is given to undergraduates
Value £1,000 per year
Selection criterion High musical ability (instrumental or vocal).
Audition in Bristol after the start of term.
Closing date Mid-November
Please contact Director of Music, Centre for Performing Arts, UWE,
Frenchay Campus, Coldharbour Lane, Bristol BS16 1QY
http://www.uwe. ac.uk/
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University of the West England (UWE) scholarships available to any UK, EU or international undergraduate student
Music scholarships
Level of study: Undergraduate
Who is eligible? Open to all new students though preference is given to undergraduates
Value £1,000 per year
Selection criterion High musical ability (instrumental or vocal).
Audition in Bristol after the start of term.
Closing date Mid-November
Please contact Director of Music, Centre for Performing Arts, UWE,
Frenchay Campus, Coldharbour Lane, Bristol BS16 1QY
http://www.uwe. ac.uk/
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Doctoral Fellowships, Human Behaviour in Social and Economic Change
Outstanding candidates with a background in Applied Ethics, Economics, Psychology or Sociology and who are interested in interdisciplinary research are invited to apply for 12 Doctoral Fellowships within the Jena Graduate School Human Behaviour in Social and Economic Change (GSBC)
The Graduate School is a recently established university institution located at the Friedrich-Schiller- University Jena. It is a joint initiative of scholars of the School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, the School of Economics and Business Administration, and the Max Planck Institute of Economics. Currently, the major contributing disciplines are Applied Ethics, Economics, Psychology and Sociology.
Their common research topic within the GSBC is the analysis of human behaviour with an emphasis on social and economic change. The principal research focus of the GSBC is interdisciplinary. For further information, especially on the research programme, please visit www.gsbc.uni- jena.de.
Applicants are expected to hold a Diplom or a Masters Degree with honours in one of the above mentioned disciplines or an equivalent degree in a related discipline. Fellows will actively and permanently participate in the study and research programme of the Graduate School. Therefore all fellows are expected to choose Jena as their place of residence.
Fellowships start on October 1st, 2008 (Deadline for application: 23 August 2008) and on January 1st, 2009 (Deadline for application: 30 September 2008). All fellowships include funding for up to three years (2+1). Research will be conducted in English.
Candidates should e-mail their CV, transcripts of degrees, a writing example (about 10 pages, for example an extract from the diploma or master thesis), a brief outline of a potential dissertation project within the GSBC, a letter of interest, the application form and two letters of reference from academic teachers to:
kristina.von- rhein@uni- jena.de. The application form is available on www.gsbc.uni- jena.de. The letters of reference should be directly sent to us by the recommenders.
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The Graduate School is a recently established university institution located at the Friedrich-Schiller- University Jena. It is a joint initiative of scholars of the School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, the School of Economics and Business Administration, and the Max Planck Institute of Economics. Currently, the major contributing disciplines are Applied Ethics, Economics, Psychology and Sociology.
Their common research topic within the GSBC is the analysis of human behaviour with an emphasis on social and economic change. The principal research focus of the GSBC is interdisciplinary. For further information, especially on the research programme, please visit www.gsbc.uni- jena.de.
Applicants are expected to hold a Diplom or a Masters Degree with honours in one of the above mentioned disciplines or an equivalent degree in a related discipline. Fellows will actively and permanently participate in the study and research programme of the Graduate School. Therefore all fellows are expected to choose Jena as their place of residence.
Fellowships start on October 1st, 2008 (Deadline for application: 23 August 2008) and on January 1st, 2009 (Deadline for application: 30 September 2008). All fellowships include funding for up to three years (2+1). Research will be conducted in English.
Candidates should e-mail their CV, transcripts of degrees, a writing example (about 10 pages, for example an extract from the diploma or master thesis), a brief outline of a potential dissertation project within the GSBC, a letter of interest, the application form and two letters of reference from academic teachers to:
kristina.von- rhein@uni- jena.de. The application form is available on www.gsbc.uni- jena.de. The letters of reference should be directly sent to us by the recommenders.
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Asian Development Bank Japan Scholarship Program
Asian Development Bank Japan Scholarship Program
Funded by the Government of Japan
ADB-JSP @ 20: "Shaping Future Leaders in Asia and the Pacific"
Qualified citizens of developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank
(ADB), who intend to pursue postgraduate studies in economics, management, science and technology, and other development- related fields, are invited to apply for scholarships under the Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program.
Upon successful completion of the graduate program, the scholars are expected to return to their countries and contribute to its socioeconomic development. Scholar-ships are awarded for graduate studies at designated institutions in courses of study
approved by ADB. The Program especially welcomes qualified women applicants who have limited financial means to obtain university education.
The Scholarships
Level of Education: postgraduate (diploma, masters, and doctorate degrees)
Duration: from 1 to 2 years
Coverage: tuition fees, books, subsistence and housing allowance, insurance, economy airfare, and research subsidy
Academic Institutions
Ø Australia-National Centre for Development Studies/Australian National University, University of Melbourne , University of Sydney
Ø China, People's Republic of-University of Hong Kong
Ø India-Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Ø Japan-International
University of Japan, Nagoya University (Graduate School of International Development) , Kelo University (International Graduate Programs on Advanced Science and Technology), National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Ritsumeikan University (Master in Economics), Saitama University (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering) , University of Tokyo (Department of Civil Engineering,
School of International Health, Institute of Environmental Studies, and Department of Urban Engineering)
Ø New Zealand-University of Auckland
Ø Pakistan-Lahore University of Management Sciences
Ø Philippines- Asian Institute of Management, International Rice Research Institute/Universit y of the Philippines in Los Banos
Ø Singapore-National University of Singapore
Ø Thailand-Asian Institute of Technology, Thammasat University
Ø USA-East-WestCenter
http://www.adb. org/JSP/
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Funded by the Government of Japan
ADB-JSP @ 20: "Shaping Future Leaders in Asia and the Pacific"
Qualified citizens of developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank
(ADB), who intend to pursue postgraduate studies in economics, management, science and technology, and other development- related fields, are invited to apply for scholarships under the Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program.
Upon successful completion of the graduate program, the scholars are expected to return to their countries and contribute to its socioeconomic development. Scholar-ships are awarded for graduate studies at designated institutions in courses of study
approved by ADB. The Program especially welcomes qualified women applicants who have limited financial means to obtain university education.
The Scholarships
Level of Education: postgraduate (diploma, masters, and doctorate degrees)
Duration: from 1 to 2 years
Coverage: tuition fees, books, subsistence and housing allowance, insurance, economy airfare, and research subsidy
Academic Institutions
Ø Australia-National Centre for Development Studies/Australian National University, University of Melbourne , University of Sydney
Ø China, People's Republic of-University of Hong Kong
Ø India-Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Ø Japan-International
University of Japan, Nagoya University (Graduate School of International Development) , Kelo University (International Graduate Programs on Advanced Science and Technology), National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Ritsumeikan University (Master in Economics), Saitama University (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering) , University of Tokyo (Department of Civil Engineering,
School of International Health, Institute of Environmental Studies, and Department of Urban Engineering)
Ø New Zealand-University of Auckland
Ø Pakistan-Lahore University of Management Sciences
Ø Philippines- Asian Institute of Management, International Rice Research Institute/Universit y of the Philippines in Los Banos
Ø Singapore-National University of Singapore
Ø Thailand-Asian Institute of Technology, Thammasat University
Ø USA-East-WestCenter
http://www.adb. org/JSP/
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The Lee Kong Chian Graduate Scholarships
The Lee Kong Chian Graduate Scholarships ("Scholarships" ) were established from donations received from the Lee Foundation and are theUniversity' s most prestigious scholarship awards for graduate students.
The selection of candidates will take place once a year, in time forthe start of the academic year in August. Up to 5 new Scholarships willbe given each year. Not all Scholarships will be awarded unless thereare candidates of sufficient merit.
The Scholarships are open to students of all nationalities who gainadmission to any Ph.D. programme at the University. In keeping with thedonor's wishes, the Scholarships will be awarded to well-roundedindivid uals showing exceptional promise who have an appropriate balanceof intellect and character. Scholarship recipients
are selected on thebasis of demonstrated academic excellence, leadership and a commitmentto service.
AWARD AMOUNT
A monthly stipend of S$3,300;
Tuition, examination fees and other approved fees at NUS;
An annual book allowance of S$500;
A one-off air travel allowance of 2 return tickets of up to S$4,000(only for overseas students subject to a maximum of S$2,000 perticket); and A one-off laptop allowance of S$1,500.
AWARD PERIOD
The award is tenable for 1 year in the first instance; but subjectto the scholar's satisfactory progress, it may be renewed annually. The maximum period of award is 4 years.
BOND
No bond is required.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Incoming Ph.D. candidates will have to indicate their interest in the Scholarship via the NUS Graduate Research Programme Application System
.
Apart from the other supporting documents required for Ph.D.admission, candidates interested in the Scholarship must also submit apersonal essay and a record of co-curricular activities or communityservice. Short-listed candidates will be invited to an interview eitherin Singapore or their home country.
Application deadline: 15 November
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The selection of candidates will take place once a year, in time forthe start of the academic year in August. Up to 5 new Scholarships willbe given each year. Not all Scholarships will be awarded unless thereare candidates of sufficient merit.
The Scholarships are open to students of all nationalities who gainadmission to any Ph.D. programme at the University. In keeping with thedonor's wishes, the Scholarships will be awarded to well-roundedindivid uals showing exceptional promise who have an appropriate balanceof intellect and character. Scholarship recipients
are selected on thebasis of demonstrated academic excellence, leadership and a commitmentto service.
AWARD AMOUNT
A monthly stipend of S$3,300;
Tuition, examination fees and other approved fees at NUS;
An annual book allowance of S$500;
A one-off air travel allowance of 2 return tickets of up to S$4,000(only for overseas students subject to a maximum of S$2,000 perticket); and A one-off laptop allowance of S$1,500.
AWARD PERIOD
The award is tenable for 1 year in the first instance; but subjectto the scholar's satisfactory progress, it may be renewed annually. The maximum period of award is 4 years.
BOND
No bond is required.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Incoming Ph.D. candidates will have to indicate their interest in the Scholarship via the NUS Graduate Research Programme Application System
Apart from the other supporting documents required for Ph.D.admission, candidates interested in the Scholarship must also submit apersonal essay and a record of co-curricular activities or communityservice. Short-listed candidates will be invited to an interview eitherin Singapore or their home country.
Application deadline: 15 November
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Aug 24, 2008
Open PhD positions, Univ of Modena & R Emilia, Italy
Doctorate schools and courses
From the Doctorate courses main regulations and from the Doctorate schools regulations of the University of Modena e Reggio Emilia:
The Doctorate schools and courses has the purpose to supply to the enrolled one, also by periods of study abroad and stage near subject private and publics, competences of elevated level and qualification, adapted to the exercise of activity of research and professionalities that demand a high degree of scientific preparation. The selection for the access to the Course of Doctorate happens for public competition. The Course of Doctorate instituted from the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia begins of norm the first January and has the duration of three years.
The Schools of Doctorate instituted by the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia are opened to italian and foreign graduated people and have the general objective to form researchers of high qualification, to employ in research structures basic or applied, public or private.
Doctorate schools and courses - XXIV cycle - year 2009
http://www.unimore. it/en/academics/ doctorates. html
Call for applications:
http://www.unimore. it/Bandi/ Archivio/ 08DR249Dottorati 24EN.pdf
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From the Doctorate courses main regulations and from the Doctorate schools regulations of the University of Modena e Reggio Emilia:
The Doctorate schools and courses has the purpose to supply to the enrolled one, also by periods of study abroad and stage near subject private and publics, competences of elevated level and qualification, adapted to the exercise of activity of research and professionalities that demand a high degree of scientific preparation. The selection for the access to the Course of Doctorate happens for public competition. The Course of Doctorate instituted from the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia begins of norm the first January and has the duration of three years.
The Schools of Doctorate instituted by the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia are opened to italian and foreign graduated people and have the general objective to form researchers of high qualification, to employ in research structures basic or applied, public or private.
Doctorate schools and courses - XXIV cycle - year 2009
http://www.unimore. it/en/academics/ doctorates. html
Call for applications:
http://www.unimore. it/Bandi/ Archivio/ 08DR249Dottorati 24EN.pdf
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Human Rights Scholarship (HRS) at University of Melbourne
Dateline : 31 October 2008
The Human Rights Scholarship is awarded to applicants wishing to undertake graduate research or graduate coursework studies at the University in the human rights field and who are able to demonstrate their commitment to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights.
Number
Each year the University of Melbourne offers 2 HRSs to applicants commencing either a graduate research or graduate coursework degree.
Benefits & conditions
Human Rights Scholarship benefits are similar to those provided by the Melbourne Research Scholarship (MRS) and Fay Marles Scholarship (FMS) and include a:
- Living allowance of $22,000 per annum (2008 rate) for those students enrolled full-time in a graduate research degree. Students enrolled in a graduate coursework degree will be paid pro-rata based on the number of points undertaken each semester
- Relocation Grant of $2,500 to eligible recipients who are moving from interstate or overseas in order to study at the University of Melbourne. HRS recipients may also be eligible to claim (upon application and presentation of receipts) a Relocation Allowance for specific relocation expenses, and
- Thesis Allowance of up to $420 (2008 rate) for masters by research and up to $840 (2008 rate) for PhD and other doctorate by research candidates.
Fees
Please note that the HRS does not cover course/tuition or HECS fees for local or international coursework programs or international graduate research degree course fees.
Local graduate research degree HRS recipients are not charged course fees as they are allocated a Research Training Scheme (RTS) place. RTS places exempt students from the Higher Education Contribution (HECS) Scheme. Time limits and other conditions apply to RTS places. For further information please contact the Melbourne School of Graduate Research (PhD, MSc, MPhil, MIS and MOptom students) or your
faculty office (all other students).
Conditions
Please use the following links for information about the HRS conditions (including progress requirements for HRS recipients); duration of awards and commencement.
Eligibility criteria
1. Applicants for the HRS must be able to demonstrate that their commitment to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights extends beyond their academic studies (such as voluntary work and/or work experience).
2. A high H2A (ie. 78-79% and above) is the minimum grade average usually required to be competitive for an HRS.
3. Applicants must be planning to commence or be currently enrolled in a postgraduate diploma*, masters by coursework, doctorate by coursework or graduate research degree in the human rights field at the University of Melbourne.
*HRSs cannot be awarded to support studies toward a graduate diploma or postgraduate certificate.
4. International students must have an unconditional course offer at the University of Melbourne for the course for which they seek the support of a HRS. See below for local and international HRS application procedures.
5. Applicants seeking a HRS to undertake a: coursework program (eg. postgraduate diploma, masters by coursework) must meet the normal academic requirements for the course. graduate research degree must normally meet the academic requirements
that apply to the Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) or Melbourne Research Scholarship (MRS). Click here for further details about APA/MRS Eligibility.
6. HRSs are not awarded to applicants who: cannot provide evidence that their demonstrated commitment to human rights extends beyond their academic studies have already completed a course deemed to be at the same, or higher, level for which they are seeking scholarship support as a result of previous candidature and/or prior scholarship, have a maximum tenure of less than 12 months have previously received an MRS, FMS or PES, or have already been awarded or later receive another equivalent award, scholarship or salary for the studies for which they seek a HRS. An "equivalent" award is regarded as one greater than 75% of the base HRS rate (75% of the base 2008 HRS rate = $16,500).
Selection criteria
Selection of the HRS is based on four main criteria: area of study, evidence of commitment to human rights over a period of time, academic merit and strength of supporting documentation. Application procedure (including required documents)
Local applicants
Local students wishing to apply for the HRS must: complete and submit to the Graduate Research Scholarships Team by 31 October three (3) complete sets (one original or certified and two copies) of the documents listed on the document checklist and the additional documents listed below.
apply for scholarship online using SCHOLS. In exceptional circumstances a scholarship application form may be obtained by contacting the Graduate Research Scholarships Team.
International applicants
International students wishing to apply for the HRS must: apply for admission (if not already currently enrolled in the course for which you seek an HRS) and have an unconditional offer of admission for which the scholarship is sought by Tuesday 6 January 2009. The Application for Admission as an International Graduate Student is available from International Admissions or online at www.unimelb. edu.au/admission s/. This form must be submitted to International Admissions as soon as possible.
complete the 2009 International HRS Application Form (PDF: 50 kb) submit three (3) sets (one original and two copies) of the International HRS Application Form and required documents listed below to the Graduate Research Scholarships Office by 31 October.
Required documents
5.1. A clear statement (maximum of one page) outlining how your intended studies relate to the human rights field and will further your understanding of human rights.
5.2. A statement (maximum of one page) that demonstrates (by noting activities you have been engaged in) your commitment, over a period of time, to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights.
5.3 A reference that comments on your involvement in human rights. Your referee may, for example, work for a human rights organisation. Your referee is asked to provide their contact details.
5.4 Any other letters of recommendation or support you wish to provide that are relevant to your application (optional).
5.5 The relevant page from your faculty handbook that outlines the minimum entry requirements for the course for which you are seeking a HRS (coursework applicants only; this is only required from applicants who have not yet commenced the course for which an HRS is sought).
Application outcome
Applicants are able to view the progress of their application.
The HRS selection meeting will take place in late January. Applicants will be advised via standard mail and SCHOLS by the end of January of the outcome of their HRS application.
Closing date & timelines
31 October (or the next working day if 31 October falls on a weekend). We are unable to consider late or incomplete applications.
Scholarship assessment timelines for local and international students can also be viewed.
For further information
Please contact the Graduate Research Scholarships Team on 03 8344 8747 or via www.postgradschols. unimelb.edu. au/query.
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The Human Rights Scholarship is awarded to applicants wishing to undertake graduate research or graduate coursework studies at the University in the human rights field and who are able to demonstrate their commitment to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights.
Number
Each year the University of Melbourne offers 2 HRSs to applicants commencing either a graduate research or graduate coursework degree.
Benefits & conditions
Human Rights Scholarship benefits are similar to those provided by the Melbourne Research Scholarship (MRS) and Fay Marles Scholarship (FMS) and include a:
- Living allowance of $22,000 per annum (2008 rate) for those students enrolled full-time in a graduate research degree. Students enrolled in a graduate coursework degree will be paid pro-rata based on the number of points undertaken each semester
- Relocation Grant of $2,500 to eligible recipients who are moving from interstate or overseas in order to study at the University of Melbourne. HRS recipients may also be eligible to claim (upon application and presentation of receipts) a Relocation Allowance for specific relocation expenses, and
- Thesis Allowance of up to $420 (2008 rate) for masters by research and up to $840 (2008 rate) for PhD and other doctorate by research candidates.
Fees
Please note that the HRS does not cover course/tuition or HECS fees for local or international coursework programs or international graduate research degree course fees.
Local graduate research degree HRS recipients are not charged course fees as they are allocated a Research Training Scheme (RTS) place. RTS places exempt students from the Higher Education Contribution (HECS) Scheme. Time limits and other conditions apply to RTS places. For further information please contact the Melbourne School of Graduate Research (PhD, MSc, MPhil, MIS and MOptom students) or your
faculty office (all other students).
Conditions
Please use the following links for information about the HRS conditions (including progress requirements for HRS recipients); duration of awards and commencement.
Eligibility criteria
1. Applicants for the HRS must be able to demonstrate that their commitment to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights extends beyond their academic studies (such as voluntary work and/or work experience).
2. A high H2A (ie. 78-79% and above) is the minimum grade average usually required to be competitive for an HRS.
3. Applicants must be planning to commence or be currently enrolled in a postgraduate diploma*, masters by coursework, doctorate by coursework or graduate research degree in the human rights field at the University of Melbourne.
*HRSs cannot be awarded to support studies toward a graduate diploma or postgraduate certificate.
4. International students must have an unconditional course offer at the University of Melbourne for the course for which they seek the support of a HRS. See below for local and international HRS application procedures.
5. Applicants seeking a HRS to undertake a: coursework program (eg. postgraduate diploma, masters by coursework) must meet the normal academic requirements for the course. graduate research degree must normally meet the academic requirements
that apply to the Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) or Melbourne Research Scholarship (MRS). Click here for further details about APA/MRS Eligibility.
6. HRSs are not awarded to applicants who: cannot provide evidence that their demonstrated commitment to human rights extends beyond their academic studies have already completed a course deemed to be at the same, or higher, level for which they are seeking scholarship support as a result of previous candidature and/or prior scholarship, have a maximum tenure of less than 12 months have previously received an MRS, FMS or PES, or have already been awarded or later receive another equivalent award, scholarship or salary for the studies for which they seek a HRS. An "equivalent" award is regarded as one greater than 75% of the base HRS rate (75% of the base 2008 HRS rate = $16,500).
Selection criteria
Selection of the HRS is based on four main criteria: area of study, evidence of commitment to human rights over a period of time, academic merit and strength of supporting documentation. Application procedure (including required documents)
Local applicants
Local students wishing to apply for the HRS must: complete and submit to the Graduate Research Scholarships Team by 31 October three (3) complete sets (one original or certified and two copies) of the documents listed on the document checklist and the additional documents listed below.
apply for scholarship online using SCHOLS. In exceptional circumstances a scholarship application form may be obtained by contacting the Graduate Research Scholarships Team.
International applicants
International students wishing to apply for the HRS must: apply for admission (if not already currently enrolled in the course for which you seek an HRS) and have an unconditional offer of admission for which the scholarship is sought by Tuesday 6 January 2009. The Application for Admission as an International Graduate Student is available from International Admissions or online at www.unimelb. edu.au/admission s/. This form must be submitted to International Admissions as soon as possible.
complete the 2009 International HRS Application Form (PDF: 50 kb) submit three (3) sets (one original and two copies) of the International HRS Application Form and required documents listed below to the Graduate Research Scholarships Office by 31 October.
Required documents
5.1. A clear statement (maximum of one page) outlining how your intended studies relate to the human rights field and will further your understanding of human rights.
5.2. A statement (maximum of one page) that demonstrates (by noting activities you have been engaged in) your commitment, over a period of time, to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights.
5.3 A reference that comments on your involvement in human rights. Your referee may, for example, work for a human rights organisation. Your referee is asked to provide their contact details.
5.4 Any other letters of recommendation or support you wish to provide that are relevant to your application (optional).
5.5 The relevant page from your faculty handbook that outlines the minimum entry requirements for the course for which you are seeking a HRS (coursework applicants only; this is only required from applicants who have not yet commenced the course for which an HRS is sought).
Application outcome
Applicants are able to view the progress of their application.
The HRS selection meeting will take place in late January. Applicants will be advised via standard mail and SCHOLS by the end of January of the outcome of their HRS application.
Closing date & timelines
31 October (or the next working day if 31 October falls on a weekend). We are unable to consider late or incomplete applications.
Scholarship assessment timelines for local and international students can also be viewed.
For further information
Please contact the Graduate Research Scholarships Team on 03 8344 8747 or via www.postgradschols. unimelb.edu. au/query.
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Amicus - Call for proposals
Dear all,
Please find hereafter the link to the text of the call for proposals Amicus ("Preparatory Action") that has been published on the 1st of August 2008 in the OJ C195.
The application file and all relevant documents are available in English at the following link:
http://ec.europa. eu/youth/ calls-for- proposals/ call1131_ en.htm
Please note that the French and German versions of the Call for proposals, application form and applicant's Guide will soon be available on the website.
As discussed during the National Agencies meeting and Consultative Group, even if this call is taking place outside of the Youth in Action programme, we are all convinced that National Agencies should be involved. Actually, given the high experience and competence acquired by National Agencies in the field of mobility of young people, especially in volunteering activities, your support to this initiative is crucial.
As stated in the Call for proposals, the Amicus scheme includes one Activity ("Activity of type 3") of placements of young people to do transnational civic service or volunteering activities.
Since our EVS scheme is composed of very valuable quality elements, it inspired some of the features of the Amicus Activity of type 3.
Please note that the call is open to the 27 Member States. There is a maximum of 35 participants per project, and the maximum grant depends on the country of the applicant. There should be one project per country, but if funding remains available, there may be up to 3 projects per country.
Please advertise the Amicus call as much as possible, essentially to the potential applicants, who are civic service structures and NGOs with almost no experience in international mobility of young people.
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any question about Amicus. The contact persons are: (1) Ms. Corinne Rigaud (corinne.rigaud@ ec.europa. eu - phone: +32.2.29.90. 523) and (2) myself (Peggy.GENEVE@ ec.europa. eu). Please note that in August, you may contact Stéphanie Frangou who is the backup during our holidays.
Thanking you again for your attention and wishing you a very nice summer.
Best regards,
Peggy Genève
Programme Manager
European Commission - Directorate General for Education and Culture
Directorate D - Youth, Sport and Citizenship
Unit 2 - Youth in Action
??http://ec.europa. eu/youth/ index_en. htm
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Please find hereafter the link to the text of the call for proposals Amicus ("Preparatory Action") that has been published on the 1st of August 2008 in the OJ C195.
The application file and all relevant documents are available in English at the following link:
http://ec.europa. eu/youth/ calls-for- proposals/ call1131_ en.htm
Please note that the French and German versions of the Call for proposals, application form and applicant's Guide will soon be available on the website.
As discussed during the National Agencies meeting and Consultative Group, even if this call is taking place outside of the Youth in Action programme, we are all convinced that National Agencies should be involved. Actually, given the high experience and competence acquired by National Agencies in the field of mobility of young people, especially in volunteering activities, your support to this initiative is crucial.
As stated in the Call for proposals, the Amicus scheme includes one Activity ("Activity of type 3") of placements of young people to do transnational civic service or volunteering activities.
Since our EVS scheme is composed of very valuable quality elements, it inspired some of the features of the Amicus Activity of type 3.
Please note that the call is open to the 27 Member States. There is a maximum of 35 participants per project, and the maximum grant depends on the country of the applicant. There should be one project per country, but if funding remains available, there may be up to 3 projects per country.
Please advertise the Amicus call as much as possible, essentially to the potential applicants, who are civic service structures and NGOs with almost no experience in international mobility of young people.
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any question about Amicus. The contact persons are: (1) Ms. Corinne Rigaud (corinne.rigaud@ ec.europa. eu - phone: +32.2.29.90. 523) and (2) myself (Peggy.GENEVE@ ec.europa. eu). Please note that in August, you may contact Stéphanie Frangou who is the backup during our holidays.
Thanking you again for your attention and wishing you a very nice summer.
Best regards,
Peggy Genève
Programme Manager
European Commission - Directorate General for Education and Culture
Directorate D - Youth, Sport and Citizenship
Unit 2 - Youth in Action
??http://ec.europa. eu/youth/ index_en. htm
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BURSE: "Constantin Brancusi" si "George Enescu" [DL: 20 dec]
Institutul Cultural Roman si Cite Internationale des Arts anunta concursul pentru Bursele "Constantin Brancusi" si "George Enescu" din anul 2009:
- 2 burse "Constantin Brancusi": perioada mai – iuie 2009 si noiembrie 2009 – ianuarie 2010
- 2 burse "George Enescu": perioada februarie – aprilie 2009 si august - octombrie 2009
Cine poate solicita bursa?
- artisti plastici si muzicieni, cu performante recunoscute in domeniu, indiferent de varsta
- candidatii trebuie sa aiba studii universitare de specialitate incheiate.
Data limita pentru inscriere este: 20 decembrie 2008 (data postei)
Informatii detaliate gasiti in baza de date Eurodesk:
http://www.eurodesk .ro/program. php?id=RO0010000 273
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- 2 burse "Constantin Brancusi": perioada mai – iuie 2009 si noiembrie 2009 – ianuarie 2010
- 2 burse "George Enescu": perioada februarie – aprilie 2009 si august - octombrie 2009
Cine poate solicita bursa?
- artisti plastici si muzicieni, cu performante recunoscute in domeniu, indiferent de varsta
- candidatii trebuie sa aiba studii universitare de specialitate incheiate.
Data limita pentru inscriere este: 20 decembrie 2008 (data postei)
Informatii detaliate gasiti in baza de date Eurodesk:
http://www.eurodesk .ro/program. php?id=RO0010000 273
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INTERNSHIP: Directia Relatii Internationale din cadrul ANT
Directia Relatii Internationale, din cadrul Autoritatii Nationale pentru Tineret, anunta posibilitatea efectuarii de stagii de practica in cadrul structurii sale. Oferta este adresata studentilor sau proaspat absolventilor si se doreste a fi o oportunitate pentru castigarea de experienta pentru viitorii specialisti in domeniu.
Principalele directii de actiune pe care ANT doreste sa le evidentieze sunt schimburile de tineri, finantarea proiectelor si reprezentarea europeana. Toti cei interesati de acest stagiu de practica sunt rugati sa o contacteze pe dna Madalina Tomescu, e-mail: ant.international@ yahoo.com, tel: 021-3171072
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Principalele directii de actiune pe care ANT doreste sa le evidentieze sunt schimburile de tineri, finantarea proiectelor si reprezentarea europeana. Toti cei interesati de acest stagiu de practica sunt rugati sa o contacteze pe dna Madalina Tomescu, e-mail: ant.international@ yahoo.com, tel: 021-3171072
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Internship - The Madariaga College of Europe Foundation is offering a paid internship for a period of 6 months to a young economist
Starting date: As soon as possible
Location: Brussels
Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the Executive Director the intern will assist in the implementation of the Global Economic Governance and European Economics programme of the Madariaga–College of Europe Foundation.
This will include in practice :
· Research and drafting of policy papers
· Project management and development of new projects, including researching and writing proposals and preparing budgets
· Contributing to project related publications and organisation of events
· Administrative work relative to the project when necessary
Requirements
Ø EU national or valid working permit in Belgium
Ø An advanced university degree in economics and a demonstrated ability to carry out policy-oriented research.
Ø Ability to organize research materials, to work under pressure, and to cooperate with other colleagues in a diverse international setting.
Languages:
Excellent knowledge of English, including an ability to write accurately, concisely and quickly; and to communicate in an articulate and persuasive manner. Working knowledge of French and other languages would be an asset.
To apply:
The closing date for this position is 5 September 2008. Only short-listed candidates will be notified.
Applications including a brief cover letter and a CV to be sent to info@madariaga.org
http://www.madariaga.org/template_page.asp?pag_id=32
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Location: Brussels
Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the Executive Director the intern will assist in the implementation of the Global Economic Governance and European Economics programme of the Madariaga–College of Europe Foundation.
This will include in practice :
· Research and drafting of policy papers
· Project management and development of new projects, including researching and writing proposals and preparing budgets
· Contributing to project related publications and organisation of events
· Administrative work relative to the project when necessary
Requirements
Ø EU national or valid working permit in Belgium
Ø An advanced university degree in economics and a demonstrated ability to carry out policy-oriented research.
Ø Ability to organize research materials, to work under pressure, and to cooperate with other colleagues in a diverse international setting.
Languages:
Excellent knowledge of English, including an ability to write accurately, concisely and quickly; and to communicate in an articulate and persuasive manner. Working knowledge of French and other languages would be an asset.
To apply:
The closing date for this position is 5 September 2008. Only short-listed candidates will be notified.
Applications including a brief cover letter and a CV to be sent to info@madariaga.org
http://www.madariaga.org/template_page.asp?pag_id=32
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The European Ombudsman Decision concerning traineeships
Contents
Article 1 General provisions
Article 2 Aims of Traineeships
Article 3 Eligibility conditions
Article 4 Duration
Article 5 Admission procedure
Article 6 Financial arrangements
Article 7 Insurance
Article 8 General obligations for the trainees
Article 9 Leave and sickness
Article 10 Suspension and termination of traineeship
Article 11 Status vis-à-vis the Communities
Article 12 Coming into force and transition period
Article 1 General provisions
The Ombudsman offers traineeships, twice a year, primarily to university law graduates. The traineeships take place either in Strasbourg or in Brussels according to the needs of the Office. They start on 1 September and 1 January each year.
Article 2 Aims of Traineeships
Traineeships are intended to enable the trainees to gain, in addition to the knowledge and skills they have acquired during their studies, a practical experience of the work of the European Ombudsman.
Trainees normally undertake either the investigation of complaints, or carry out research relevant to the work of the Ombudsman. They work under the direct supervision of a Legal Officer.
Article 3 Eligibility conditions
The applicant should normally:
Be a national from an EU Member State;
Have a university degree in law and be at an advanced stage of professional training, or research, in Community law;
Have a thorough knowledge of one of the official languages of the European Union and a good knowledge of a second. The main working languages of the European Ombudsman's office are English and French. Knowledge of both languages is therefore required.
The Ombudsman can derogate from these conditions if exceptional circumstances so determine.
Article 4 Duration
The traineeship has a minimum duration of four months. It can be extended for a period left to the Ombudsman's discretion normally up to a maximum of 12 months.
Article 5 Admission procedure
Using the form provided for that purpose, applications should be sent to the Office of the European Ombudsman, together with the following supporting documents:
A copy of the applicant's curriculum vitae;
A cover letter (preferably typed) explaining in English the reasons for applying for the traineeship;
Copy of diplomas, degrees, or certificates (publications could be requested at a later stage if required;
Copy of ID card/passport;
A financial declaration(1).
Candidates should apply either for the traineeship period starting on 1 September or the 1 January. Applications must be sent before 30 April for the traineeship period starting on 1 September and before 31 August for the traineeship period starting on 1 January of the following year.
An acknowledgement of receipt, which will have been filled in by the applicant at the time of applying, shall be sent to the applicant within a month.
Applicants shall be selected according to their merits, taking into account the interests of the service and the financial and logistical capacity of the Office to receive and accommodate trainees.
Applicants will be informed of the decision taken on their application before the end of July for the period starting on 1 September or before the end of November for the period starting on 1 January. Applicants who were not successful on their initial application may apply for another training period by submitting a new application.
The processing of personal data by the European Ombudsman is governed by Regulation (EC) N° 45/2001(2). By submitting an application for a traineeship, the applicant is understood, in the sense of Article 5 (d) of the Regulation, to have given his/her consent to the processing of the personal data contained in the application form and the supporting documents enclosed therewith. The provision of information requested in the application form and the supporting documents is obligatory. Incomplete applications will be excluded from the selection. The personal data in question is collected by the European Ombudsman's office for the sole purpose of the selection of trainees by its services. Applicants have a right to access and to rectify their own personal data kept by the Office of the European Ombudsman.
Personal data concerning unsuccessful applicants shall be destroyed six months after the beginning of the traineeship period for which it was collected. Applications handed in for a given traineeship period shall not be taken into consideration for future selections of trainees or for recruitment purposes.
Personal data concerning successful applicants shall be kept by the Ombudsman's office and might be transferred to other Community Institutions for administrative purposes.
The list of the names of trainees serving and having served in the Ombudsman's office is a public document.
Article 6 Financial arrangements
Scholarships
Trainees who do not receive a salary or other form of financial support receive a scholarship during the traineeship period.
The amount of a scholarship is 25% of the basic salary of staff on grade AD 6 (A*6 until 30 April 2006) step 1, plus the household allowance, where appropriate. This amount may be altered by decision of the European Ombudsman.
The level of financial support for trainees receiving external support will be determined on an individual basis. It will not normally exceed the difference, if any, between the amount of external support and the value of a scholarship.
Travel expenses incurred at the beginning and end of the traineeship
Trainees who are not entitled to claim travel expenses from any other source may claim reimbursement of the cost of travel within the territory of the European Union between their place of residence and Strasbourg/Brussels at the beginning and end of the traineeship, as follows:
second class rail fare by the most direct route, with couchette or T2 sleeping car if necessary;
economy class air fare if that is less expensive, or if the rail journey exceeds 500 km, or if the journey involves a sea crossing. The cost of air tickets shall be reimbursed only on presentation of supporting documents.
Possible reservations of transport tickets at the start and/or the end of the traineeship are made by the European Ombudsman's office. All other forms of reservations must be submitted to the Ombudsman's services for prior approval.
Travel expenses incurred during the traineeship
Trainees whom the Ombudsman requires to undertake a mission shall be entitled to reimbursement of their travel expenses (Article 12 of Annex VII of the Staff Regulations). They shall receive daily mission allowances which correspond to those laid down for group III in Article 13 (1) (a) of Annex VII to the Staff Regulations.
Article 7 Insurance
Trainees must be insured against sickness and accident by an insurance policy taken out for that purpose by the European Parliament with a private insurance company. The European Ombudsman pays the full costs of insurance.
At the request of the trainee, the European Parliament shall also insure his or her spouse and children against the risk of sickness and accident. In such cases, the trainee shall pay the insurance premiums in full.
Article 8 General obligations for the trainees
Trainees must undertake to observe:
the instructions of their superiors and of the Legal Officer under whose guidance they are placed;
established office hours;
the rules and procedures of the European Ombudsman, including those relating to public access to, and confidentiality of, documents.
Trainees must not have any professional connections with third parties that might be incompatible with their traineeship. They shall be required to respect the obligations of confidentiality imposed on the Ombudsman and his staff by the Statute of the European Ombudsman. They shall observe the utmost discretion with regard to facts and information that come to their knowledge during the traineeship. They shall remain bound by that obligation after the completion of their traineeship.
Trainees must contribute to the work of the service to which they are assigned. The European Ombudsman shall retain all rights to the research carried out during the traineeship.
Article 9 Leave and sickness
Trainees are entitled to two working days' leave for each month of the traineeship.
If absent as a result of sickness, the trainees must notify the Ombudsman's office immediately. Absences must be justified by a medical certificate.
In exceptional circumstances, trainees may address to the Head of the Administration and Finance Department applications for authorisation to be absent from work. Such applications may in particular be examined in the light of the special leave provisions applicable to the Ombudsman's officials. If an authorisation is granted, the procedures applicable to officials shall be applied by analogy.
Article 10 Suspension and termination of traineeship
Requests for suspension of a traineeship or for leave of absence will be granted in exceptional circumstances only, and in accordance with the interests of the service. The Ombudsman's decision is discretionary. During a period of suspension of a traineeship, scholarship payments will be suspended. Neither leave of absence nor suspension shall entitle the trainee to reimbursement of travel expenses under Article 6 above.
The Ombudsman may terminate the traineeship at any stage at the request of the trainee, or in cases in which performance is deemed to be unsatisfactory or in which the trainee has failed to observe the terms of the traineeship.
Article 11 Status vis-à-vis the Communities
The awarding of a traineeship shall under no circumstances confer on recipients the status of official or other servant of the European Union, nor shall it entitle them in any way to subsequent recruitment to any EU institution.
Article 12 Coming into force and transition period
This decision shall enter into force on 1 January 2007. It replaces the decision governing traineeships dated 16 June 2005.
Strasbourg, 20 November 2006
P. Nikiforos DIAMANDOUROS
(1) A financial declaration can be hand-written and signed by candidates declaring, on their honour, "that they will not receive any external financial support during the period of an eventual traineeship" or the amount of the external financial support that they would receive, should that be the case.
(2) Regulation (EC) No 45/2001 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 December 2000 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by the Community institutions and bodies and on the free movement of such data (Official Journal L 8/1, 12/01/2001).
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Article 1 General provisions
Article 2 Aims of Traineeships
Article 3 Eligibility conditions
Article 4 Duration
Article 5 Admission procedure
Article 6 Financial arrangements
Article 7 Insurance
Article 8 General obligations for the trainees
Article 9 Leave and sickness
Article 10 Suspension and termination of traineeship
Article 11 Status vis-à-vis the Communities
Article 12 Coming into force and transition period
Article 1 General provisions
The Ombudsman offers traineeships, twice a year, primarily to university law graduates. The traineeships take place either in Strasbourg or in Brussels according to the needs of the Office. They start on 1 September and 1 January each year.
Article 2 Aims of Traineeships
Traineeships are intended to enable the trainees to gain, in addition to the knowledge and skills they have acquired during their studies, a practical experience of the work of the European Ombudsman.
Trainees normally undertake either the investigation of complaints, or carry out research relevant to the work of the Ombudsman. They work under the direct supervision of a Legal Officer.
Article 3 Eligibility conditions
The applicant should normally:
Be a national from an EU Member State;
Have a university degree in law and be at an advanced stage of professional training, or research, in Community law;
Have a thorough knowledge of one of the official languages of the European Union and a good knowledge of a second. The main working languages of the European Ombudsman's office are English and French. Knowledge of both languages is therefore required.
The Ombudsman can derogate from these conditions if exceptional circumstances so determine.
Article 4 Duration
The traineeship has a minimum duration of four months. It can be extended for a period left to the Ombudsman's discretion normally up to a maximum of 12 months.
Article 5 Admission procedure
Using the form provided for that purpose, applications should be sent to the Office of the European Ombudsman, together with the following supporting documents:
A copy of the applicant's curriculum vitae;
A cover letter (preferably typed) explaining in English the reasons for applying for the traineeship;
Copy of diplomas, degrees, or certificates (publications could be requested at a later stage if required;
Copy of ID card/passport;
A financial declaration(1).
Candidates should apply either for the traineeship period starting on 1 September or the 1 January. Applications must be sent before 30 April for the traineeship period starting on 1 September and before 31 August for the traineeship period starting on 1 January of the following year.
An acknowledgement of receipt, which will have been filled in by the applicant at the time of applying, shall be sent to the applicant within a month.
Applicants shall be selected according to their merits, taking into account the interests of the service and the financial and logistical capacity of the Office to receive and accommodate trainees.
Applicants will be informed of the decision taken on their application before the end of July for the period starting on 1 September or before the end of November for the period starting on 1 January. Applicants who were not successful on their initial application may apply for another training period by submitting a new application.
The processing of personal data by the European Ombudsman is governed by Regulation (EC) N° 45/2001(2). By submitting an application for a traineeship, the applicant is understood, in the sense of Article 5 (d) of the Regulation, to have given his/her consent to the processing of the personal data contained in the application form and the supporting documents enclosed therewith. The provision of information requested in the application form and the supporting documents is obligatory. Incomplete applications will be excluded from the selection. The personal data in question is collected by the European Ombudsman's office for the sole purpose of the selection of trainees by its services. Applicants have a right to access and to rectify their own personal data kept by the Office of the European Ombudsman.
Personal data concerning unsuccessful applicants shall be destroyed six months after the beginning of the traineeship period for which it was collected. Applications handed in for a given traineeship period shall not be taken into consideration for future selections of trainees or for recruitment purposes.
Personal data concerning successful applicants shall be kept by the Ombudsman's office and might be transferred to other Community Institutions for administrative purposes.
The list of the names of trainees serving and having served in the Ombudsman's office is a public document.
Article 6 Financial arrangements
Scholarships
Trainees who do not receive a salary or other form of financial support receive a scholarship during the traineeship period.
The amount of a scholarship is 25% of the basic salary of staff on grade AD 6 (A*6 until 30 April 2006) step 1, plus the household allowance, where appropriate. This amount may be altered by decision of the European Ombudsman.
The level of financial support for trainees receiving external support will be determined on an individual basis. It will not normally exceed the difference, if any, between the amount of external support and the value of a scholarship.
Travel expenses incurred at the beginning and end of the traineeship
Trainees who are not entitled to claim travel expenses from any other source may claim reimbursement of the cost of travel within the territory of the European Union between their place of residence and Strasbourg/Brussels at the beginning and end of the traineeship, as follows:
second class rail fare by the most direct route, with couchette or T2 sleeping car if necessary;
economy class air fare if that is less expensive, or if the rail journey exceeds 500 km, or if the journey involves a sea crossing. The cost of air tickets shall be reimbursed only on presentation of supporting documents.
Possible reservations of transport tickets at the start and/or the end of the traineeship are made by the European Ombudsman's office. All other forms of reservations must be submitted to the Ombudsman's services for prior approval.
Travel expenses incurred during the traineeship
Trainees whom the Ombudsman requires to undertake a mission shall be entitled to reimbursement of their travel expenses (Article 12 of Annex VII of the Staff Regulations). They shall receive daily mission allowances which correspond to those laid down for group III in Article 13 (1) (a) of Annex VII to the Staff Regulations.
Article 7 Insurance
Trainees must be insured against sickness and accident by an insurance policy taken out for that purpose by the European Parliament with a private insurance company. The European Ombudsman pays the full costs of insurance.
At the request of the trainee, the European Parliament shall also insure his or her spouse and children against the risk of sickness and accident. In such cases, the trainee shall pay the insurance premiums in full.
Article 8 General obligations for the trainees
Trainees must undertake to observe:
the instructions of their superiors and of the Legal Officer under whose guidance they are placed;
established office hours;
the rules and procedures of the European Ombudsman, including those relating to public access to, and confidentiality of, documents.
Trainees must not have any professional connections with third parties that might be incompatible with their traineeship. They shall be required to respect the obligations of confidentiality imposed on the Ombudsman and his staff by the Statute of the European Ombudsman. They shall observe the utmost discretion with regard to facts and information that come to their knowledge during the traineeship. They shall remain bound by that obligation after the completion of their traineeship.
Trainees must contribute to the work of the service to which they are assigned. The European Ombudsman shall retain all rights to the research carried out during the traineeship.
Article 9 Leave and sickness
Trainees are entitled to two working days' leave for each month of the traineeship.
If absent as a result of sickness, the trainees must notify the Ombudsman's office immediately. Absences must be justified by a medical certificate.
In exceptional circumstances, trainees may address to the Head of the Administration and Finance Department applications for authorisation to be absent from work. Such applications may in particular be examined in the light of the special leave provisions applicable to the Ombudsman's officials. If an authorisation is granted, the procedures applicable to officials shall be applied by analogy.
Article 10 Suspension and termination of traineeship
Requests for suspension of a traineeship or for leave of absence will be granted in exceptional circumstances only, and in accordance with the interests of the service. The Ombudsman's decision is discretionary. During a period of suspension of a traineeship, scholarship payments will be suspended. Neither leave of absence nor suspension shall entitle the trainee to reimbursement of travel expenses under Article 6 above.
The Ombudsman may terminate the traineeship at any stage at the request of the trainee, or in cases in which performance is deemed to be unsatisfactory or in which the trainee has failed to observe the terms of the traineeship.
Article 11 Status vis-à-vis the Communities
The awarding of a traineeship shall under no circumstances confer on recipients the status of official or other servant of the European Union, nor shall it entitle them in any way to subsequent recruitment to any EU institution.
Article 12 Coming into force and transition period
This decision shall enter into force on 1 January 2007. It replaces the decision governing traineeships dated 16 June 2005.
Strasbourg, 20 November 2006
P. Nikiforos DIAMANDOUROS
(1) A financial declaration can be hand-written and signed by candidates declaring, on their honour, "that they will not receive any external financial support during the period of an eventual traineeship" or the amount of the external financial support that they would receive, should that be the case.
(2) Regulation (EC) No 45/2001 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 December 2000 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by the Community institutions and bodies and on the free movement of such data (Official Journal L 8/1, 12/01/2001).
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Stagii de pregatire la Oficiul pentru Armonizare pe Piata Interna (OHIM) - Marci inregistrate si Designuri
Termen limita: 2008-08-31
OHIM organizeaza de doua ori pe an stagii de cinci luni pentru tinerii licentiati. Aceste stagii constituie o experienta de munca intr-unul din serviciile OHIM. Ele incep la 1 februarie (stagiu de primavara) si 1 septembrie (stagiu de toamna), in fiecare an.
Aceste stagii permit stagiarilor:
formarea in domeniul proprietatii industriale si mai concret in domeniul dreptului marcilor inregistrate;
completarea si aplicarea cunostintelor dobandite in cursul studiilor sau vietii profesionale;
dobandirea unor cunostinte practice privind functionarea Oficiului si o experienta personala prin contactele stabilite in munca de fiecare zi.
Principalele domenii de activitate ale OHIM sunt urmatoarele:
a) proprietatea industriala: marci inregistrate; litigii; apeluri; design; cooperare tehnica internationala.
b) alte domenii, in special: finante si tehnologia informationala.
Stagiarii au dreptul la o bursa lunara de 800 Euro. Stagiarii care continua sa fie remunerati de angajatorul lor sau cei care beneficiaza de o bursa de la un alt organism sau de alte alocatii, vor avea dreptul la o contributie financiara din partea OHIM daca suma pe care o primesc este mai mica decat bursa de stagiu. In acest caz, ei vor primi diferenta.
Pentru a fi eligibili, candidatii trebuie:
sa aiba varsta sub 30 ani in prima zi a stagiului la care se face referire.
sa fie cetateni ai statelor membre ale Comunitatilor Europene. Totusi, un numar limitat de candidati din tarile asociate si din tarile terte poate fi acceptat.
sa aiba o diploma universitara, care sa dovedeasca terminarea unui ciclu complet de studiu sau, in cazul stagiarilor care sunt in ultimul an de studii, un atestat oficial de la universitate cu notele obtinute;
sa aiba experienta initiala dobandita intr-unul din domeniile de activitate ale OHIM, fie prin specializare ca parte a studiilor candidatului pentru obtinerea unei diplome universitare, fie o dizertatie a altui proiect de cercetare efectuat ca parte a studiilor ori intr-o alta maniera, fie experienta profesionala sau un stagiu anterior.
sa cunoasca foarte bine una dintre limbile oficiale ale Comunitatilor Europene si satisfacator o alta; una dintre aceste limbi trebuie sa fie o limba a OHIM (spaniola, germana, engleza, franceza, italiana). Pentru candidatii din tarile asociate si tarile terte se cere cunoasterea foarte bine a uneia dintre limbile OHIM. Este recomandat ca stagiarii sa aiba cunostinte de limba spaniola, in masura in care ele contribuie la facilitarea integrarii stagiarului.
Date limita:
31 august (pentru stagiul de primavara)
28 februarie (pentru stagiul de toamna)
Documente
General Information about Traineeships at the OHIM: guidelines, application forms and official Decision ADM-02-07
http://oami.europa.eu/en/office/admin/stages.htm
Contact
OHIM - Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade marks and Designs)
Bureau de stages
Avenida de Europa, 4
E-03008 Alicante
Tel: +34 965139153
Fax: +34 965 139159
Email: Bureau.Stages@oami.europa.eu
http://oami.europa.eu/en/default.htm
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OHIM organizeaza de doua ori pe an stagii de cinci luni pentru tinerii licentiati. Aceste stagii constituie o experienta de munca intr-unul din serviciile OHIM. Ele incep la 1 februarie (stagiu de primavara) si 1 septembrie (stagiu de toamna), in fiecare an.
Aceste stagii permit stagiarilor:
formarea in domeniul proprietatii industriale si mai concret in domeniul dreptului marcilor inregistrate;
completarea si aplicarea cunostintelor dobandite in cursul studiilor sau vietii profesionale;
dobandirea unor cunostinte practice privind functionarea Oficiului si o experienta personala prin contactele stabilite in munca de fiecare zi.
Principalele domenii de activitate ale OHIM sunt urmatoarele:
a) proprietatea industriala: marci inregistrate; litigii; apeluri; design; cooperare tehnica internationala.
b) alte domenii, in special: finante si tehnologia informationala.
Stagiarii au dreptul la o bursa lunara de 800 Euro. Stagiarii care continua sa fie remunerati de angajatorul lor sau cei care beneficiaza de o bursa de la un alt organism sau de alte alocatii, vor avea dreptul la o contributie financiara din partea OHIM daca suma pe care o primesc este mai mica decat bursa de stagiu. In acest caz, ei vor primi diferenta.
Pentru a fi eligibili, candidatii trebuie:
sa aiba varsta sub 30 ani in prima zi a stagiului la care se face referire.
sa fie cetateni ai statelor membre ale Comunitatilor Europene. Totusi, un numar limitat de candidati din tarile asociate si din tarile terte poate fi acceptat.
sa aiba o diploma universitara, care sa dovedeasca terminarea unui ciclu complet de studiu sau, in cazul stagiarilor care sunt in ultimul an de studii, un atestat oficial de la universitate cu notele obtinute;
sa aiba experienta initiala dobandita intr-unul din domeniile de activitate ale OHIM, fie prin specializare ca parte a studiilor candidatului pentru obtinerea unei diplome universitare, fie o dizertatie a altui proiect de cercetare efectuat ca parte a studiilor ori intr-o alta maniera, fie experienta profesionala sau un stagiu anterior.
sa cunoasca foarte bine una dintre limbile oficiale ale Comunitatilor Europene si satisfacator o alta; una dintre aceste limbi trebuie sa fie o limba a OHIM (spaniola, germana, engleza, franceza, italiana). Pentru candidatii din tarile asociate si tarile terte se cere cunoasterea foarte bine a uneia dintre limbile OHIM. Este recomandat ca stagiarii sa aiba cunostinte de limba spaniola, in masura in care ele contribuie la facilitarea integrarii stagiarului.
Date limita:
31 august (pentru stagiul de primavara)
28 februarie (pentru stagiul de toamna)
Documente
General Information about Traineeships at the OHIM: guidelines, application forms and official Decision ADM-02-07
http://oami.europa.eu/en/office/admin/stages.htm
Contact
OHIM - Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade marks and Designs)
Bureau de stages
Avenida de Europa, 4
E-03008 Alicante
Tel: +34 965139153
Fax: +34 965 139159
Email: Bureau.Stages@oami.europa.eu
http://oami.europa.eu/en/default.htm
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PhD on Spatial Planning and Urban Development - Milano Politecnico, Italy
Planum Showspace presents the Architecture and Planning Department (Diap)
Phd programs at Milano Politecnico.
http://www.planum. net/diap/ programmes. htm
Two new PhD programs focus on "Spatial planning and urban development" and
"Territorial design and government"
http://www.planum. net/diap/ phd-balducci. html
http://www.planum. net/diap/ phd-curti- english.html
Doctoral Programs are open to all nationals with no age limit. Within the deadline (September, 1st 2008) the application for admission can be submitted.
Diap is member of the Planum Association, the international network that promotes Planum, online magazine dedicated to territorial planning, urban development and architecture http://www.planum. net/
Planum - The European Journal of Planning Online
http://www.planum. net/menu. php - ISSN 1723-0993
European Community project funded by Ten Telecom in the year 2000
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Phd programs at Milano Politecnico.
http://www.planum. net/diap/ programmes. htm
Two new PhD programs focus on "Spatial planning and urban development" and
"Territorial design and government"
http://www.planum. net/diap/ phd-balducci. html
http://www.planum. net/diap/ phd-curti- english.html
Doctoral Programs are open to all nationals with no age limit. Within the deadline (September, 1st 2008) the application for admission can be submitted.
Diap is member of the Planum Association, the international network that promotes Planum, online magazine dedicated to territorial planning, urban development and architecture http://www.planum. net/
Planum - The European Journal of Planning Online
http://www.planum. net/menu. php - ISSN 1723-0993
European Community project funded by Ten Telecom in the year 2000
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PhD Studentship in Number Theory / Diophantine Geometry - Department of Mathematics at ETH Zurich
PhD Studentship Number Theory/Diophantine Geometry [Start Oct 1; Master or Diploma math; solid command German language; exp Number Theory or Diophantine Geometry expected] / Department of Mathematics at ETH Zurich
PhD Studentship in:
Number Theory/Diophantine Geometry
The research group of Prof. G. Wüstholz at the Department of Mathematics at ETH Zurich invites applications for PhD students in Number Theory or Diophantine Geometry.
Starting date for the position is Oct. 1, 2008.
Candidate profile:
The successful candidate must have a Master or Diploma degree in mathematics equivalent to the degrees of the ETH Zurich (specific requirements such as examinations may be necessary) and must have a solid command of the German language (both written and spoken). Experiences in Number Theory or Diophantine Geometry are expected.
Institution profile:
ETH Zurich is the study, research and work place of 18,000 people from 80 nations. It is located in the center of Europe in Zurich, Switzerland. About 350 professors in 16 departments teach mainly in the engineering sciences and architecture, system-oriented sciences, mathematics and natural sciences areas and carry out research that is highly valued worldwide.
For more information on the doctoral studies at ETH see:
www.graduate- school.ch
Application:
If you are interested please submit your application containing your CV, transcripts of your bachelor/master or diploma degrees and the contact information of two or three references using the online submission interface on the above wepage of the Zurich Graduate School of Mathematics.
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PhD Studentship in:
Number Theory/Diophantine Geometry
The research group of Prof. G. Wüstholz at the Department of Mathematics at ETH Zurich invites applications for PhD students in Number Theory or Diophantine Geometry.
Starting date for the position is Oct. 1, 2008.
Candidate profile:
The successful candidate must have a Master or Diploma degree in mathematics equivalent to the degrees of the ETH Zurich (specific requirements such as examinations may be necessary) and must have a solid command of the German language (both written and spoken). Experiences in Number Theory or Diophantine Geometry are expected.
Institution profile:
ETH Zurich is the study, research and work place of 18,000 people from 80 nations. It is located in the center of Europe in Zurich, Switzerland. About 350 professors in 16 departments teach mainly in the engineering sciences and architecture, system-oriented sciences, mathematics and natural sciences areas and carry out research that is highly valued worldwide.
For more information on the doctoral studies at ETH see:
www.graduate- school.ch
Application:
If you are interested please submit your application containing your CV, transcripts of your bachelor/master or diploma degrees and the contact information of two or three references using the online submission interface on the above wepage of the Zurich Graduate School of Mathematics.
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PhD Scholarships Technical University of Denmark
PhD Scholarships [3y; master degree in maths, appl maths or
eng or equiv academic qualifications] / Technical University of Denmark
/ deadline October 1
PhD Scholarships
Applications are invited for 3-year PhD positions starting December 1 2008 or earlier, at the Department of Mathematics.
Apply before: 01.10.2008 at 12:00 (noon)
The positions should be within the research areas of the Department: Geometry, Applied Functional Analysis, Dynamical Systems and Discrete Mathematics. Example projects are: Iso-Geometric Analysis and Shape Optimization, The blood coagulation cascade, The structure of separated flows, Geometric effects in quantum structures, Highly Non-Linear Boolean Functions,Optimizat ion of Thermofluidic Systems Using the
Lattice-Bolltzmann Method (for further details on these projects, see www.mat.dtu. dk/English/ Education/ PhD/PhD%20Projec ts.aspx
Applications with other projects that are defined in collaboration with Faculty at DTU Mathematics are also welcome.
Candidates should have a master degree in mathematics, applied mathematics or engineering or equivalent academic qualifications.
The scholarships for the PhD degree are subject to academic approval, and the candidates will be enrolled in the Research School of DTU Mathematics. Information about the general requirements for enrolment and the general planning of the scholarship studies is included in the general rules at DTU, which may be obtained from the PhD program office at tel: +45 45251176 or + 45 45251177, and via www.mat.dtu. dk/English/ Education/ PhD.aspx)
Applications must be submitted in English and must include a complete curriculum vitae and documentation of a completed M.Sc. or M.Eng.-degree. FF
Further information can be obtained from Professor Tom Høholdt, phone: +45 4525 3047, e-mail: T.Hoeholdt@mat. dtu.dk.
All candidates irrespective of age, gender, race, religion or ethnic affiliation are invited to apply.
Applications with enclosures in triplicate must be sent to:
Head of Department
att: Anna Jensen
Department of Mathematics
DTU Matematiktorvet, Bldg. 303S
Dk-2800 Lyngby
Denmark
Applications must be received no later than 1 October 2008 12.00 (GMT+1).
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PhD Scholarships
Applications are invited for 3-year PhD positions starting December 1 2008 or earlier, at the Department of Mathematics.
Apply before: 01.10.2008 at 12:00 (noon)
The positions should be within the research areas of the Department: Geometry, Applied Functional Analysis, Dynamical Systems and Discrete Mathematics. Example projects are: Iso-Geometric Analysis and Shape Optimization, The blood coagulation cascade, The structure of separated flows, Geometric effects in quantum structures, Highly Non-Linear Boolean Functions,Optimizat ion of Thermofluidic Systems Using the
Lattice-Bolltzmann Method (for further details on these projects, see www.mat.dtu. dk/English/ Education/ PhD/PhD%20Projec ts.aspx
Applications with other projects that are defined in collaboration with Faculty at DTU Mathematics are also welcome.
Candidates should have a master degree in mathematics, applied mathematics or engineering or equivalent academic qualifications.
The scholarships for the PhD degree are subject to academic approval, and the candidates will be enrolled in the Research School of DTU Mathematics. Information about the general requirements for enrolment and the general planning of the scholarship studies is included in the general rules at DTU, which may be obtained from the PhD program office at tel: +45 45251176 or + 45 45251177, and via www.mat.dtu. dk/English/ Education/ PhD.aspx)
Applications must be submitted in English and must include a complete curriculum vitae and documentation of a completed M.Sc. or M.Eng.-degree. FF
Further information can be obtained from Professor Tom Høholdt, phone: +45 4525 3047, e-mail: T.Hoeholdt@mat. dtu.dk.
All candidates irrespective of age, gender, race, religion or ethnic affiliation are invited to apply.
Applications with enclosures in triplicate must be sent to:
Head of Department
att: Anna Jensen
Department of Mathematics
DTU Matematiktorvet, Bldg. 303S
Dk-2800 Lyngby
Denmark
Applications must be received no later than 1 October 2008 12.00 (GMT+1).
Please quote 10 Academic Resources Daily in your application to this opportunity!
If you want to receive academic resources in your e-mail on daily basis, please subscribe to 10resources-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.
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