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International Fellowships Program From Ford Foundation. by alesh4real(m): 2:56pm On Dec 16, 2008 |
International Fellowships Program ASSOCIATION OF AFRICAN UNIVERSITIES ASSOCIATION DES UNIVERSITES AFRICANES The International Fellowships Program (IFP) is a program supported by the Ford Foundation, and coordinated in West Africa by the AAU in collaboration with Pathfinder International in Nigeria and the West African Research Center (WARC) in Senegal. IFP provides fellowships for advanced study to exceptional individuals who will use their education to further development in their own countries and greater social and economic justice worldwide. IFP fellowships will be awarded to applicants from diverse backgrounds, including social groups and communities that lack systematic access to higher education. A total of 136 fellows have been recruited into the Nigeria program since 2001 when support for the program first started. Eighty-eight fellows have completed the program. Some fellows have returned to their previous work in government, universities, and with NGOs, while others are now working in rural communities.It is expected that 46 Fellowships will be awarded in West Africa for the 2010/2011 academic year. Deadline for applications is Friday, February 27, 2009. Late application and non-current forms will not be accepted. Only short-listed applicants will be contacted in May 2009. Individual communication will not be entertained. Selection decisions are final.Interested persons may download both the application and referee forms here.*Please note you will need 3 copies of the referee form. Eligibility Requirements: Applicants must: Be residents or resident nationals of Nigeria, Ghana, and Senegal. Hold a Bachelor’s or a Master’s degree as the case may be. Have at least 3 years of work experience. Have substantial experience in community service or development-related activities. Possess leadership qualities/potential evidenced by their employment, academic experience, or at the community level. Propose to pursue a post-graduate degree that will directly enhance their leadership capacity in a practical, policy, academic, or artistic discipline or field corresponding to one or more of the Foundation’s areas of endeavor. Present a plan specifying how they will apply their studies to social problems or issues in their country. Doctoral candidates MUST submit proposals and writing or research samples. Note: Females, refugees, and individuals with special needs are encouraged to apply. US citizens and Green Card holders are not eligible. Applicants should note that background checks will be run on short-listed candidates. Eligible Fields: Any academic discipline or field of study related to The Ford Foundation's grant making areas: Asset Building & Community Development Knowledge, Creativity & Freedom Peace & Social Justice Workforce DevelopmentDevelopment Finance & Economic SecurityEnvironment & DevelopmentCommunity Development Education & Scholarship Sexuality & Reproductive Health Religion, Society & Culture Media Arts & Culture Human Rights Governance Civil Society Pick-up locations For hard-copies of the application form contact any of the following pick-up locations near you: Abuja Pathfinder International Nigeria Country Office 35 Justice Sowemimo St. Off Gen. T Y Danjuma St. Asokoro Abuja FCT Tel: (234) 9 314 7378/9 ifpnigeria@pathfind.org Kaduna Pathfinder Field Office 4 Mohammed Sanni Rd. off Gwamna Rd. Kurmin Mashi, Kaduna Tel: 062-412 157; 412 184 Lagos COMPASS Lagos Office CITECO Towers Plot 7, Asabi Cole St. New Secretariat, Agidingbi, Ikeja, Lagos Kano Development Research & Projects Centre 63B Sultan Rd. Nassarawa, GRA Kano Tel: 064-632 636 Enugu Women Action Research Organisation (WARO) 38A Umuezebi St. New Haven Enugu Tel: 042-259 275 Cross River Girl Power Initiative (GPI) 44 Ekpo Abasi St. Calabar, Cross River State Tel: 087-230 929 Borno Ayamsu Memorial Medical Centre 17B Bukar Boleri Rd. Kumshe Ward Maiduguri, Borno State Tel: 076-233 685 Nassarawa COMPASS Nassarawa Office State Primary Education Board (SPEB) Office Lafia Tel: 047-221 326 Kebbi Youth Advancement Organization of Nigeria (YAON) Dakin Gari St., Rafin Atiku Off Badariya Rd. Birnin-Kebbi Tel: 068-322 063 OR Women Advancement and Child Protection Initiative Plot 26, Jihab Plaza Emir Haruna Rd. Birnin Kebbi Tel: 0708 636 0700 Bauchi COMPASS Bauchi Office 2, Sunday Awoniyi St Jos Rd. New GRA Bauchi Tel: 077 540 994 Edo Women Health & Research Centre (WHARC) 4 Alofoje Avenue, off Uwasota Rd. Benin City, Edo State Tel: 052-600 151/602 334 Rivers Office of the Honourable Commissioner for Education 7th Floor, Ministry of Education Podium Block, State Secretariat Complex Port Harcourt Taraba Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations of Nigeria (FOMWAN) Taraba State Chapter Al-Qalam School Off Barde Way, behind City Express Bank, Jalingo, Taraba Tel: 0803-288 7201 OR Nigeria Union of Journalists NUJ Oyakhire Press Centre Behind CSC Jalingo, Taraba Niger International Centre for Reproductive Health & Sexual Rights (INCREASE) 1E Bosso Rd. Beside Fire Service Minna, Niger State Ebonyi Human Rights & Conflict Resolution Centre Hill Top Road, off Water Works Rd. Abakaliki, Ebonyi State Tel: 043-306 704 Adamawa Muslim Youth Associaiton of Nigeria Adamawa State Branch 2, Sarkin Kano Aliyu St. Wuro Hausa, Yola Town Adamawa State OR State NUJ Press Centre Kwara The Director International Women Communication Centre (IWCC) 232 Nicon House 2nd Floor Taiwo Road, Ilorin Kwara State Sokoto Educational Empowerment Initiatives Nigeria (EEIN) No. 1A, Isa Muhammad Wasagu Way GRA Sokoto Sokoto State Yobe State NUJ House Gashu’a Rd. Near Maryam Abacha Hospital Damaturu Yobe State Visually Impaired BRAILLE copies of the application may be obtained for reference only from the Anglo-Nigerian Welfare Association for the Blind (ANWAB) at: 275 Herbert Macaulay Way, Alagomeji Yaba, Lagos Tel: 01 878 0012 or 0802 305 1705 Zamfara State NUJ Press Centre Along Sokoto Rd. Gusau Zamfara State My people, Please, let us seize this great and genuine opportunity. It is very PLAIN and a Respecter of any STATUS as long as YOU ARE QUALIFIED. Best regards, Alesh. |
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