Department of IDS, Dalhousie University Application Form Summer 2015 Internships for Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI) and Food Rights Alliance (FRA), Uganda Application Process: 1. Carefully read the Eligibility Requirements 2. A completed application includes: the attached application form and a current resume. 3. Applications can be submitted in paper format or electronically. 4. Submit application to: Prof. John Cameron Department of International Development Studies (IDS) Room 3038 Marian McCain Bldg John.cameron@dal.ca 5. The Internship hiring committee will contact shortlisted candidates for interviews on March 19. The Interviews will take place on March 23-24. Results will be announced by March 27. The committee will decide which applicants fit best with which internships. Eligibility Canadian citizen or permanent resident In good Academic & Financial Standing with Dalhousie University Must be willing to register in a 0.5 credit course associated with the internship (INTD 3109 or alternative). Must follow Dalhousie process for travel abroad including attending all required predeparture sessions. Must be willing to attend a debriefing upon returning to Canada Must be willing to engage in public engagement activities in Uganda (electronically) and upon return to Canada. Must be willing to complete financial and narrative reports upon returning to Canada. APPLICATION DEADLINE: Wednesday, March 18 (midnight) 1 A. Personal Information Name: Dalhousie student number (B00#): Date of Birth (day/mo/year) Year of Study: Program: Expected Graduation Date: Phone number (in Halifax): Local Address in Halifax Permanent Address (if different from Halifax address): 2 B. Understanding of International and Food Security Issues 1. In your opinion, what are the most important factors that affect food security and food sovereignty in Uganda? (Max 250 words) 2. What academic, work and / or volunteer experience do you have that is relevant to an internship in food security policy with SEATINI or FRA? (max 200 words) 3. Describe any cross-cultural experiences you have had, either in Canada or abroad. What skills do you think emerged from those experiences? (max 200 words) 4. What work and / or volunteer experience do you have with engaging Canadians with global justice issues? (max 100 words) 5. Do you have any other specific skills which you believe would be relevant to this internship (computer skills, web page development, etc?) (max 100 words) 6. Will you be available for pre-departure training and orientation in Halifax before the internship begins (to take place from early April through late May)? Yes _____ No ______ 7. Will you be returning to study at Dalhousie in 2015/16? Yes_____ No______ 8. What do you hope to learn through this internship? (Max 200 words) ▪ Please list the names and contact information (telephone + email) of two references (academic, work or volunteer related) who the selection committee can contact: Please submit this application form + your CV to john.cameron@dal.ca by March 18th (midnight) 3