THE GALLON ENVIRONMENT LETTER
Canadian Institute for Business and the Environment
Institut Canadien du Commerce et de l'environnement
506 Victoria Ave., Montreal, Quebec
Ph. (514) 369- 0230, fax (514) 369- 3282, Email [log in to unmask]
October 10, 1998
THESE JOBS ARE CURRENT REQUIRING IMMEDIATE RESPONSE !!
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"TOMORROW" ENVIRONMENT MAGAZINE SEEKING MANAGING EDITOR
The “Tomorrow” magazine on business and the environment is
seeking to hire a new managing editor. The successful applicant
will have at least three years experience in business efficiency,
pollution prevention, industrial ecology, and the economics of
environmental enhancement. The person should also have at least
five years proven writing and editing skills. Applicants must be native
Engish speakers and must be prepared to move to Stockholm. The
magazine appears six times a year and is the world's premier business/
environment periodical. To apply contact, Kim Loughran, Tomorrow,
Saltmätargatan 8A, SE-113 59 Stockholm, Sweden, Tel+46 8 33 52 90,
Fax+46 8 32 93 33, email [log in to unmask]
Website <http://www.tomorrow-web.com/>http://www.tomorrow-web.com
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GRANTS FOR CENTRAL EUROPE ENVIRONMENTAL
COOPERATION
The Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern
Europe (REC) based in Hungary invites applications for grants
of up to ECU $25,000 to help foster cross border environmental
cooperation in that region. The grants are available to non
governmental (non profit) organizations (NGO’s) Registered non-
profit, non- governmental organisations (NGOs) from Albania,
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia,
Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,
Poland, Romania, Slovak Republic, Slovenia and Yugoslavia can join
together with expert consultants to apply for the co-operative grants. To
apply contact the Regional Environmental Centre at ph. (36-26) 311-199,
or by email at [log in to unmask], or [log in to unmask] or [log in to unmask],
To find out more about the grants program visit the website
<http://www.rec.org/REC/Programs/Grants/ngo_coop.html>http://www.rec.org/RE
C/Programs/Grants/ngo_coop.html
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ISSI CONSULTING INC., DENVER NEEDS RISK ASSESSOR
ISSI Consulting Group, Inc., a leader in environmental consulting, is
currently anticipating a need for additional staff for its Denver, Colorado
office. In response to increased project loads within its Risk Assessment
and Toxicology Services division, it is expecting to hire several scientists
for various positions ranging from entry-level to mid-level over the next
six months. Positions may range from part-time to full-time, depending on
staffing needs. Applicants with an undergraduate or advanced degree in
health sciences or biological sciences are preferred. A working knowledge
of risk assessment (human or ecological) or toxicology is desirable.
A strong preference will be given to candidates with a proven and
well-rounded background in multiple scientific disciplines including;
chemistry, statistics, toxicology, biology and biochemistry. The
candidate must be able to handle multiple tasks with an attention to
detail. Strong computer skills with an emphasis on spreadsheets and
databases are mandatory. Send your resume along with a cover letter,
including your salary history to ISSI Consulting Group, Inc., 999 18th
Street, Suite 1450, Denver, Colorado 80202, fax (303) 292-4926
(Attn RISK); or email [log in to unmask]
For information regarding the company, corporate
philosophy, anticipated growth, and a discussion of benefits,
information is located at website
<http://www.issiinc.com/>http://www.issiinc.com
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ENSAFE INC. WANTS ENVIRONMENTAL
RISK ASSESSORS FOR U.S. SOUTHEAST
EnSafe Inc., a U.S. environmental and management consulting firm
serving the private and public sectors with a full range of environmental
assessment, compliance, remediation, and health & safety related services,
is seeking a dedicated professional to fill the following position in either
its Raleigh, North Carolina or Memphis, Tennessee office. The candidate
should have a Bachelor of Science degree in a related discipline and at least
two years progressive responsibility in developing RI/RFI/private action risk
assessments, or have at least four years reviewing risk assessments. The
person must be well versed in CERCLA, RCRA, state programs and most risk
assessment guidance methods, and have the ability to work in a dynamic
corporate environment. The person should have strong statistics, chemistry,
toxicology and general computer skills. Send applications to EnSafe Inc.
AttnRAS, P. O. Box 341315, Memphis, Tennessee, 38184,
email [log in to unmask] , Visit the website at
<http://www.ensafe.com/>http://www.ensafe.com.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY NEEDS FISHERIES POLICY COORDINATOR
IN LONG ISLAND NEW YORK
The National Audubon Society's Living Oceans Program, in Islip, New York
is seeking a Fisheries Policy Coordinator. The person will coordinate an
array
of U.S. fisheries policy initiatives in Islip, (Long Island) N.Y., including
implementation of the Sustainable Fisheries Act at the regional council
level and interstate fisheries management for National Audubon Society's
Living Oceans Program. The person will coordinate with other groups and
constituents, educate policy makers. The successful candidate will have a
minimum of a masters degree in a relevant area. Several years experience
with marine fisheries policy. To apply send cover letter, resume, and salary
history to Mercedes Lee, National Audubon Society, 550 South Bay Ave.,
Islip, NY 11751, or via fax at (516) 581-5268.
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US EPA GRANTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will provide grantsunder its
new
Sustainable Development Challenge Grant Program, to
support partnering among community, business, and government entities
to work cooperatively to develop flexible, locally-oriented approaches
that link place-based environmental management, and quality of life
activities
with sustainable development and revitalization. Deadline for application is
November 24, 1998. Funds are available to develop place-based approaches
to problem solving related to current patterns of urban growth and public
investment/disinvestment, patterns that accelerate loss of open space and
wetlands, and increase consumption of fossil fuels for energy and
transportation.
While state agencies are eligible they are encouraged to work in partnership
with community groups to strengthen their proposals.
Applicants may compete for funding in two ranges for FY 1998
(1) US$50,000 or less; and (2) between $50,001 and $250,000.
Applicants in each category are required to demonstrate how they
will meet the mininum 20% non-federal match. Those wishing to apply
for funding should contact Juanita Smith; 401 M Street, SW; MC 6101,
Washington, D.C. 20460, Ph. (202) 260- 6812; fax (202)-260-2555,
Email [log in to unmask]
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WORLD BANK SEEKING CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTANT TO WORK IN THE UKRAINE
The World Bank based in Washington, D.C., is seeking a Canadian
consultant to work in the Ukraine. He or she will work with a local
Ukrainian consultant in developing environmental screening procedures
for Ukrainian banks and credit unions providing loans in the agri-business
sectors. The consultant should be familiar with World Bank and European
Bank for Reconstruction and Development environmental guidelines and
have experience working in Europe and the CIS. The job is for a 3-week
duration, at US$600 per day. Interested persons should send their application
letter with resume and references to Matthew Clark ASAP at ph. (202)
682-7784,
fax (202) 682-7789, email [log in to unmask],
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PHILIPPINES DEVELOPMENT BANK SEEKING
CONSULTANCY SERVICES
The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has issued a “Tender
for Services” for various types of consultants to provide a wide range of
consulting services including resource management, energy and the
environment. In particular, it seeks assistance with the construction of a
water supply and sanitation series of projects in 45 towns in the Philippines
for the period 1998 to 2001. Deadline for application is 12, 1998. For more
information contact VP Marietto A Enecio, Development Bank of the
Philippines, Sen Gil Puyat Avenue Cor, Makati Avenue, PO Box 1996,
Makati Central Post Office 1200, Republic of the Philippines. Tel. 632
817-0473, Fax 632 815-1517.
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INTERAMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK SEEKING
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS
The Inter-American Development Bank's (IDB), Private Sector
Department (PRI) is interested in hiring a consultant to assist in
dealing with environmental and social aspects of IDB-funded
private sector projects in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The position is for a junior to mid-level environmental/social
consultant to be hired on a one-year, renewable, full-time consultant
contract. The consultant will report to PRI's Senior Environmental
Specialist. PRI desires to hire the consultant as soon as possible.
The consultants principal duty will consist of preparing the
Bank's project Environmental and Social Impact Briefs and
Environmental and Social Impact Reports based upon the available
existing information (e.g., environmental impacts assessments,
environmental due-diligence reports, etc.). The person must have a
Bachelor's degree, as minimum, in an environmental related field,
and preferably a Masters degree; have knowledge or experience related
to environmental impact assessments, preferably related to large
infrastructure projects in the areas of energy (power generation,
etc.), transportation (roads, etc.), and water and waste water; and
have extremely strong writing skills in English, and preferably
also in Spanish.
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WORLD WILDLIFE FUND NEEDS ADVISOR FOR THE CONGO
The World Wildlife Fund based in Switzerland is seeking a
Technical Advisor For The Democratic Republic of Congo.
The position will be based within the Ministry of Environment,
Nature Conservation, and Tourism in Kinshasa, Democratic
Republic of Congo (DRC). The major functions include providing
scientific and technical advice/support to the Congolese Institute
for the Conservation of Nature (ICCN) and the Ministry of Environment,
Nature Conservation, and Tourism (MENCT).
The person will provide a general review for MENCT of natural
resource management in the DRC, including the status of protected
areas, existing infra structures, and legislation and policies. The
successful candidate will have a Master's or Ph.D in biology, natural
resource management, conservation or allied discipline. Will have at
least five year's experience in conservation in Africa with preference
in RDC, and a solid understanding of management of protected areas
as well as experience in preparing project proposals involving community
participation and integrated development. Fluency in written and spoken
French and English is required. Please apply in writing with a full CV
and covering letter to Miriam Fuhrer, Human Resources Department at
WWF International, Av.du Mont Blanc, 1196 Gland, Switzerland.
Fax: +41 22 364 7850, email: [log in to unmask] Website
<http://www.panda.org/home.cfm>http://www.panda.org/home.cfm
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IUCN WORLD CONSERVATION SEEKS AFRICA BIODIVERSITY
COORDINATOR
IUCN The World Conservation Union is seeking to hire a Biodiversity
Coordinator, for its Eastern Africa Regional Office. Founded in 1948,
IUCN The World Conservation Union brings together States, government
agencies and a diverse range of nongovernmental organisations in a unique
environment and conservation partnership. Some 900 members in all, spread
across 138 countries. The Eastern Africa Regional Office (EARO) implements
a regional programme of Biodiversity Conservation, which includes an
Environmental Planning Programme. The Coordinator Biodiversity Planning
and Conservation, will facilitate linkages and coordinate biodiversity
management activities and implement the Convention for Biological Diversity
(CBD) within the EARO programme. The successful candidate will have a
first degree in Biology and a second degree in Natural Resources Management,
Environmental Planning or other relevant qualifications from recognised
institutions. He or she will have a minimum of ten years experience in the
field of natural resources management or environmental policy and planning
in Eastern Africa region, and have a working knowledge of environmental
economics. Deadline for application is October 15, 1998. Send application to,
The Regional Representative, IUCN Eastern Africa Regional Office,
P. O. Box 68200, Nairobi, Kenya, Fax: 254 2 89.06.15 or 254-2-89.04.07.
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IUCN SEEKS FOREST CONSERVATION COORDINATOR FOR ECUADOR
The IUCN The World ConservationUnion wishes to hire a Regional
Office for South America, based in Quito, Ecuador, for an initial two
year period, renewable. The Forest Conservation Officer will take the
lead in promoting the mission of IUCN as it relates to Forest Conservation
in the South America region. He/she will develop and maintain the Forest
Conservation networks and develop and maintain linkages with PROBONA
(Bolivia y Ecuador) and Intercooperation. The person will develop strategic
alliances to connect relevant community based organizations with higher
levels of governance to enhance the capacity of the mentioned organizations
to be sustainable resource users and to influence policy. The successful
candidate will have a post graduate/advanced degree in relevant discipline,
a minimum of 10 years relevant experience in the management of natural
resources in the South American region and in the forests area, and proven
knowledge and experience in strategic planning. Spanish and English fluency
are preferably also Protuguese. Candidates should apply immediately to the
Regional Representative, Unión Mundial para la Naturaleza, Oficina
Regional para América del Sur, PO Box 1717626, Quito – Ecuador
Fax: ++ 593 2 466624, email [log in to unmask]
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE SEEKING AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
IN ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS MODELING
Dartmouth College is expanding its interdisciplinary environmental
studies program through a tenure track appointment at the assistant
professor level to begin fall 1999. Dartmouth seeks a natural or social
scientist using mathematical and/or simulation modeling approaches
to study environmental problems with an emphasis on large-scale systems.
It is especially interested in land/atmosphere interactions as they relate to
problems of global environmental change or the effects of pollutants on
natural systems The department has two of the world’s most famous
resource consumption modellers in Dennis and Donella Meadows
of “Limits To Growth” fame. Other areas of interest include human
population and resource use and the sustainability of human-dominated
ecosystems. The successful candidate will have a Ph.D. in a relevant area
such as ecosystem science, engineering, geography, earth sciences, or a
related environmental field. Submit curriculum vitae, statement of
research and teaching interests, representative reprints, and three letters
of reference to Dr. Ross A. Virginia, Chair, Environmental Studies Search
Committee, Environmental Studies Program, Dartmouth College, 6182
Steele Hall- Room 306, Hanover, NH 03755-3577. Fax (603) 646-1682.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTA BARBARA
SEEKING THREE (3) POSITIONS IN ENVIRONMENT
The Bren School of Environmental Science and Management
at the University of California Santa Barbara has 3 openings —
(1) Endowed Chair, Environmental Economics and Policy
(2) Assistant Professor in Environmental Economics,
(3) Faculty Position in Environmental Risk Analysis.
(1) The University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) Donald
Bren School of Environmental Science and Management
endowed chair is in the areas of environmental economics
and policy. The school offers a two-year professional Master's
degree and an interdisciplinary Ph.D. The curriculum focuses
on climatic, hydrological, ecological, and human systems at local,
regional, and global levels, and addresses the consequences of
governmental policies, regulations of industrial practice, and
corporate strategies. Deadline for application is November 16, 1998.
Applications should be sent to Bren Endowed Chair
Recruiting Committee, Donald Bren School of Environmental
Science and Management, University of California, Santa
Barbara, CA 93106-5131; tel. (805) 893-7363; fax (805)
893-7612; e-mail [log in to unmask] .
website <http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/>http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/
(2) The Bren School invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position
in environmental economics at the assistant professor level. Applicants
in all areas of environmental and natural resource economics are invited
to apply. It is looking for strong academic potential in environmental
economics. Applications should be sent to Search Committee for the
Assistant Professor in Environmental Economics, at the same address as
above, e-mail [log in to unmask]
(3) The Bren School is seeking a tenure-track position at the Assistant
Professor level. It seeks an interdisciplinary environmental scientist who
conducts research in environmental risks that result from human activities,
with a focus on the quantification of probabilities and expected consequences
for biological communities, ecosystem processes, or society. Candidates must
be able to teach graduate-level courses in all aspects of environmental risk
analysis, including risk identification, estimation, evaluation and
management.
Research foci could include pollution, natural resource exploitation, climate
change, land use and habitat conversion, or other areas. Applications should
be sent to Environmental Risk Search Committee, at the same address as above.
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UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH NEEDS RESOURCE ECONOMICS
PROFESSOR
The University of Pittsburgh is seeking an assistant professor in
international resource economics starting September 1, 1999.
Candidates should have completed a Ph.D. by Aug. 1999.
Subfields in international are open, but preference will be given to
candidates with expertise in empirical international trade and/or theoretical
international macroeconomics. A research interest in trade in Latin
America would be helpful, but is not essential. Candidates should send a
CV, three letters of recommendation, and samples of writing to Steven
Husted, Dept. of Economics, 4A34 Forbes Quad, University of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, PA 15260. Only completed packages of materials will be
considered. Department plans to interview for this position at the January
1999 AEA/ASSA meetings. To assure full consideration for this position,
applications should be submitted by 11/15/98.
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COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY WANTS A
WILDLIFE PROFESSOR
Colorado State University, Department of Fishery and Wildlife
Biology, seeks to appoint a Tenure Track Assistant Professor.
Duties include teaching public relations in natural resources,
developing a course in area of expertise, and teaching field
wildlife studies. A Ph.D. is required in a discipline related to
duties with at least one degree in wildlife or closely- related
natural resources, plus two years practical experience in teaching/
extension/research. Deadline for application is December 31, 1998.
Send a c.v., official transcripts from all universities attended,
representative publications, a list of four references (one of whom
was your Ph.D. adviser), and a statement of interest this field to
Brett Johnson, Associate Professor, Department of Fishery and
Wildlife Biology, Graduate Degree Program in Ecology, Colorado
State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523, Ph. 970/491-5002
Fax 970/491-5091, [log in to unmask],
Website
<http://www.cnr.colostate.edu/%7Ebrett>http://www.cnr.colostate.edu/~brett
Faxed applications are not acceptable.
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COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY WANTS A
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT PROFESSOR
Colorado State University, Department of Fishery and Wildlife
Biology, College of Natural Resources, Colorado State University,
Fort Collins seeks an Assistant Professor (Social Dimensions in
Wildlife Management) on a nine-month tenure track. The successful
candidate will have a Ph.D in a related discipline and two years
practical experience in teaching/extension/research related to this
position, either post-doctoral and/or pre-doctoral. The candidate
should have a strong background in social science theory and methods,
human dimensions, communications, policy, or related fields. The
person will teach NR 400 Public Relations in Natural Resources,
a required course for Seniors in Wildlife Biology and other
majors, and help develop another course in area of expertise or research
interest. Deadline for application is December 31, 1998. Send your
curriculum vitae, official transcripts from all universities attended,
representative publications, a list of four references (one of whom
was your Ph.D. adviser), and a statement of interest that includes your
outlook for combining your philosophy of teaching with your research
and scholarly work in this field to, Dale Hein and Del Benson,
Co-Chairs, Wildlife Biology Search Committee, Department of
Fishery and Wildlife Biology, Colorado State University, Fort
Collins, Colorado 80523-1474; Tel. 970-491-6510 or 491-6411
or 491-1410, Website
<http://www.cnr.colostate.edu/FWB/intro.html>http://www.cnr.colostate.edu/FW
B/intro.html
E-Mail [log in to unmask]
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OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY NEEDS GIS
OCEANS RESEARCHER
A postdoctoral Research Associate position is available in the Coastal
Imaging Lab, College of Oceanic & Atmospheric Sciences, Oregon State
University (OSU). The primary task of position is analyzing image data
to develop a statistical understanding of natural near shore variability and
of the processes that drive it. Image data will be gathered utilizing the
innovative research program ARGUS, which daily collects and returns
image data via remote cameras located on beaches throughout the world.
The successful candidate will have a Ph.D. in marine geology, physical
oceanography or closely related science; extensive experience with data
analysis; excellence in written and spoken English; ability and willingness
to travel. The person will have experience with near shore processes,
image processing, and Unix. Salary US$37,000-$41,000. To apply, send a
statement of interest, curriculum vitae, and names, addresses and
telephone numbers of three references to, Dr. Rob Holman, College of
Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences, 104 Ocean Admin, OSU, Corvallis, OR
97331-5503. Applications must be received by 11/15/98. Questions
about the position may be directed to Dr. Holman by ph. (541-737-2914),
or fax (541) 737- 2064, email [log in to unmask]
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN WANTS TWO RESOURCE
ECONOMISTS
The School of Natural Resources & Environment at the University of
Michigan invites applications from individuals with demonstrated
scholarship in quantitative approaches to natural resources and
ecosystem management. It seeks to fill two tenure-track positions for
individuals whose research interests encompass one or more of the
following quantitative areasbiometrics, applied statistics, ecological
modeling, remote sensing, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). A
doctoral degree is required. Preference will be given to candidates with a
research focus on terrestrial ecosystems, with practical experience
including field-based research, and with interests that span a variety of
spatial scales. The successful candidates will establish vigorous
research programs, teach at the undergraduate and graduate level.
throughout the University of Michigan. Candidates should submit a
statement of research and teaching interests, c.v.’s, a representative
example of their scholarly work, and the names, addresses including
e-mail, and telephone numbers of three references to, Quantitative
Search Committee, School of Natural Resources & Environment,
The University of Michigan, Dana Building, 430 East University,
Ann Arbor Michigan 48109-1115. For further information contact
David Allan at ph. (734) 764-6553, or at email [log in to unmask]
Visit the SNRE web site at
<http://www.snre.umich.edu/>http://www.snre.umich.edu.
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U.K. UNIVERSITY WANTS TWO FISHERIES RESEARCHERS
The Centre for the Economics and Management of Aquatic Resources in
the Department of Economics, University of Portsmouth, U.K. is seeking
to appoint two researchers with backgrounds in econometrics, resource
economics or market research to provide academic and administrative
input to a European Union-funded research project. The first is a Research
Associate/Research Fellow for two years (depending on qualification and
experience). The second is a Research Assistant, initially for 6 months.
The focus of their work is primarily to test and compare consumer
responsiveness to ‘management regime' ( sustainable/ responsible
fisheries management) and ‘quality’ differentiated seafood products,
to predict/simulate any derived short- and long-term changes in market
demand, and to assess the potential implications of a demand-positive
response on fisheries management policy.
To register for an application form and further details please contact
Dr. Helen Pickering, CEMARE, University of Portsmouth, Locksway Road,
Southsea, Hampshire, PO4 8JF, United Kingdom. Tel. +44 (0)1705 844086; e-mail
[log in to unmask]). Fax +44 (0)1705 844037.
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CANADA’S IDRC/WUSC WANTS STUDENTS FOR
INTERNATIONAL WORK
WUSC and the International Development Research Centre-IDRC wish
to select persons in Canada to participate in the Student Exchange for
Enhanced Knowledge (SEEK) Program. Deadline for application is October
16, 1998. The project provides first hand, in-depth, international academic
experience for Canadian students. It offers the opportunity to these students
to interact with their counterparts in Asia and Africa. For more information,
please contact Innocent Kabenga, Program Officer responsible for SEEK or
Benoît Leclerc, Manager of Student Programs. Email address at
[log in to unmask] , or [log in to unmask] Website at
<http://www.wusc.ca/>http://www.wusc.ca
then go to WUSC on Campus/Youth Opportunities Overseas.
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CANADIAN GRANTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
The International Council for Canadian Studies announced its
Foreign Government Awards for Canadians to study in Colombia,
Finland, France and Mexico. The awards are intended to assist Canadian
students to further their studies or conduct research abroad at the master’s,
doctoral or postdoctoral level, and usually cover a period of at least six
months. The deadlines for submitting an application for awards to be
taken up during the 1999 2000 academic year, including awards for studies
or research beginning in January 2000 are as follows, for Finland, France
and Mexico submissions should be postmarked October 26, 1998 and
delivered by hand or courier before 5 pm, October 30, 1998.
For Colombia submissions should be postmarked on or before January 25,
1999, and delivered by hand or courier before 5 pm January 29, 1999
Applications forms may be obtained from the Website at
<http://www.iccs-ciec.ca/>http://www.iccs-ciec.ca
Completed application forms and letters of recommendation should be sent to
Foreign Government Awards, International Council for Canadian Studies (ICCS)
325 Dalhousie Street, S 800, Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 7G2, Tel. (613) 789- 7828
Fax (613) 789-7830, email [log in to unmask]
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WUSC CANADA SEEKS CONSULTANTS FOR OVERSEAS
World University Service of Canada (WUSC) is a non-governmental
organization fostering human development and global understanding
through education and training, is seeking consultants for short term
overseas contracts in developing countries in Africa, Asia and South
America. WUSC regularly bids on projects in various sectors in
developing countries. Funding sources include the World Bank, the
Asian Development Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank and
CIDA. USC is seeking professionals that have a university graduate
or post-graduate education in a related field; and, at least 10 years of
working experience in a developing country If you meet the requirements
you will, as well, be entered into WUSC's Consultant Database. Please
provide a resume (3 pages maximum); a list of publications, and the
WUSC application form.Contact, Janice Moore, Program Development
Coordinator, World University Service of Canada, 1404 Scott Street, Ottawa,
Ontario K1Y 4M8, Ph. (613) 798- 7477, Fax (613) 798- 0990,
email [log in to unmask]
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