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All applications must be submitted as one document and must include: 1. Completed Cover Form 2. Statement of Interest (max 2 pages) Recognizing that space is limited, please address the following points: a.Your top project choices and whether you are willing to be considered for all available projects. b.What makes you a good candidate for the fellowship placement? Evaluate your suitability for the selected positions, drawing from previous work, volunteer or academic experiences. You may include any relevant courses you have taken. c.Any experience you have had working/living with people from other cultures (in Canada or abroad) and what you have learned from those experiences? 3. Resumé / Curriculum Vitae (max 2 pages) 4. A signed copy of the Statement of Understanding 5. etters of reference are welcome but not required (max 2) Applicants must submit BOTH a hard copy and digital copy of their application prior to the application deadline to be considered for a position. • Hard Copies must be deposited in the drop box (see www.internationallegalpartnership.org for current location information) • Digital Copies must be submitted via email to ilpcommunications@osgoode.yorku.ca. (Remember to submit it as a single document) Interviews will be conducted between January 23 and February 3, 2012. First round offers will be made on February 6, 2012. Subsequent offers will be made on a rolling basis. 2009 Pre-Departure Training Administrative Details 2009 ILP Course Schedule 2009 ILP Class Descriptions 2009 Reading List Week 1 Readings Week 1 Readings Additional International Human Rights Readings Readings on International Institutions and the Law for Professor Johnson's Class Week 2 Readings Cross-Cultural Lawyering (Morton) Monday May 11, 2009 Wednesday May 13, 2009 Thursday May 14, 2009 Extra Information Library Sessions FCIL Library Session FCIL 2009 Library Session Uganda Library Session Kenya Library Session Zambia Library Session Lecture Recordings May 6 - 11, 2009 Bhaba-Learning to Make a Difference Badaru-International Human Rights Law Chrolavicius-Public Interest Litigation ILP-Admin Matters Buchanan-Law & Development Zumbansen-Globalization & the Law Johnson-International Organizations & the Law Dina-Researching Foreign and International Law Thomson-ADR Chapdelaine-IP & Media TBA-Understanding the Policy Cycle Strong-Managing your Internship & Risk Assessment May 12, 2009 Barbara Heron - Working In Developing Countries Martha MacKinnon - Project-Specific Sessions Larissa Strong - Inter-Cultural Communication Janet Mosher - Informed Consent for Academic Research May 13, 2009 Paul Mitchell - Public International Law Andrea Redway - Professional Roles & Values Fiona Sampson - Legal Analysis from Race & Gender Perspective May 14, 2009 Babcock-Project Specific Sessions McNall-Working with Marginalized Populations Okarfor- Law Across Borders: A Human Rights Perspective May 15, 2009 Morton-Networking Mukherjee-Project Specific Sessions Colon-Rios- Project Specific Sessions ILP Closing  |
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