In many parts of the world, states and those trying to assist them are struggling to increase governments' capacities to perform the basic functions necessary for human security. The program includes workshops on resume writing and obtaining grants and fellowships. Participants take part in a simulation exercise and are given an opportunity to present their own research. They may also participate in an optional paper competition which offers a monetary first-prize award and publication of the winning paper on an international security topic. Applications are due March 9, 2001.
Early application is encouraged, especially for students seeking travel fellowships.
For more information or questions contact Elizabeth Loy , Director of Events.