Submissions may be brought, faxed, or e-mailed to the African Studies Center, Room 100, Center for International Programs, Michigan State University. Professor Harris interviewed directors and coordinators of various aspects of the program and continued his collaboration with colleagues in the Socioeconomic Section of the Fisheries Research Institute at Jinja. In the Arts and Humanities area only, funds may be awarded for project completion grants. Jean Van Douser, Office of the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies, 5-0306. Money raised by CROP Walks nationwide is used by CWS to provide food, medical care, disaster relief and self-help development efforts for needy people throughout the world.
Participants can collect pledges for each kilometer that they walk.
For more information and recruitment forms, contact Church World Service at 484-7144. InterAction, the American Council for Voluntary Action, has several new resources for internationalists and members of the NGO community. Global Work is the title of a 1997-98 volunteer, internship and fellowship opportunities guide. The international conference will feature major political figures, business representatives, intellectuals, professionals and media personalities, as well as non-governmental and church figures from the DRC and the Diaspora. The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Members of Congress, Parliamentarians from other countries, business people and other important personalities who have demonstrated a strong interest in Africa and the DRC in particular are also being invited.