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Re: [DTALag] Fw: One Week Global Leadership Initiative @ UPEACE: January, Costa Rica
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Hi,
I think you are right Kola Getting a sponsor would be the best. So,
let;s start talking to someone who can provise refreshment for our
meeting.
Gbenga
--- On Thu, 1/10/09, Aina Kolawole wrote:
From: Aina Kolawole
Subject: Re: [DTALag] Fw: One Week Global Leadership Initiative (at) UPEACE: January, Costa Rica
To: "globalyouthsociety"
Date: Thursday, 1 October, 2009, 8:28 PM
Hallos,
getting sponsors would be the best!
--- On Fri, 9/25/09, SOTADE GEORGE ADEOLU wrote:
From: SOTADE GEORGE ADEOLU
Subject: [DTALag] Fw: One Week Global Leadership Initiative (at) UPEACE: January, Costa Rica
To: "folashade kolawole"
Date: Friday, September 25, 2009, 12:38 AM
Hi fellow Comrades!
I
think this programme could be beneficial to us if we could get
sponsorship,lets share more thoughts, programmes and ideas more often
on this social network and enhance our mental and physical growth.
cheeeeeeeers!
Deolu Sotade George
Ag. National President
National Youth Council of Nigeria
08023116150, 07058656522
--- On Thu, 9/24/09, Moses Uvie-Odeghe wrote:
From: Moses Uvie-Odeghe
Subject: Fw: One Week Global Leadership Initiative (at) UPEACE: January, Costa Rica
To: nycnnecmembers (at) googlegroups.com
Cc: essygeral2005 (at) yahoo.com
Date: Thursday, September 24, 2009, 3:52 AM
--- On Tue, 9/22/09, Friendship Ambassadors Foundation wrote:
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Subject: One Week Global Leadership Initiative (at) UPEACE: January, Costa Rica
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Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 11:08 AM
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ONE WEEK INTENSIVE MDLP (at) UPEACE
January 3 - 9, 2010 - University for Peace
Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica
Intensive
On the Ground
Expert Trainers
Incredible Setting
Partial Scholarships Available Upon Request
Upcoming Key Dates
» October 19, '09
Application Deadline for MDLP
UPEACE, Costa Rica
» January 3, '10
Arrival and Orientation
Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica
» January 3 - 9, '10 MDLP (at) UPEACE!
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SPECIAL OFFER: DUE TO EARLY SPRING ACADEMIC CALENDARS, A ONE WEEK MDLP PROGRAMME IS NOW AVAILABLE: January 3 - 9, 2010
After
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academic calendar return dates, the MDLP is now available for one week.
The course will approximate the intensive training period related to the Youth Assembly at the United Nations in past years.
Experienced
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will conduct and facilitate the certificate program.
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May 2009
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(Above, Sculptures on the UPEACE campus)
Coursework and Faculty
Join
respected internationally recognized faculty from the UN-Mandated
University for Peace and NGO specialists from around the world. Visit
actual NGO field projects during the course and live in an eco-style
hostel during your stay.
WHAT IS CASE STUDY ANALYSIS? Case study
analysis is an effective way for professionals to develop the critical
thinking skills needed to effectively manage organizations and
programs.
Unlike lectures or materials presented solely in
written format, case studies present a narrative overview of the events
that have occurred at a particular NGO in Costa Rica (which you will
visit during the course).
Analysis of the steps other leaders
have taken to address specific problems and issues will give you the
opportunity to learn about the challenges you may encounter.
Your problem solving skills will be cultivated as you engage in a team-based critique of existing projects.
Coursework
Sunday,
Jan 3: Arrival, Orientation to Area and Accommodations; Context for
coursework, following NGO work in region; Roles of UPEACE & FAF
Faculty: Training the Trainers
Monday, Jan 4: Case Study
(Shared prior to arrival) Review; Overview of the basics of NGO
Management and Administration: Turning ideas into Realities &
Communities into Allies; workshops throughout the day and early evening
Tuesday, Jan 5: NGO Field trip: The Case Study Comes to Life;
late afternoon and evening: small group breakouts, discussion with
mentors.
Wednesday, Jan 6: Small group breakouts; review of
case study in terms of actual visit, from different aspects, depending
on mentor faculty working with each subgroup. Long day and night: with
breaks between, each subgroup and individuals prepare presentations.
Thursday,
Jan 7: Presentation of sub group and individual responses to case
study. NGO leader from field study will be present, along with invited
media: large press conference format. Final review with faculty ending
session with media in a panel discussion on the topic: Youth led or
directed NGO Management of MDG Projects: Opportunities &
Challenges.
Friday, Jan 8: Day of cultural immersion and
delegate networking. Drive down out of the mountains, stopping at
cultural sites along the route. Arrive by afternoon to Manuel Antonio
and its famous national park and eco-fascinating facilities. Dinner at
a restaurant in this national treasure.
Saturday, Jan 9:
Breakfast gathering of all delegates and remaining faculty: Lessons
Learned. Certificates and FAF Recognition Awards. Departure to airport
and farewells.
Anticipated Faculty
The following faculty have agreed to join the one-week intensive
- Bernard Amadei, Engineers Without Borders
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Dr. Joshua Weiss, Abraham Path Initiative, Harvard Global Negotiation
Project, and Robin N. Amadei, Common Ground Mediation Center
- David Stillman, Public-Private Alliance Foundation, and Tom Kadala, ResearchPAYS
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Jo Ann Murphy, Director, UN Pathways Program, Fairleigh Dickinson
University; FAF Faculty Director and Patrick Sciarratta, FAF Executive
Director
- Joanna Sherman and Michael McGuigan, Theatre techniques that build teams
- Costa Rican NGO - Field Study Project Focus (To Be Arranged)
- University for Peace (UPEACE) Lead Faculty (TBA) and UPEACE MDG NGO Associate
"I'm
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LCC International University
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UPEACE AND FAF: Practical Skills in a Very Special Location
The
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United Nations system authorized to offer academic degrees in the field
of peace and conflict studies. Nine master's programmes offer
specialized, multi-disciplinary courses and our international faculty
use engaging and participatory teaching models for classroom
instruction. Advanced students and young professionals from around the
world attend the University.
The campus is located 30 km southwest
of the capital San Jose, in Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica, within a natural
reserve composed of a secondary forest and the last remnant of primary
forest (1,200 ha) in the Central Valley of Costa Rica. Hence, this
protected area is very rich in fauna. It shelters mammals such as
monkeys, deer, and reptiles; and over 300 species of birds as well as
approximately 100 varieties of trees. The University's installations
and protected area make up 303 ha.
For more information about Costa Rica visit:
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For
over 35 years, Friendship Ambassadors Foundation has promoted and
facilitated international cultural and educational exchanges directed
at increasing mutual understanding, cooperation, and reconciliation.
FAF-led
cultural exchanges focus on the reduction of tensions, increased mutual
understanding, global cooperation, intercultural reconciliation and the
ability of civil society to meet in meaningful ways.
In 2009 FAF has
collaborated with the United Nations, among others, in organizing the
annual Youth Assembly, an acclaimed event that since 2004 regularly
attracts hundreds of participants to United Nations Headquarters to
engage with initiatives on eradicating poverty and hunger, fighting HIV
and AIDS, and promoting environmental sustainability.
FAF is a
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After application acceptance, partial scholarship support may be requested from FAF if necessary.
"I commend FAF's efforts to work with young people to help them find possible means and ways to peace and reconciliation."
- Martti Ahtisaari
Former President, Finland
2008 Nobel Peace Prize Awardee
To Apply now, click here
Great Rate
The one week intensive MDLP will be offered at $1950pp and include
- All transfers to and from San Jose airport
- Accommodations in an eco-style hostel nearby the university
- Local transfers to and from school and field study
- Meals and classes at UPEACE from dinner Jan 3 through breakfast Jan 8
- Local NGO visit in the field during your stay
- Expert faculty in NGO MDG project success
- Specialized case study approach to coursework led by specialists in the field
- Formal and informal cultural immersion
-
Air arrangements, travel insurance, optional admissions, pocket money,
visa cost not included. $95pp nonrefundable application fee applies.
Partial
scholarships may be available depending on past accomplishments and
need; they will be considered only after formal application acceptance.
One Week course attendance very limited. 40 applicants, by invitation only.
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