2012 rotary peace fellowship application€¦ · up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ......

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1 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAM The Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution program supports the mission of The Rotary Foundation to further world understanding and peace. The purpose of the Rotary Peace Centers program is to Support and advance research, teaching, publication, and practical field experience on issues of peace, goodwill, causes of conflict, and world understanding Inspire people to work for a culture of peace and tolerance while enhancing their capacity, knowledge, and skill by generating interaction between practitioners and academics Provide advanced international education opportunities in the area of peace and conflict resolution Provide a means for The Rotary Foundation and Rotarians to increase their effectiveness in promoting greater tolerance and cooperation among peoples, leading to world understanding and peace The Rotary Peace Centers program is intended for individuals who have chosen a career related to international relations, peace, and conflict resolution, who already have work experience in these areas, and who have real potential to positively impact our world. Candidates should consider these objectives carefully before applying and should be prepared to explain in their written statement and interviews how they would support these program objectives. In particular, candidates should demonstrate a commitment to community or international humanitarian service, and working for peace. Applicants can choose from either the master’s degree OR the professional development certificate program. Candidates will not be considered for both programs. Master’s Degree Professional Development Certificate Five centers, six universities One center, one university 15- to 24-month course 3-month course Study timelines differ according to each university’s schedule Two sessions per year, January-April and June-August Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, up to 50 fellows per year Up to 25 new fellows in each session, up to 50 fellows per year Two- to three-month practical internship during summer break Two to three weeks of field study incorporated into curriculum Building the leaders of tomorrow Strengthening the leaders of today IMPORTANT NOTES If you have participated in the Rotary-funded Ambassadorial Scholarship program or short-term program at Chulalongkorn University, a minimum of three years must pass between the date of completion of the previous program and your application to the Rotary Peace Center’s master’s degree program. If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are not eligible to apply to the short-term professional development program at Chulalongkorn University. Applicants cannot compete for both the Ambassadorial Scholarship and the Rotary Peace Fellowship in the same year. Applicants are required to research individual university websites for specific admission requirements and current information about curriculum. A listing of Rotary Peace Centers and universities is on page 5 of this application. GENERAL ELIGIBILITY Rotary Peace Fellowship applicants should have A strong commitment to international understanding and peace demonstrated through their professional and academic achievements and personal and community service activities A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a related field with strong grades at the time of application Minimum five years’ relevant work experience with current full-time employment in a mid- to upper-level position for the certificate program Minimum three years’ combined paid or unpaid full-time relevant work experience for the master’s degree program Proficiency in English and a second language (master’s program) or in English (certificate program) Excellent leadership skills

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Page 1: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

1

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAM The Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution program supports the mission of The Rotary Foundation to further world understanding and peace

The purpose of the Rotary Peace Centers program is to

bull Support and advance research teaching publication and practical field experience on issues of peace goodwill causes of conflict and world understanding

bull Inspire people to work for a culture of peace and tolerance while enhancing their capacity knowledge and skill by generating interaction between practitioners and academics

bull Provide advanced international education opportunities in the area of peace and conflict resolution

bull Provide a means for The Rotary Foundation and Rotarians to increase their effectiveness in promoting greater tolerance and cooperation among peoples leading to world understanding and peace

The Rotary Peace Centers program is intended for individuals who have chosen a career related to international relations peace and conflict resolution who already have work experience in these areas and who have real potential to positively impact our world Candidates should consider these objectives carefully before applying and should be prepared to explain in their written statement and interviews how they would support these program objectives In particular candidates should demonstrate a commitment to community or international humanitarian service and working for peace

Applicants can choose from either the masterrsquos degree OR the professional development certificate program Candidates will not be considered for both programs

Masterrsquos Degree Professional Development Certificate

Five centers six universities One center one university

15- to 24-month course 3-month course

Study timelines differ according to each universityrsquos schedule Two sessions per year January-April and June-August

Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year up to 50 fellows per year Up to 25 new fellows in each session up to 50 fellows per year

Two- to three-month practical internship during summer break Two to three weeks of field study incorporated into curriculum

Building the leaders of tomorrow Strengthening the leaders of today

IMPORTANT NOTES bull If you have participated in the Rotary-funded Ambassadorial Scholarship program or short-term program at Chulalongkorn University a

minimum of three years must pass between the date of completion of the previous program and your application to the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos masterrsquos degree program

bull If you have completed a masterrsquos degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow you are not eligible to apply to the short-term professional development program at Chulalongkorn University

bull Applicants cannot compete for both the Ambassadorial Scholarship and the Rotary Peace Fellowship in the same year bull Applicants are required to research individual university websites for specific admission requirements and current information about

curriculum A listing of Rotary Peace Centers and universities is on page 5 of this application

GENERAL ELIGIBILITY Rotary Peace Fellowship applicants should have

bull A strong commitment to international understanding and peace demonstrated through their professional and academic achievements and personal and community service activities

bull A bachelorrsquos degree or equivalent in a related field with strong grades at the time of application bull Minimum five yearsrsquo relevant work experience with current full-time employment in a mid- to upper-level position for the certificate

program bull Minimum three yearsrsquo combined paid or unpaid full-time relevant work experience for the masterrsquos degree program bull Proficiency in English and a second language (masterrsquos program) or in English (certificate program) bull Excellent leadership skills

2

INSTRUCTIONS You must submit this application and all supplementary materials to a Rotary club preferably in the area of your legal or permanent place of residence full-time study or employment Please consult the local club for the application deadline You should be prepared for personal interviews at the discretion of the sponsor Rotarians at both the club and the district levels Each Rotary district may forward as many applications as it deems qualified to The Rotary Foundation for consideration in a world-competitive selection process This application and additional information are also available at wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Once the application is endorsed and complete the Rotary sponsor district must send it electronically to The Rotary Foundation at rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg

LANGUAGE OF APPLICATION You must complete your Rotary Peace Fellowship Application in English for the world-competitive selection process even if your local district requires submission in your local language If you rank the Universidad del Salvador in Argentina on page 5 of this application then you must submit your application in Spanish on the Spanish language form as well

Applications for study at International Christian University in Japan must be submitted in English You may also submit writing samples in Japanese if you would like your Japanese-language ability to be considered in the application process however this is not required

WRITTEN STATEMENT A written statement must be submitted with your application Please include your name and the sponsor Rotary clubrsquos name in the upper right-hand corner of the first page of the statement The statement should address the following topics and total no more than three pages

1 A detailed statement of intent articulating your interest in a Rotary Peace Fellowship You should describe your proposed area of concentration and explain why you have chosen the centers you rank first and second on page 5 including the specific course of study at those institutions Please explain in detail how graduating from a Rotary Peace Center University Partner relates to your career objectives how your career objectives support world understanding and peace and why your skills and background will enable you to contribute to the Foundationrsquos mission

2 Autobiographical information describing significant events in your life academic motivation and interests professional and volunteer experience and career objectives Include a summary of your principal interests and activities Please highlight community- or service-oriented activities and activities in which you have held leadership positions

You must prepare your own translations of your written statement into the languages of the centers you rank on page 5

REacuteSUMEacute OR CURRICULUM VITAE

You are required to submit a current reacutesumeacute or curriculum vitae with your application form

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM You are required to submit a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language Indicate your ability to read write and speak the language by completing section I of the Language Ability Form on page 8 of this application If you are applying to the Rotary Peace Center at Universidad del Salvador in Argentina the language ability form should be in Spanish

RECOMMENDATION FORMS You are required to submit three Recommendation Forms They should be completed by persons familiar with your academic professional or volunteerservice activities and achievements If you indicate a preference for the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University on page 5 of this application one of your three recommendations must be completed by your current employer The Recommendation Forms are pages 10-15 of this application Be sure to inform recommenders of the Rotary Peace Fellowship programrsquos purpose

TRANSCRIPTS AND TEST SCORES Please provide official transcripts (list of all courses taken and grades issued) from all postsecondary colleges or universities attended You must also provide score reports of any tests (eg Graduate Record Examination [GRE] Test of English as a Foreign Language [TOEFL] International English Language Testing System [IELTS]) required by the centers you rank on page 5 You are responsible for checking with individual university admissions departments to determine the tests required for admission please see the university partner websites for details If you have registered for a required exam but have not yet taken the exam you must show proof of registration with your application Test scores must be received by The Rotary Foundation no later than 1 September Test scores cannot be more than three years old Applications sent to The Rotary Foundation without required test scores will not be considered

Note Applicants from low-income countries may be eligible for reimbursement of any fees necessary to complete their application such as required exam fees Please ask your Rotary sponsor district whether you would qualify for this assistance

3

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

APPLICATION COMPLETENESS CHECKLIST Be sure to submit a complete application and make copies for your records

APPLICANT PORTION (SEE THE MATRIX ON THE NEXT PAGE FOR EACH ROTARY PEACE CENTERrsquoS SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)

English-language application form

Other-language application form (if applicable)

Applicantrsquos certification signed and dated

Language Ability Form (applicant ndash side 1) completed

Language Ability Form (language instructor ndash side 2) completed and signed

Three Recommendation Forms completed

English-language written statement attached

Other-language written statement attached (if applicable)

Reacutesumeacute or CV attached

Undergraduate transcripts attached

TOEFL or IELTS scores attached (as applicable)

GRE scores attached (if DukeUNC is listed as a preference)

ROTARY PORTION Rotary Club Endorsement completed and signed

District Committee Interview Report completed

District Endorsement signed

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

4

Rotary Peace Center Application Requirements

Rotary Peace Center

Language of Instruction

Required Language

Proficiency

Required Recommendations Required Degree GRE IELTS TOEFL

Chulalongkorn University

English English 3 including 1 from current employer

Bachelorrsquos or equivalent work

experience No No No

Duke University English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 7 Internet 83 Computer 213 Paper 550

International Christian University

English amp Japanese

English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No Yes Yes

Universidad del Salvador Spanish Spanish + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No No No

University of Bradford

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 65 Internet 94 Computer 240 Paper 580

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos

Average scores Verbal 583 Quantitative 673 Writing 45

No Internet 79 Computer 213 Paper 550

University of Queensland

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 65 Internet 90 Computer 237 Paper 570

Applicants to the joint Rotary Peace Center at Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are strongly encouraged to

submit GRE scores even if Duke University is preferred as this will increase their competitive chances Applicants to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill must check each graduate school departmentrsquos individual score requirements Applicants to International Christian University may submit either IELTS or TOEFL results submitting both is not required

5

ROTARY PEACE CENTERS RANKING PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING The Rotary Foundation has partnered with seven leading universities worldwide in establishing six Rotary Peace Centers Each year a new class of Rotary Peace Fellows is selected to study in a masterrsquos degree program in international relations peace and conflict resolution lasting up to two years and a professional development certificate program in peace and conflict studies lasting up to three months

Details on the curriculum and programs at each Rotary Peace Center are available at wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters You are expected to have thoroughly researched these centers to determine the suitability of their programs of study and admission criteria before completing this application Please rank the centers in order of preference by writing ldquo1rdquo in the blank before your first choice ldquo2rdquo before your second choice and ldquo3rdquo before your third choice When ranking the centers please be mindful of the following restrictions

bull You must be proficient in the language of instruction at the university partner If you are applying for the masterrsquos degree program at universities where your native language is spoken you must also be proficient in a second language Note Coursework at International Christian University (Tokyo) may be taken in English with Japanese-language training provided where necessary coursework at the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University is conducted entirely in English

bull You may not attend a center in your home country or country of application with the exception of Thai citizens or residents of Thailand who are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University and Japanese citizens or residents of Japan who have completed a course of study outside Japan and are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at International Christian University

bull You cannot request assignment to a university where you will already be enrolled before the fellowship year Fellows who begin studies at their assigned university before their fellowship term forfeit their awards

bull Fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) Professional development certificate January and June each year

bull If you are selected for a Rotary Peace Fellowship it will be your responsibility to apply directly and gain admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner immediately following notification of the award Failure to gain admission will nullify your fellowship Selection by Rotary does not guarantee admission to the desired university degree program Admission to one of the university partners before the fellowship competition does not guarantee your selection as a Rotary Peace Fellow Rotary Peace Fellows assigned to the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University are exempt from these requirements

Please indicate your preference for either the short-term professional development certificate program or the masterrsquos degree program Candidates will not be considered for both

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY Bangkok Thailand (3-month program)

Session preference (please rank)

January-April

June-August

MASTERrsquoS DEGREE PROGRAM

DUKE UNIVERSITY amp UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL North Carolina USA (21-month program)

Assignment preference Duke University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill schooldepartment of interest

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Tokyo Japan (22-month program plus 2 months optional intensive language study)

UNIVERSIDAD DEL SALVADOR Buenos Aires Argentina (18-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD West Yorkshire England (15-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND Brisbane Australia (16-month program)

The Rotary Foundation Trustees reserve the right to assign applicants to any one of the six centers listed above Not all masterrsquos degree programs at the University of Bradford or the University of North Carolina are eligible for the fellowship If you have questions regarding the eligibility of a specific

program please contact the University of Bradford Rotary Peace Centre at peace-ma-admissionsbradfordacuk or the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center at rotarycenteruncedu

6

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

Applications must be made through a local Rotary club Please consult your local club for the application deadline and procedure Applications must include each section of this application fully completed and signed written statements Language Ability Form(s) Recommendation Forms transcripts and test scores Incomplete applications will not be considered Please type Do not use initials or abbreviations Please use Roman characters

NAME IN FULL

Family Name First Middle and Other Names

Male Female Date of Birth (optional)

Country of Citizenship Country of Birth (if different)

CONTACT INFORMATION (Address where mail will reach you before and after the fellowship period)

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Phone Alternate Phone

Fax E-mail

Emergency Contact (name relationship address phone and e-mail)

How did you learn about the Rotary Peace Fellowships program

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

For District Use Only

District __________

7

PERSONAL INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Total number of years of paid or unpaid work experience in a relevant field

You must include a current reacutesumeacute or CV with your application Your reacutesumeacute or CV must include the following bull Full employment history including the following for each listing

o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of employment o Employment status (full-time or part-time paid or unpaid) o Job title and brief description of duties

bull Full postsecondary educational history including the following for each listing o Institution name and location o Beginning and ending dates of attendance o Type of degree earned (ie BA BS MA MS PhD) o Field of study

bull Summary of service activities including the following for each listing o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of involvement o Service role and brief description of duties

SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Please list all countries in which you have previously lived or studied Include any countries in which you plan to live or study before the fellowship period

Country StateProvince Dates Duration of stay Purpose of visit or residence

SUMMARY OF LANGUAGE ABILITY NATIVE LANGUAGE

Please rate your proficiency in languages other than your native language on a scale from 1 to 5 with 1 being basic and 5 being fluent Note You must complete a Language Ability Form for all of the languages of the centers you rank on page 5 If you are applying for study only at universities where your native language is spoken and applying for centers other than the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University you must complete a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language

Non-native language Speaking Listening Writing Reading

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

8

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM (PLEASE TYPE THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE NEEDED)

SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

Language for which this form is being completed

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

1 Summarize the formal postsecondary training you have had in this language beginning with the most recent

Dates of attendance (month and year)

Name of institution

Average hours per week

Grade (if applicable)

2 Summarize the training and experience you have had with this language Please indicate to what extent you have used the language in a professional or volunteer capacity

3 If you are granted a fellowship in a country where this language is used what additional language training will you undertake before departure

If your native language is not English and you propose study in England the United States or Japan (for non-Japanese speakers only) you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) If your native language is not English and you propose study in Australia you must take the IELTS

Official test scores must be submitted with the completed application form or sent directly to The Rotary Foundation (institutional code 9386) by 1 September 2011 Information on the TOEFL is available at wwwtoeflorg Information on the IELTS is available at wwwieltsorg

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

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4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

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4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

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7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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Page 2: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

2

INSTRUCTIONS You must submit this application and all supplementary materials to a Rotary club preferably in the area of your legal or permanent place of residence full-time study or employment Please consult the local club for the application deadline You should be prepared for personal interviews at the discretion of the sponsor Rotarians at both the club and the district levels Each Rotary district may forward as many applications as it deems qualified to The Rotary Foundation for consideration in a world-competitive selection process This application and additional information are also available at wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Once the application is endorsed and complete the Rotary sponsor district must send it electronically to The Rotary Foundation at rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg

LANGUAGE OF APPLICATION You must complete your Rotary Peace Fellowship Application in English for the world-competitive selection process even if your local district requires submission in your local language If you rank the Universidad del Salvador in Argentina on page 5 of this application then you must submit your application in Spanish on the Spanish language form as well

Applications for study at International Christian University in Japan must be submitted in English You may also submit writing samples in Japanese if you would like your Japanese-language ability to be considered in the application process however this is not required

WRITTEN STATEMENT A written statement must be submitted with your application Please include your name and the sponsor Rotary clubrsquos name in the upper right-hand corner of the first page of the statement The statement should address the following topics and total no more than three pages

1 A detailed statement of intent articulating your interest in a Rotary Peace Fellowship You should describe your proposed area of concentration and explain why you have chosen the centers you rank first and second on page 5 including the specific course of study at those institutions Please explain in detail how graduating from a Rotary Peace Center University Partner relates to your career objectives how your career objectives support world understanding and peace and why your skills and background will enable you to contribute to the Foundationrsquos mission

2 Autobiographical information describing significant events in your life academic motivation and interests professional and volunteer experience and career objectives Include a summary of your principal interests and activities Please highlight community- or service-oriented activities and activities in which you have held leadership positions

You must prepare your own translations of your written statement into the languages of the centers you rank on page 5

REacuteSUMEacute OR CURRICULUM VITAE

You are required to submit a current reacutesumeacute or curriculum vitae with your application form

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM You are required to submit a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language Indicate your ability to read write and speak the language by completing section I of the Language Ability Form on page 8 of this application If you are applying to the Rotary Peace Center at Universidad del Salvador in Argentina the language ability form should be in Spanish

RECOMMENDATION FORMS You are required to submit three Recommendation Forms They should be completed by persons familiar with your academic professional or volunteerservice activities and achievements If you indicate a preference for the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University on page 5 of this application one of your three recommendations must be completed by your current employer The Recommendation Forms are pages 10-15 of this application Be sure to inform recommenders of the Rotary Peace Fellowship programrsquos purpose

TRANSCRIPTS AND TEST SCORES Please provide official transcripts (list of all courses taken and grades issued) from all postsecondary colleges or universities attended You must also provide score reports of any tests (eg Graduate Record Examination [GRE] Test of English as a Foreign Language [TOEFL] International English Language Testing System [IELTS]) required by the centers you rank on page 5 You are responsible for checking with individual university admissions departments to determine the tests required for admission please see the university partner websites for details If you have registered for a required exam but have not yet taken the exam you must show proof of registration with your application Test scores must be received by The Rotary Foundation no later than 1 September Test scores cannot be more than three years old Applications sent to The Rotary Foundation without required test scores will not be considered

Note Applicants from low-income countries may be eligible for reimbursement of any fees necessary to complete their application such as required exam fees Please ask your Rotary sponsor district whether you would qualify for this assistance

3

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

APPLICATION COMPLETENESS CHECKLIST Be sure to submit a complete application and make copies for your records

APPLICANT PORTION (SEE THE MATRIX ON THE NEXT PAGE FOR EACH ROTARY PEACE CENTERrsquoS SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)

English-language application form

Other-language application form (if applicable)

Applicantrsquos certification signed and dated

Language Ability Form (applicant ndash side 1) completed

Language Ability Form (language instructor ndash side 2) completed and signed

Three Recommendation Forms completed

English-language written statement attached

Other-language written statement attached (if applicable)

Reacutesumeacute or CV attached

Undergraduate transcripts attached

TOEFL or IELTS scores attached (as applicable)

GRE scores attached (if DukeUNC is listed as a preference)

ROTARY PORTION Rotary Club Endorsement completed and signed

District Committee Interview Report completed

District Endorsement signed

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

4

Rotary Peace Center Application Requirements

Rotary Peace Center

Language of Instruction

Required Language

Proficiency

Required Recommendations Required Degree GRE IELTS TOEFL

Chulalongkorn University

English English 3 including 1 from current employer

Bachelorrsquos or equivalent work

experience No No No

Duke University English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 7 Internet 83 Computer 213 Paper 550

International Christian University

English amp Japanese

English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No Yes Yes

Universidad del Salvador Spanish Spanish + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No No No

University of Bradford

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 65 Internet 94 Computer 240 Paper 580

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos

Average scores Verbal 583 Quantitative 673 Writing 45

No Internet 79 Computer 213 Paper 550

University of Queensland

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 65 Internet 90 Computer 237 Paper 570

Applicants to the joint Rotary Peace Center at Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are strongly encouraged to

submit GRE scores even if Duke University is preferred as this will increase their competitive chances Applicants to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill must check each graduate school departmentrsquos individual score requirements Applicants to International Christian University may submit either IELTS or TOEFL results submitting both is not required

5

ROTARY PEACE CENTERS RANKING PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING The Rotary Foundation has partnered with seven leading universities worldwide in establishing six Rotary Peace Centers Each year a new class of Rotary Peace Fellows is selected to study in a masterrsquos degree program in international relations peace and conflict resolution lasting up to two years and a professional development certificate program in peace and conflict studies lasting up to three months

Details on the curriculum and programs at each Rotary Peace Center are available at wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters You are expected to have thoroughly researched these centers to determine the suitability of their programs of study and admission criteria before completing this application Please rank the centers in order of preference by writing ldquo1rdquo in the blank before your first choice ldquo2rdquo before your second choice and ldquo3rdquo before your third choice When ranking the centers please be mindful of the following restrictions

bull You must be proficient in the language of instruction at the university partner If you are applying for the masterrsquos degree program at universities where your native language is spoken you must also be proficient in a second language Note Coursework at International Christian University (Tokyo) may be taken in English with Japanese-language training provided where necessary coursework at the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University is conducted entirely in English

bull You may not attend a center in your home country or country of application with the exception of Thai citizens or residents of Thailand who are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University and Japanese citizens or residents of Japan who have completed a course of study outside Japan and are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at International Christian University

bull You cannot request assignment to a university where you will already be enrolled before the fellowship year Fellows who begin studies at their assigned university before their fellowship term forfeit their awards

bull Fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) Professional development certificate January and June each year

bull If you are selected for a Rotary Peace Fellowship it will be your responsibility to apply directly and gain admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner immediately following notification of the award Failure to gain admission will nullify your fellowship Selection by Rotary does not guarantee admission to the desired university degree program Admission to one of the university partners before the fellowship competition does not guarantee your selection as a Rotary Peace Fellow Rotary Peace Fellows assigned to the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University are exempt from these requirements

Please indicate your preference for either the short-term professional development certificate program or the masterrsquos degree program Candidates will not be considered for both

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY Bangkok Thailand (3-month program)

Session preference (please rank)

January-April

June-August

MASTERrsquoS DEGREE PROGRAM

DUKE UNIVERSITY amp UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL North Carolina USA (21-month program)

Assignment preference Duke University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill schooldepartment of interest

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Tokyo Japan (22-month program plus 2 months optional intensive language study)

UNIVERSIDAD DEL SALVADOR Buenos Aires Argentina (18-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD West Yorkshire England (15-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND Brisbane Australia (16-month program)

The Rotary Foundation Trustees reserve the right to assign applicants to any one of the six centers listed above Not all masterrsquos degree programs at the University of Bradford or the University of North Carolina are eligible for the fellowship If you have questions regarding the eligibility of a specific

program please contact the University of Bradford Rotary Peace Centre at peace-ma-admissionsbradfordacuk or the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center at rotarycenteruncedu

6

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

Applications must be made through a local Rotary club Please consult your local club for the application deadline and procedure Applications must include each section of this application fully completed and signed written statements Language Ability Form(s) Recommendation Forms transcripts and test scores Incomplete applications will not be considered Please type Do not use initials or abbreviations Please use Roman characters

NAME IN FULL

Family Name First Middle and Other Names

Male Female Date of Birth (optional)

Country of Citizenship Country of Birth (if different)

CONTACT INFORMATION (Address where mail will reach you before and after the fellowship period)

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Phone Alternate Phone

Fax E-mail

Emergency Contact (name relationship address phone and e-mail)

How did you learn about the Rotary Peace Fellowships program

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

For District Use Only

District __________

7

PERSONAL INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Total number of years of paid or unpaid work experience in a relevant field

You must include a current reacutesumeacute or CV with your application Your reacutesumeacute or CV must include the following bull Full employment history including the following for each listing

o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of employment o Employment status (full-time or part-time paid or unpaid) o Job title and brief description of duties

bull Full postsecondary educational history including the following for each listing o Institution name and location o Beginning and ending dates of attendance o Type of degree earned (ie BA BS MA MS PhD) o Field of study

bull Summary of service activities including the following for each listing o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of involvement o Service role and brief description of duties

SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Please list all countries in which you have previously lived or studied Include any countries in which you plan to live or study before the fellowship period

Country StateProvince Dates Duration of stay Purpose of visit or residence

SUMMARY OF LANGUAGE ABILITY NATIVE LANGUAGE

Please rate your proficiency in languages other than your native language on a scale from 1 to 5 with 1 being basic and 5 being fluent Note You must complete a Language Ability Form for all of the languages of the centers you rank on page 5 If you are applying for study only at universities where your native language is spoken and applying for centers other than the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University you must complete a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language

Non-native language Speaking Listening Writing Reading

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

8

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM (PLEASE TYPE THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE NEEDED)

SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

Language for which this form is being completed

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

1 Summarize the formal postsecondary training you have had in this language beginning with the most recent

Dates of attendance (month and year)

Name of institution

Average hours per week

Grade (if applicable)

2 Summarize the training and experience you have had with this language Please indicate to what extent you have used the language in a professional or volunteer capacity

3 If you are granted a fellowship in a country where this language is used what additional language training will you undertake before departure

If your native language is not English and you propose study in England the United States or Japan (for non-Japanese speakers only) you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) If your native language is not English and you propose study in Australia you must take the IELTS

Official test scores must be submitted with the completed application form or sent directly to The Rotary Foundation (institutional code 9386) by 1 September 2011 Information on the TOEFL is available at wwwtoeflorg Information on the IELTS is available at wwwieltsorg

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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Page 3: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

3

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

APPLICATION COMPLETENESS CHECKLIST Be sure to submit a complete application and make copies for your records

APPLICANT PORTION (SEE THE MATRIX ON THE NEXT PAGE FOR EACH ROTARY PEACE CENTERrsquoS SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)

English-language application form

Other-language application form (if applicable)

Applicantrsquos certification signed and dated

Language Ability Form (applicant ndash side 1) completed

Language Ability Form (language instructor ndash side 2) completed and signed

Three Recommendation Forms completed

English-language written statement attached

Other-language written statement attached (if applicable)

Reacutesumeacute or CV attached

Undergraduate transcripts attached

TOEFL or IELTS scores attached (as applicable)

GRE scores attached (if DukeUNC is listed as a preference)

ROTARY PORTION Rotary Club Endorsement completed and signed

District Committee Interview Report completed

District Endorsement signed

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

4

Rotary Peace Center Application Requirements

Rotary Peace Center

Language of Instruction

Required Language

Proficiency

Required Recommendations Required Degree GRE IELTS TOEFL

Chulalongkorn University

English English 3 including 1 from current employer

Bachelorrsquos or equivalent work

experience No No No

Duke University English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 7 Internet 83 Computer 213 Paper 550

International Christian University

English amp Japanese

English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No Yes Yes

Universidad del Salvador Spanish Spanish + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No No No

University of Bradford

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 65 Internet 94 Computer 240 Paper 580

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos

Average scores Verbal 583 Quantitative 673 Writing 45

No Internet 79 Computer 213 Paper 550

University of Queensland

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 65 Internet 90 Computer 237 Paper 570

Applicants to the joint Rotary Peace Center at Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are strongly encouraged to

submit GRE scores even if Duke University is preferred as this will increase their competitive chances Applicants to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill must check each graduate school departmentrsquos individual score requirements Applicants to International Christian University may submit either IELTS or TOEFL results submitting both is not required

5

ROTARY PEACE CENTERS RANKING PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING The Rotary Foundation has partnered with seven leading universities worldwide in establishing six Rotary Peace Centers Each year a new class of Rotary Peace Fellows is selected to study in a masterrsquos degree program in international relations peace and conflict resolution lasting up to two years and a professional development certificate program in peace and conflict studies lasting up to three months

Details on the curriculum and programs at each Rotary Peace Center are available at wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters You are expected to have thoroughly researched these centers to determine the suitability of their programs of study and admission criteria before completing this application Please rank the centers in order of preference by writing ldquo1rdquo in the blank before your first choice ldquo2rdquo before your second choice and ldquo3rdquo before your third choice When ranking the centers please be mindful of the following restrictions

bull You must be proficient in the language of instruction at the university partner If you are applying for the masterrsquos degree program at universities where your native language is spoken you must also be proficient in a second language Note Coursework at International Christian University (Tokyo) may be taken in English with Japanese-language training provided where necessary coursework at the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University is conducted entirely in English

bull You may not attend a center in your home country or country of application with the exception of Thai citizens or residents of Thailand who are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University and Japanese citizens or residents of Japan who have completed a course of study outside Japan and are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at International Christian University

bull You cannot request assignment to a university where you will already be enrolled before the fellowship year Fellows who begin studies at their assigned university before their fellowship term forfeit their awards

bull Fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) Professional development certificate January and June each year

bull If you are selected for a Rotary Peace Fellowship it will be your responsibility to apply directly and gain admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner immediately following notification of the award Failure to gain admission will nullify your fellowship Selection by Rotary does not guarantee admission to the desired university degree program Admission to one of the university partners before the fellowship competition does not guarantee your selection as a Rotary Peace Fellow Rotary Peace Fellows assigned to the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University are exempt from these requirements

Please indicate your preference for either the short-term professional development certificate program or the masterrsquos degree program Candidates will not be considered for both

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY Bangkok Thailand (3-month program)

Session preference (please rank)

January-April

June-August

MASTERrsquoS DEGREE PROGRAM

DUKE UNIVERSITY amp UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL North Carolina USA (21-month program)

Assignment preference Duke University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill schooldepartment of interest

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Tokyo Japan (22-month program plus 2 months optional intensive language study)

UNIVERSIDAD DEL SALVADOR Buenos Aires Argentina (18-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD West Yorkshire England (15-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND Brisbane Australia (16-month program)

The Rotary Foundation Trustees reserve the right to assign applicants to any one of the six centers listed above Not all masterrsquos degree programs at the University of Bradford or the University of North Carolina are eligible for the fellowship If you have questions regarding the eligibility of a specific

program please contact the University of Bradford Rotary Peace Centre at peace-ma-admissionsbradfordacuk or the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center at rotarycenteruncedu

6

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

Applications must be made through a local Rotary club Please consult your local club for the application deadline and procedure Applications must include each section of this application fully completed and signed written statements Language Ability Form(s) Recommendation Forms transcripts and test scores Incomplete applications will not be considered Please type Do not use initials or abbreviations Please use Roman characters

NAME IN FULL

Family Name First Middle and Other Names

Male Female Date of Birth (optional)

Country of Citizenship Country of Birth (if different)

CONTACT INFORMATION (Address where mail will reach you before and after the fellowship period)

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Phone Alternate Phone

Fax E-mail

Emergency Contact (name relationship address phone and e-mail)

How did you learn about the Rotary Peace Fellowships program

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

For District Use Only

District __________

7

PERSONAL INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Total number of years of paid or unpaid work experience in a relevant field

You must include a current reacutesumeacute or CV with your application Your reacutesumeacute or CV must include the following bull Full employment history including the following for each listing

o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of employment o Employment status (full-time or part-time paid or unpaid) o Job title and brief description of duties

bull Full postsecondary educational history including the following for each listing o Institution name and location o Beginning and ending dates of attendance o Type of degree earned (ie BA BS MA MS PhD) o Field of study

bull Summary of service activities including the following for each listing o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of involvement o Service role and brief description of duties

SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Please list all countries in which you have previously lived or studied Include any countries in which you plan to live or study before the fellowship period

Country StateProvince Dates Duration of stay Purpose of visit or residence

SUMMARY OF LANGUAGE ABILITY NATIVE LANGUAGE

Please rate your proficiency in languages other than your native language on a scale from 1 to 5 with 1 being basic and 5 being fluent Note You must complete a Language Ability Form for all of the languages of the centers you rank on page 5 If you are applying for study only at universities where your native language is spoken and applying for centers other than the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University you must complete a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language

Non-native language Speaking Listening Writing Reading

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

8

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM (PLEASE TYPE THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE NEEDED)

SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

Language for which this form is being completed

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

1 Summarize the formal postsecondary training you have had in this language beginning with the most recent

Dates of attendance (month and year)

Name of institution

Average hours per week

Grade (if applicable)

2 Summarize the training and experience you have had with this language Please indicate to what extent you have used the language in a professional or volunteer capacity

3 If you are granted a fellowship in a country where this language is used what additional language training will you undertake before departure

If your native language is not English and you propose study in England the United States or Japan (for non-Japanese speakers only) you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) If your native language is not English and you propose study in Australia you must take the IELTS

Official test scores must be submitted with the completed application form or sent directly to The Rotary Foundation (institutional code 9386) by 1 September 2011 Information on the TOEFL is available at wwwtoeflorg Information on the IELTS is available at wwwieltsorg

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  180. section1 recommend3 - date
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  189. endorse counselor address city
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Page 4: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

4

Rotary Peace Center Application Requirements

Rotary Peace Center

Language of Instruction

Required Language

Proficiency

Required Recommendations Required Degree GRE IELTS TOEFL

Chulalongkorn University

English English 3 including 1 from current employer

Bachelorrsquos or equivalent work

experience No No No

Duke University English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 7 Internet 83 Computer 213 Paper 550

International Christian University

English amp Japanese

English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No Yes Yes

Universidad del Salvador Spanish Spanish + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No No No

University of Bradford

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 65 Internet 94 Computer 240 Paper 580

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos

Average scores Verbal 583 Quantitative 673 Writing 45

No Internet 79 Computer 213 Paper 550

University of Queensland

English English + 1 3 Bachelorrsquos No 65 Internet 90 Computer 237 Paper 570

Applicants to the joint Rotary Peace Center at Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are strongly encouraged to

submit GRE scores even if Duke University is preferred as this will increase their competitive chances Applicants to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill must check each graduate school departmentrsquos individual score requirements Applicants to International Christian University may submit either IELTS or TOEFL results submitting both is not required

5

ROTARY PEACE CENTERS RANKING PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING The Rotary Foundation has partnered with seven leading universities worldwide in establishing six Rotary Peace Centers Each year a new class of Rotary Peace Fellows is selected to study in a masterrsquos degree program in international relations peace and conflict resolution lasting up to two years and a professional development certificate program in peace and conflict studies lasting up to three months

Details on the curriculum and programs at each Rotary Peace Center are available at wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters You are expected to have thoroughly researched these centers to determine the suitability of their programs of study and admission criteria before completing this application Please rank the centers in order of preference by writing ldquo1rdquo in the blank before your first choice ldquo2rdquo before your second choice and ldquo3rdquo before your third choice When ranking the centers please be mindful of the following restrictions

bull You must be proficient in the language of instruction at the university partner If you are applying for the masterrsquos degree program at universities where your native language is spoken you must also be proficient in a second language Note Coursework at International Christian University (Tokyo) may be taken in English with Japanese-language training provided where necessary coursework at the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University is conducted entirely in English

bull You may not attend a center in your home country or country of application with the exception of Thai citizens or residents of Thailand who are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University and Japanese citizens or residents of Japan who have completed a course of study outside Japan and are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at International Christian University

bull You cannot request assignment to a university where you will already be enrolled before the fellowship year Fellows who begin studies at their assigned university before their fellowship term forfeit their awards

bull Fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) Professional development certificate January and June each year

bull If you are selected for a Rotary Peace Fellowship it will be your responsibility to apply directly and gain admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner immediately following notification of the award Failure to gain admission will nullify your fellowship Selection by Rotary does not guarantee admission to the desired university degree program Admission to one of the university partners before the fellowship competition does not guarantee your selection as a Rotary Peace Fellow Rotary Peace Fellows assigned to the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University are exempt from these requirements

Please indicate your preference for either the short-term professional development certificate program or the masterrsquos degree program Candidates will not be considered for both

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY Bangkok Thailand (3-month program)

Session preference (please rank)

January-April

June-August

MASTERrsquoS DEGREE PROGRAM

DUKE UNIVERSITY amp UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL North Carolina USA (21-month program)

Assignment preference Duke University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill schooldepartment of interest

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Tokyo Japan (22-month program plus 2 months optional intensive language study)

UNIVERSIDAD DEL SALVADOR Buenos Aires Argentina (18-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD West Yorkshire England (15-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND Brisbane Australia (16-month program)

The Rotary Foundation Trustees reserve the right to assign applicants to any one of the six centers listed above Not all masterrsquos degree programs at the University of Bradford or the University of North Carolina are eligible for the fellowship If you have questions regarding the eligibility of a specific

program please contact the University of Bradford Rotary Peace Centre at peace-ma-admissionsbradfordacuk or the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center at rotarycenteruncedu

6

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

Applications must be made through a local Rotary club Please consult your local club for the application deadline and procedure Applications must include each section of this application fully completed and signed written statements Language Ability Form(s) Recommendation Forms transcripts and test scores Incomplete applications will not be considered Please type Do not use initials or abbreviations Please use Roman characters

NAME IN FULL

Family Name First Middle and Other Names

Male Female Date of Birth (optional)

Country of Citizenship Country of Birth (if different)

CONTACT INFORMATION (Address where mail will reach you before and after the fellowship period)

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Phone Alternate Phone

Fax E-mail

Emergency Contact (name relationship address phone and e-mail)

How did you learn about the Rotary Peace Fellowships program

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

For District Use Only

District __________

7

PERSONAL INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Total number of years of paid or unpaid work experience in a relevant field

You must include a current reacutesumeacute or CV with your application Your reacutesumeacute or CV must include the following bull Full employment history including the following for each listing

o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of employment o Employment status (full-time or part-time paid or unpaid) o Job title and brief description of duties

bull Full postsecondary educational history including the following for each listing o Institution name and location o Beginning and ending dates of attendance o Type of degree earned (ie BA BS MA MS PhD) o Field of study

bull Summary of service activities including the following for each listing o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of involvement o Service role and brief description of duties

SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Please list all countries in which you have previously lived or studied Include any countries in which you plan to live or study before the fellowship period

Country StateProvince Dates Duration of stay Purpose of visit or residence

SUMMARY OF LANGUAGE ABILITY NATIVE LANGUAGE

Please rate your proficiency in languages other than your native language on a scale from 1 to 5 with 1 being basic and 5 being fluent Note You must complete a Language Ability Form for all of the languages of the centers you rank on page 5 If you are applying for study only at universities where your native language is spoken and applying for centers other than the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University you must complete a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language

Non-native language Speaking Listening Writing Reading

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

8

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM (PLEASE TYPE THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE NEEDED)

SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

Language for which this form is being completed

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

1 Summarize the formal postsecondary training you have had in this language beginning with the most recent

Dates of attendance (month and year)

Name of institution

Average hours per week

Grade (if applicable)

2 Summarize the training and experience you have had with this language Please indicate to what extent you have used the language in a professional or volunteer capacity

3 If you are granted a fellowship in a country where this language is used what additional language training will you undertake before departure

If your native language is not English and you propose study in England the United States or Japan (for non-Japanese speakers only) you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) If your native language is not English and you propose study in Australia you must take the IELTS

Official test scores must be submitted with the completed application form or sent directly to The Rotary Foundation (institutional code 9386) by 1 September 2011 Information on the TOEFL is available at wwwtoeflorg Information on the IELTS is available at wwwieltsorg

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  117. section1 recommend1 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  118. section1 recommend1 - date
  119. section2 recommend1 - know applicant
  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
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  124. section2 recommend1 - rigorous program level
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  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
  146. section1 recommend3 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
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  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
  156. section2 recommend2 - organization
  157. section2 recommend2 - location
  158. section2 recommend2 - telephone
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  174. section2 recommend3 - location
  175. section2 recommend3 - telephone
  176. section2 recommend3 - fax
  177. section2 recommend3 - e-mail
  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
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  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
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  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
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Page 5: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

5

ROTARY PEACE CENTERS RANKING PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING The Rotary Foundation has partnered with seven leading universities worldwide in establishing six Rotary Peace Centers Each year a new class of Rotary Peace Fellows is selected to study in a masterrsquos degree program in international relations peace and conflict resolution lasting up to two years and a professional development certificate program in peace and conflict studies lasting up to three months

Details on the curriculum and programs at each Rotary Peace Center are available at wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters You are expected to have thoroughly researched these centers to determine the suitability of their programs of study and admission criteria before completing this application Please rank the centers in order of preference by writing ldquo1rdquo in the blank before your first choice ldquo2rdquo before your second choice and ldquo3rdquo before your third choice When ranking the centers please be mindful of the following restrictions

bull You must be proficient in the language of instruction at the university partner If you are applying for the masterrsquos degree program at universities where your native language is spoken you must also be proficient in a second language Note Coursework at International Christian University (Tokyo) may be taken in English with Japanese-language training provided where necessary coursework at the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University is conducted entirely in English

bull You may not attend a center in your home country or country of application with the exception of Thai citizens or residents of Thailand who are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University and Japanese citizens or residents of Japan who have completed a course of study outside Japan and are interested in attending the Rotary Peace Center at International Christian University

bull You cannot request assignment to a university where you will already be enrolled before the fellowship year Fellows who begin studies at their assigned university before their fellowship term forfeit their awards

bull Fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) Professional development certificate January and June each year

bull If you are selected for a Rotary Peace Fellowship it will be your responsibility to apply directly and gain admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner immediately following notification of the award Failure to gain admission will nullify your fellowship Selection by Rotary does not guarantee admission to the desired university degree program Admission to one of the university partners before the fellowship competition does not guarantee your selection as a Rotary Peace Fellow Rotary Peace Fellows assigned to the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University are exempt from these requirements

Please indicate your preference for either the short-term professional development certificate program or the masterrsquos degree program Candidates will not be considered for both

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY Bangkok Thailand (3-month program)

Session preference (please rank)

January-April

June-August

MASTERrsquoS DEGREE PROGRAM

DUKE UNIVERSITY amp UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL North Carolina USA (21-month program)

Assignment preference Duke University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill schooldepartment of interest

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Tokyo Japan (22-month program plus 2 months optional intensive language study)

UNIVERSIDAD DEL SALVADOR Buenos Aires Argentina (18-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD West Yorkshire England (15-month program)

UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND Brisbane Australia (16-month program)

The Rotary Foundation Trustees reserve the right to assign applicants to any one of the six centers listed above Not all masterrsquos degree programs at the University of Bradford or the University of North Carolina are eligible for the fellowship If you have questions regarding the eligibility of a specific

program please contact the University of Bradford Rotary Peace Centre at peace-ma-admissionsbradfordacuk or the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center at rotarycenteruncedu

6

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

Applications must be made through a local Rotary club Please consult your local club for the application deadline and procedure Applications must include each section of this application fully completed and signed written statements Language Ability Form(s) Recommendation Forms transcripts and test scores Incomplete applications will not be considered Please type Do not use initials or abbreviations Please use Roman characters

NAME IN FULL

Family Name First Middle and Other Names

Male Female Date of Birth (optional)

Country of Citizenship Country of Birth (if different)

CONTACT INFORMATION (Address where mail will reach you before and after the fellowship period)

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Phone Alternate Phone

Fax E-mail

Emergency Contact (name relationship address phone and e-mail)

How did you learn about the Rotary Peace Fellowships program

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

For District Use Only

District __________

7

PERSONAL INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Total number of years of paid or unpaid work experience in a relevant field

You must include a current reacutesumeacute or CV with your application Your reacutesumeacute or CV must include the following bull Full employment history including the following for each listing

o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of employment o Employment status (full-time or part-time paid or unpaid) o Job title and brief description of duties

bull Full postsecondary educational history including the following for each listing o Institution name and location o Beginning and ending dates of attendance o Type of degree earned (ie BA BS MA MS PhD) o Field of study

bull Summary of service activities including the following for each listing o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of involvement o Service role and brief description of duties

SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Please list all countries in which you have previously lived or studied Include any countries in which you plan to live or study before the fellowship period

Country StateProvince Dates Duration of stay Purpose of visit or residence

SUMMARY OF LANGUAGE ABILITY NATIVE LANGUAGE

Please rate your proficiency in languages other than your native language on a scale from 1 to 5 with 1 being basic and 5 being fluent Note You must complete a Language Ability Form for all of the languages of the centers you rank on page 5 If you are applying for study only at universities where your native language is spoken and applying for centers other than the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University you must complete a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language

Non-native language Speaking Listening Writing Reading

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

8

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM (PLEASE TYPE THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE NEEDED)

SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

Language for which this form is being completed

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

1 Summarize the formal postsecondary training you have had in this language beginning with the most recent

Dates of attendance (month and year)

Name of institution

Average hours per week

Grade (if applicable)

2 Summarize the training and experience you have had with this language Please indicate to what extent you have used the language in a professional or volunteer capacity

3 If you are granted a fellowship in a country where this language is used what additional language training will you undertake before departure

If your native language is not English and you propose study in England the United States or Japan (for non-Japanese speakers only) you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) If your native language is not English and you propose study in Australia you must take the IELTS

Official test scores must be submitted with the completed application form or sent directly to The Rotary Foundation (institutional code 9386) by 1 September 2011 Information on the TOEFL is available at wwwtoeflorg Information on the IELTS is available at wwwieltsorg

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  118. section1 recommend1 - date
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  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
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  143. section2 recommend2 - know applicant
  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
  146. section1 recommend3 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
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  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
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  157. section2 recommend2 - location
  158. section2 recommend2 - telephone
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  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
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  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
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  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
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  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
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  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
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  215. DistEndorse district governor date
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Page 6: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

6

2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION

For study at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution

Applications must be made through a local Rotary club Please consult your local club for the application deadline and procedure Applications must include each section of this application fully completed and signed written statements Language Ability Form(s) Recommendation Forms transcripts and test scores Incomplete applications will not be considered Please type Do not use initials or abbreviations Please use Roman characters

NAME IN FULL

Family Name First Middle and Other Names

Male Female Date of Birth (optional)

Country of Citizenship Country of Birth (if different)

CONTACT INFORMATION (Address where mail will reach you before and after the fellowship period)

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Phone Alternate Phone

Fax E-mail

Emergency Contact (name relationship address phone and e-mail)

How did you learn about the Rotary Peace Fellowships program

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

For District Use Only

District __________

7

PERSONAL INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Total number of years of paid or unpaid work experience in a relevant field

You must include a current reacutesumeacute or CV with your application Your reacutesumeacute or CV must include the following bull Full employment history including the following for each listing

o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of employment o Employment status (full-time or part-time paid or unpaid) o Job title and brief description of duties

bull Full postsecondary educational history including the following for each listing o Institution name and location o Beginning and ending dates of attendance o Type of degree earned (ie BA BS MA MS PhD) o Field of study

bull Summary of service activities including the following for each listing o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of involvement o Service role and brief description of duties

SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Please list all countries in which you have previously lived or studied Include any countries in which you plan to live or study before the fellowship period

Country StateProvince Dates Duration of stay Purpose of visit or residence

SUMMARY OF LANGUAGE ABILITY NATIVE LANGUAGE

Please rate your proficiency in languages other than your native language on a scale from 1 to 5 with 1 being basic and 5 being fluent Note You must complete a Language Ability Form for all of the languages of the centers you rank on page 5 If you are applying for study only at universities where your native language is spoken and applying for centers other than the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University you must complete a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language

Non-native language Speaking Listening Writing Reading

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

8

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM (PLEASE TYPE THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE NEEDED)

SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

Language for which this form is being completed

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

1 Summarize the formal postsecondary training you have had in this language beginning with the most recent

Dates of attendance (month and year)

Name of institution

Average hours per week

Grade (if applicable)

2 Summarize the training and experience you have had with this language Please indicate to what extent you have used the language in a professional or volunteer capacity

3 If you are granted a fellowship in a country where this language is used what additional language training will you undertake before departure

If your native language is not English and you propose study in England the United States or Japan (for non-Japanese speakers only) you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) If your native language is not English and you propose study in Australia you must take the IELTS

Official test scores must be submitted with the completed application form or sent directly to The Rotary Foundation (institutional code 9386) by 1 September 2011 Information on the TOEFL is available at wwwtoeflorg Information on the IELTS is available at wwwieltsorg

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  116. section2 language - date
  117. section1 recommend1 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  118. section1 recommend1 - date
  119. section2 recommend1 - know applicant
  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
  121. section2 recommend1 - applicant career
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  123. section2 recommend1 - outstanding example
  124. section2 recommend1 - rigorous program level
  125. section2 recommend1 - comments
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  127. section2 recommend1 - title
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  129. section2 recommend1 - location
  130. section2 recommend1 - telephone
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  141. section1 recommend2 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  142. section1 recommend2 - date
  143. section2 recommend2 - know applicant
  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
  146. section1 recommend3 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
  148. section2 recommend3 - know applicant
  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
  156. section2 recommend2 - organization
  157. section2 recommend2 - location
  158. section2 recommend2 - telephone
  159. section2 recommend2 - fax
  160. section2 recommend2 - e-mail
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  172. section2 recommend3 - title
  173. section2 recommend3 - organization
  174. section2 recommend3 - location
  175. section2 recommend3 - telephone
  176. section2 recommend3 - fax
  177. section2 recommend3 - e-mail
  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
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  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
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  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
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  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
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  212. DistEndorse district governor phone
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  214. DistEndorse district governor name
  215. DistEndorse district governor date
  216. DistEndorse district governor district
  217. DistEndorse drfc name
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  226. DistEndorse rwpfsc district
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Page 7: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

7

PERSONAL INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Total number of years of paid or unpaid work experience in a relevant field

You must include a current reacutesumeacute or CV with your application Your reacutesumeacute or CV must include the following bull Full employment history including the following for each listing

o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of employment o Employment status (full-time or part-time paid or unpaid) o Job title and brief description of duties

bull Full postsecondary educational history including the following for each listing o Institution name and location o Beginning and ending dates of attendance o Type of degree earned (ie BA BS MA MS PhD) o Field of study

bull Summary of service activities including the following for each listing o Organization name and location o Beginning and ending dates of involvement o Service role and brief description of duties

SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Please list all countries in which you have previously lived or studied Include any countries in which you plan to live or study before the fellowship period

Country StateProvince Dates Duration of stay Purpose of visit or residence

SUMMARY OF LANGUAGE ABILITY NATIVE LANGUAGE

Please rate your proficiency in languages other than your native language on a scale from 1 to 5 with 1 being basic and 5 being fluent Note You must complete a Language Ability Form for all of the languages of the centers you rank on page 5 If you are applying for study only at universities where your native language is spoken and applying for centers other than the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University you must complete a Language Ability Form for at least one language other than your native language

Non-native language Speaking Listening Writing Reading

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

8

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM (PLEASE TYPE THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE NEEDED)

SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

Language for which this form is being completed

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

1 Summarize the formal postsecondary training you have had in this language beginning with the most recent

Dates of attendance (month and year)

Name of institution

Average hours per week

Grade (if applicable)

2 Summarize the training and experience you have had with this language Please indicate to what extent you have used the language in a professional or volunteer capacity

3 If you are granted a fellowship in a country where this language is used what additional language training will you undertake before departure

If your native language is not English and you propose study in England the United States or Japan (for non-Japanese speakers only) you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) If your native language is not English and you propose study in Australia you must take the IELTS

Official test scores must be submitted with the completed application form or sent directly to The Rotary Foundation (institutional code 9386) by 1 September 2011 Information on the TOEFL is available at wwwtoeflorg Information on the IELTS is available at wwwieltsorg

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  118. section1 recommend1 - date
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  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
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  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
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  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
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  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
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  189. endorse counselor address city
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  193. endorse counselor address home phone
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  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
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  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
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  215. DistEndorse district governor date
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Page 8: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

8

LANGUAGE ABILITY FORM (PLEASE TYPE THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE NEEDED)

SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

Language for which this form is being completed

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

1 Summarize the formal postsecondary training you have had in this language beginning with the most recent

Dates of attendance (month and year)

Name of institution

Average hours per week

Grade (if applicable)

2 Summarize the training and experience you have had with this language Please indicate to what extent you have used the language in a professional or volunteer capacity

3 If you are granted a fellowship in a country where this language is used what additional language training will you undertake before departure

If your native language is not English and you propose study in England the United States or Japan (for non-Japanese speakers only) you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) If your native language is not English and you propose study in Australia you must take the IELTS

Official test scores must be submitted with the completed application form or sent directly to The Rotary Foundation (institutional code 9386) by 1 September 2011 Information on the TOEFL is available at wwwtoeflorg Information on the IELTS is available at wwwieltsorg

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
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  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
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  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
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  189. endorse counselor address city
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  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
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  215. DistEndorse district governor date
  216. DistEndorse district governor district
  217. DistEndorse drfc name
  218. DistEndorse rwpfsc name
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  222. DistEndorse rwpfsc e-mail
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Page 9: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

9

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY A LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR (PLEASE TYPE) 1 How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity

2 This evaluation is based on current instruction previous instruction or other (please specify)

3 Rate the applicantrsquos current language ability as follows

Superior Good Fair Rudimentary

Reading

Writing

Comprehension (oral)

Speaking

4 Please comment on the applicantrsquos ability to carry out a program of graduate study using this language (if applicable) If the applicantrsquos current command of the language is not adequate what training do you recommend for the applicant to gain the needed proficiency

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

10

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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Page 10: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

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RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  112. section2 language - location
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  114. section2 language - fax
  115. section2 language - e-mail
  116. section2 language - date
  117. section1 recommend1 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  118. section1 recommend1 - date
  119. section2 recommend1 - know applicant
  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
  121. section2 recommend1 - applicant career
  122. section1 recommend2 waive Off
  123. section2 recommend1 - outstanding example
  124. section2 recommend1 - rigorous program level
  125. section2 recommend1 - comments
  126. section2 recommend1 - name
  127. section2 recommend1 - title
  128. section2 recommend1 - organization
  129. section2 recommend1 - location
  130. section2 recommend1 - telephone
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  141. section1 recommend2 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  142. section1 recommend2 - date
  143. section2 recommend2 - know applicant
  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
  146. section1 recommend3 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
  148. section2 recommend3 - know applicant
  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
  156. section2 recommend2 - organization
  157. section2 recommend2 - location
  158. section2 recommend2 - telephone
  159. section2 recommend2 - fax
  160. section2 recommend2 - e-mail
  161. section2 recommend2 - date
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  169. section2 recommend3 - rigorous program level
  170. section2 recommend3 - comments
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  172. section2 recommend3 - title
  173. section2 recommend3 - organization
  174. section2 recommend3 - location
  175. section2 recommend3 - telephone
  176. section2 recommend3 - fax
  177. section2 recommend3 - e-mail
  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
  185. endorse rotary club country
  186. endorsement by club Off
  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
  199. endorse club president fax
  200. endorse club president
  201. endorse club president e-mail
  202. committee interview Off
  203. endorse club president date
  204. committee number applications
  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
  211. DistEndorse district governor e-mail
  212. DistEndorse district governor phone
  213. DistEndorse drfc or rwpfsc Off
  214. DistEndorse district governor name
  215. DistEndorse district governor date
  216. DistEndorse district governor district
  217. DistEndorse drfc name
  218. DistEndorse rwpfsc name
  219. DistEndorse drfc phone
  220. DistEndorse rwpfsc phone
  221. DistEndorse drfc e-mail
  222. DistEndorse rwpfsc e-mail
  223. DistEndorse drfc date
  224. DistEndorse drfc district
  225. DistEndorse rwpfsc date
  226. DistEndorse rwpfsc district
  227. pg7 contact name-data
  228. pg7 contact name-how learn
  229. pg7 contact fax
  230. pg8 native language
  231. endorse not interview explain
  232. committee candidate leadership
  233. committee candidate peacework
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11

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centerrsquos university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  16. rc duke-unc
  17. rc int christ
  18. rc un salvador
  19. rc un bradford
  20. rc un queensland
  21. rc chula
  22. rc chula jan-april
  23. duke Off
  24. rc chula june-august
  25. duke school
  26. pg7 gender Off
  27. pg7 citizenship country of birth
  28. pg7 contact number street
  29. pg7 citizenship
  30. pg7 contact city town
  31. pg7 contact state province
  32. pg7 contact postal code
  33. pg7 contact country
  34. pg7 contact telephone
  35. pg7 contact alt telephone
  36. pg7 contact e-mail
  37. pg7 dob
  38. pg8 years experience
  39. pg8 country 1
  40. pg8 state prov 1
  41. pg8 dates 1
  42. pg8 duration 1
  43. pg8 purpose 1
  44. pg8 country 2
  45. pg8 state prov 2
  46. pg8 dates 2
  47. pg8 duration 2
  48. pg8 purpose 2
  49. pg8 country 3
  50. pg8 state prov 3
  51. pg8 dates 3
  52. pg8 duration 3
  53. pg8 purpose 3
  54. pg8 state prov 4
  55. pg8 dates 4
  56. pg8 duration 4
  57. pg8 purpose 4
  58. pg8 country 4
  59. pg8 other language 1
  60. pg8 speaking 1
  61. pg8 listening 1
  62. pg8 writing 1
  63. pg8 reading 1
  64. pg8 other language 2
  65. pg8 speaking 2
  66. pg8 listening 2
  67. pg8 writing 2
  68. pg8 reading 2
  69. pg8 other language 3
  70. pg8 speaking 3
  71. pg8 listening 3
  72. pg8 writing 3
  73. pg8 reading 3
  74. section1 - dates attendance 1
  75. section1 - name institution 1
  76. section1 - hoursweek 1
  77. section1 - grade 1
  78. section1 - dates attendance 2
  79. section1 - name institution 2
  80. section1 - hoursweek 2
  81. section1 - grade 2
  82. section1 - dates attendance 3
  83. section1 - name institution 3
  84. section1 - hoursweek 3
  85. section1 - grade 3
  86. section1 - language summary
  87. section1 - language additional training
  88. section2 language - know applicant
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  93. section2 language - based on explain
  94. section2 language - comment
  95. pg7 name1
  96. pg7 name2
  97. section1 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  98. section1 language waive Off
  99. section1 recommend1 waive Off
  100. section1 - language
  101. section1 - date
  102. section2 recommend1 - academic Off
  103. section2 recommend1 - leadership Off
  104. section2 recommend1 - commit service Off
  105. section2 recommend1 - initiative Off
  106. section2 recommend1 - maturity Off
  107. section2 recommend1 - flexibility Off
  108. section2 recommend1 - public speaking Off
  109. section2 language - name
  110. section2 language - title
  111. section2 language - organization
  112. section2 language - location
  113. section2 language - telephone
  114. section2 language - fax
  115. section2 language - e-mail
  116. section2 language - date
  117. section1 recommend1 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  118. section1 recommend1 - date
  119. section2 recommend1 - know applicant
  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
  121. section2 recommend1 - applicant career
  122. section1 recommend2 waive Off
  123. section2 recommend1 - outstanding example
  124. section2 recommend1 - rigorous program level
  125. section2 recommend1 - comments
  126. section2 recommend1 - name
  127. section2 recommend1 - title
  128. section2 recommend1 - organization
  129. section2 recommend1 - location
  130. section2 recommend1 - telephone
  131. section2 recommend1 - fax
  132. section2 recommend1 - e-mail
  133. section2 recommend1 - date
  134. section2 recommend2 - academic Off
  135. section2 recommend2 - leadership Off
  136. section2 recommend2 - commit service Off
  137. section2 recommend2 - initiative Off
  138. section2 recommend2 - maturity Off
  139. section2 recommend2 - flexibility Off
  140. section2 recommend2 - public speaking Off
  141. section1 recommend2 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  142. section1 recommend2 - date
  143. section2 recommend2 - know applicant
  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
  146. section1 recommend3 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
  148. section2 recommend3 - know applicant
  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
  156. section2 recommend2 - organization
  157. section2 recommend2 - location
  158. section2 recommend2 - telephone
  159. section2 recommend2 - fax
  160. section2 recommend2 - e-mail
  161. section2 recommend2 - date
  162. section2 recommend3 - academic Off
  163. section2 recommend3 - leadership Off
  164. section2 recommend3 - commit service Off
  165. section2 recommend3 - initiative Off
  166. section2 recommend3 - maturity Off
  167. section2 recommend3 - flexibility Off
  168. section2 recommend3 - public speaking Off
  169. section2 recommend3 - rigorous program level
  170. section2 recommend3 - comments
  171. section2 recommend3 - name
  172. section2 recommend3 - title
  173. section2 recommend3 - organization
  174. section2 recommend3 - location
  175. section2 recommend3 - telephone
  176. section2 recommend3 - fax
  177. section2 recommend3 - e-mail
  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
  185. endorse rotary club country
  186. endorsement by club Off
  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
  199. endorse club president fax
  200. endorse club president
  201. endorse club president e-mail
  202. committee interview Off
  203. endorse club president date
  204. committee number applications
  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
  211. DistEndorse district governor e-mail
  212. DistEndorse district governor phone
  213. DistEndorse drfc or rwpfsc Off
  214. DistEndorse district governor name
  215. DistEndorse district governor date
  216. DistEndorse district governor district
  217. DistEndorse drfc name
  218. DistEndorse rwpfsc name
  219. DistEndorse drfc phone
  220. DistEndorse rwpfsc phone
  221. DistEndorse drfc e-mail
  222. DistEndorse rwpfsc e-mail
  223. DistEndorse drfc date
  224. DistEndorse drfc district
  225. DistEndorse rwpfsc date
  226. DistEndorse rwpfsc district
  227. pg7 contact name-data
  228. pg7 contact name-how learn
  229. pg7 contact fax
  230. pg8 native language
  231. endorse not interview explain
  232. committee candidate leadership
  233. committee candidate peacework
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12

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  117. section1 recommend1 - name address rotary club or rotarian
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  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
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  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
  146. section1 recommend3 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
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  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
  156. section2 recommend2 - organization
  157. section2 recommend2 - location
  158. section2 recommend2 - telephone
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  172. section2 recommend3 - title
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  174. section2 recommend3 - location
  175. section2 recommend3 - telephone
  176. section2 recommend3 - fax
  177. section2 recommend3 - e-mail
  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
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  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
  199. endorse club president fax
  200. endorse club president
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  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
  211. DistEndorse district governor e-mail
  212. DistEndorse district governor phone
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  214. DistEndorse district governor name
  215. DistEndorse district governor date
  216. DistEndorse district governor district
  217. DistEndorse drfc name
  218. DistEndorse rwpfsc name
  219. DistEndorse drfc phone
  220. DistEndorse rwpfsc phone
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  222. DistEndorse rwpfsc e-mail
  223. DistEndorse drfc date
  224. DistEndorse drfc district
  225. DistEndorse rwpfsc date
  226. DistEndorse rwpfsc district
  227. pg7 contact name-data
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  232. committee candidate leadership
  233. committee candidate peacework
Page 13: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

13

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

14

RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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Page 14: 2012 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION€¦ · Up to 10 new fellows at each center each year, ... • If you have completed a master’s degree as a Rotary Peace Fellow, you are

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RECOMMENDATION FORM (PLEASE TYPE) SECTION 1 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT

Name of applicant

Name and address of local Rotary club or sponsor Rotarian

I waive do not waive (mark one) my right of access to any information contained in this recommendation

Signature of Applicant Date

SECTION 2 mdash TO BE COMPLETED BY AN ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR EMPLOYERSUPERVISOR OR PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE Note If you are unable to answer a question please write ldquounable to evaluaterdquo in the space below the question

1 How do you know the applicant

2 How firm is the applicantrsquos commitment to international relations peace and conflict resolution

3 In what way would a Rotary Peace Fellowship contribute to the applicantrsquos career development

15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

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7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  179. name of applicant
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  182. endorse rotary club
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  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
  199. endorse club president fax
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  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
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  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
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  233. committee candidate peacework
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15

4 How would you rate the applicant in the following areas If you are unable to evaluate an area please leave it blank

Outstanding Very Good Average Below Average

Academic aptitude

Leadership

Commitment to service

Initiative

Maturity

Flexibility

Public speaking ability

Please provide a specific example of an achievement that would justify an outstanding rating

5 Please assess the applicantrsquos academic achievements and ability to undertake a rigorous program of graduate-level study at one of the Rotary Peace Centers university partners

6 Do you have any additional comments about this applicant

Name Title or Position

Organization Location

Phone Fax E-mail

Signature Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  31. pg7 contact state province
  32. pg7 contact postal code
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  34. pg7 contact telephone
  35. pg7 contact alt telephone
  36. pg7 contact e-mail
  37. pg7 dob
  38. pg8 years experience
  39. pg8 country 1
  40. pg8 state prov 1
  41. pg8 dates 1
  42. pg8 duration 1
  43. pg8 purpose 1
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  45. pg8 state prov 2
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  50. pg8 state prov 3
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  58. pg8 country 4
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  74. section1 - dates attendance 1
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  80. section1 - hoursweek 2
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  86. section1 - language summary
  87. section1 - language additional training
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  110. section2 language - title
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  112. section2 language - location
  113. section2 language - telephone
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  116. section2 language - date
  117. section1 recommend1 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  118. section1 recommend1 - date
  119. section2 recommend1 - know applicant
  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
  121. section2 recommend1 - applicant career
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  124. section2 recommend1 - rigorous program level
  125. section2 recommend1 - comments
  126. section2 recommend1 - name
  127. section2 recommend1 - title
  128. section2 recommend1 - organization
  129. section2 recommend1 - location
  130. section2 recommend1 - telephone
  131. section2 recommend1 - fax
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  141. section1 recommend2 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  142. section1 recommend2 - date
  143. section2 recommend2 - know applicant
  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
  146. section1 recommend3 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
  148. section2 recommend3 - know applicant
  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
  156. section2 recommend2 - organization
  157. section2 recommend2 - location
  158. section2 recommend2 - telephone
  159. section2 recommend2 - fax
  160. section2 recommend2 - e-mail
  161. section2 recommend2 - date
  162. section2 recommend3 - academic Off
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  168. section2 recommend3 - public speaking Off
  169. section2 recommend3 - rigorous program level
  170. section2 recommend3 - comments
  171. section2 recommend3 - name
  172. section2 recommend3 - title
  173. section2 recommend3 - organization
  174. section2 recommend3 - location
  175. section2 recommend3 - telephone
  176. section2 recommend3 - fax
  177. section2 recommend3 - e-mail
  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
  185. endorse rotary club country
  186. endorsement by club Off
  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
  199. endorse club president fax
  200. endorse club president
  201. endorse club president e-mail
  202. committee interview Off
  203. endorse club president date
  204. committee number applications
  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
  211. DistEndorse district governor e-mail
  212. DistEndorse district governor phone
  213. DistEndorse drfc or rwpfsc Off
  214. DistEndorse district governor name
  215. DistEndorse district governor date
  216. DistEndorse district governor district
  217. DistEndorse drfc name
  218. DistEndorse rwpfsc name
  219. DistEndorse drfc phone
  220. DistEndorse rwpfsc phone
  221. DistEndorse drfc e-mail
  222. DistEndorse rwpfsc e-mail
  223. DistEndorse drfc date
  224. DistEndorse drfc district
  225. DistEndorse rwpfsc date
  226. DistEndorse rwpfsc district
  227. pg7 contact name-data
  228. pg7 contact name-how learn
  229. pg7 contact fax
  230. pg8 native language
  231. endorse not interview explain
  232. committee candidate leadership
  233. committee candidate peacework
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16

APPLICANTrsquoS CERTIFICATION FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS I hereby apply for a Rotary Peace Fellowship from The Rotary Foundation I certify that I am eligible to apply understanding that persons in the following categories are ineligible (a) Rotarians or honorary Rotarians (b) employees of a Rotary club or district of Rotary International or of another Rotary-affiliated entity (c) spouses lineal descendants (children or grandchildren by blood or legal adoption) spouses of lineal descendants or ancestors (parents or grandparents by blood) of any living person in categories (a) or (b) and (d) former Rotarians and their relatives as described above within 36 months of resignation

If I receive a Rotary Peace Fellowship I agree

1 To immediately start the application process to my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner if applicable and gain unconditional admission and in the event I am denied admission relinquish my awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship

2 To learn about Rotary International and do the following as part of my duties as a Rotary Peace Fellow

bull Attend orientation programs organized by my sponsor and host Rotarians including completion of an online orientation module

bull Maintain full-time academic studies in good standing at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Speak to various Rotary and non-Rotary audiences in my home and study countries and elsewhere before during and after my fellowship period

bull Participate in district zone and international Rotary events and advise on Rotary projects when appropriate

bull Represent The Rotary Foundation at professional and academic conferences

bull Participate in a Rotary Peace Center seminar at which I may be invited to make presentations and enter into group discussions on relevant subjects

bull Mentor other Rotary Peace Fellows

bull Encourage and make myself available for media interviews at home and abroad

bull Submit required reports to The Rotary Foundation describing my academic progress and Rotary activities

bull Maintain contact with the Foundation after my fellowship period and throughout my professional career

3 To promote Rotary International wherever possible and to permit The Rotary Foundation to use for public relations purposes my name and all photographs and written reports generated during my fellowship term

4 That I am responsible for gaining admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner obtaining required visa(s) making appropriate travel arrangements and completing all predeparture requirements on time

5 That unless I qualify for low-income district application assistance I am personally responsible for all costs incurred in completing my predeparture requirements including any application or visa fees required exam fees and insurance premiums

6 That my fellowship studies must begin as specified by my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

bull Masterrsquos degree July August or September 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) February or March 2013 (Southern Hemisphere)

bull Professional development certificate January and June each year

7 To accept funding decisions of The Rotary Foundation and to understand that under no circumstances will my fellowship be extended beyond the fellowship term

8 That I will participate in all required academic and social activities including the Rotary Peace Center seminar at my assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner

9 That the Rotary Peace Fellowship provides funding for a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate only and that I will be expected to complete the full program and obtain a masterrsquos degree or professional development certificate at the conclusion of the fellowship period

10 That the fellowship provides funding for the following

bull Masterrsquos degree registration tuition for a normal course load as defined by the university and other necessary and required university fees a monthly stipend for room and board based on the cost of student living in the study area transportation funding between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term and a limited contingency fund meant to pay for the cost of books supplies and unanticipated expenses

bull Professional development certificate tuition and fees room and board in program-provided housing field study expenses educational materials medical insurance and transportation between my home and study cities at the beginning and end of the fellowship term

11 That limited funding for degree-related activities (applied field experience conferences thesis preparation) may be available to masterrsquos degree candidates who apply specifically for and are eligible for such funding

12 That I am personally responsible for all costs associated with my spouse or dependents who may accompany me during my fellowship period

13 That I must abide by any decisions made by The Rotary Foundation Trustees concerning my fellowship

17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  179. name of applicant
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  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
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  189. endorse counselor address city
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  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
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  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
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  232. committee candidate leadership
  233. committee candidate peacework
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17

14 That my fellowship may be revoked for any of the following reasons my inability to secure admission to the assigned Rotary Peace Center university partner (if applicable) low level of academic achievement failure to represent Rotary International in a professional manner failure to fulfill my fellowship obligations failure to submit required reports on time withdrawal from the university before expiration of the fellowship term evidence of misconduct failure to follow the directions of The Rotary Foundation Trustees failure to honor speaking engagement requests of local Rotarians or any contingency that prevents me from fulfilling all the obligations of the fellowship I understand that revocation of a fellowship shall cause all payments to cease and may make me liable for the return of payments previously provided

15 That Rotary International The Rotary Foundation individual Rotary clubs and Rotarians and the university partners are in no way liable for my personal welfare or responsible for enabling me to pursue my studies beyond the fellowship period Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation assume no responsibility or obligation whatsoever beyond providing the amount of the fellowship

16 That if awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship I will keep The Rotary Foundation aware of my whereabouts at all times

17 That the information provided in this application is complete and accurate and failure to provide complete and accurate information may result in the revocation of my fellowship

18 That if any of the information provided in this application changes between the date of submission and the date of selection I will inform The Rotary Foundation immediately Failure to inform The Rotary Foundation of these changes may result in the revocation of my fellowship

Name of Applicant (please print)

Signature of Applicant Date

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  31. pg7 contact state province
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  40. pg8 state prov 1
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  42. pg8 duration 1
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  118. section1 recommend1 - date
  119. section2 recommend1 - know applicant
  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
  121. section2 recommend1 - applicant career
  122. section1 recommend2 waive Off
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  124. section2 recommend1 - rigorous program level
  125. section2 recommend1 - comments
  126. section2 recommend1 - name
  127. section2 recommend1 - title
  128. section2 recommend1 - organization
  129. section2 recommend1 - location
  130. section2 recommend1 - telephone
  131. section2 recommend1 - fax
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  143. section2 recommend2 - know applicant
  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
  145. section2 recommend2 - applicant career
  146. section1 recommend3 - name address rotary club or rotarian
  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
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  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
  152. section2 recommend2 - rigorous program level
  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
  154. section2 recommend2 - name
  155. section2 recommend2 - title
  156. section2 recommend2 - organization
  157. section2 recommend2 - location
  158. section2 recommend2 - telephone
  159. section2 recommend2 - fax
  160. section2 recommend2 - e-mail
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  170. section2 recommend3 - comments
  171. section2 recommend3 - name
  172. section2 recommend3 - title
  173. section2 recommend3 - organization
  174. section2 recommend3 - location
  175. section2 recommend3 - telephone
  176. section2 recommend3 - fax
  177. section2 recommend3 - e-mail
  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
  185. endorse rotary club country
  186. endorsement by club Off
  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
  199. endorse club president fax
  200. endorse club president
  201. endorse club president e-mail
  202. committee interview Off
  203. endorse club president date
  204. committee number applications
  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
  211. DistEndorse district governor e-mail
  212. DistEndorse district governor phone
  213. DistEndorse drfc or rwpfsc Off
  214. DistEndorse district governor name
  215. DistEndorse district governor date
  216. DistEndorse district governor district
  217. DistEndorse drfc name
  218. DistEndorse rwpfsc name
  219. DistEndorse drfc phone
  220. DistEndorse rwpfsc phone
  221. DistEndorse drfc e-mail
  222. DistEndorse rwpfsc e-mail
  223. DistEndorse drfc date
  224. DistEndorse drfc district
  225. DistEndorse rwpfsc date
  226. DistEndorse rwpfsc district
  227. pg7 contact name-data
  228. pg7 contact name-how learn
  229. pg7 contact fax
  230. pg8 native language
  231. endorse not interview explain
  232. committee candidate leadership
  233. committee candidate peacework
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18

ROTARY CLUB ENDORSEMENT FOR ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

The Rotary Club of

Name

City StateProvince Country

proposes

Name of Applicant

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forwards this application to the appropriate district official as instructed

The club did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the club did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

Each recipient of a Rotary Peace Fellowship is appointed a sponsor counselor This person is a knowledgeable Rotarian who serves as a resource and mentor to the fellow before during and after the fellowship period

The club president recommends the following Rotarian as sponsor counselor should the applicant receive a fellowship

Sponsor Counselor

Name

Number and Street

CityTown StateProvince

Country Postal Code

Home Phone

Business Phone E-mail (Please print clearly)

Note The club president will be designated as the fellowrsquos sponsor counselor if none is listed above

Name of Club President (please print)

Signature of Club President Date

Telephone Fax E-mail (Please print clearly)

The sponsor club president is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for club records before forwarding the application to the appropriate district official If the applicant selects the Rotary Peace Center at the Universidad del Salvador two copies of the application one in English and one in Spanish are required Applicants proposing study in Japan must submit their applications in English

19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  179. name of applicant
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  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
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  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
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  204. committee number applications
  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
  211. DistEndorse district governor e-mail
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  233. committee candidate peacework
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19

DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE INTERVIEW REPORT This report provides critical information to the world-competitive selection committee Please complete this report thoroughly and honestly Applications submitted to The Rotary Foundation with incomplete district committee reports cannot be guaranteed full consideration by the selection committee

1 Number of applications submitted to your district for competition at the district level

2 The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee did did not (mark one) interview this candidate in person If the subcommittee did not interview this candidate in person please explain the reason and indicate whether the candidate was interviewed by phone or other means

3 After meeting with this candidate what qualities did the subcommittee feel would enable the candidate to be an outstanding Rotary Peace Fellow

4 How familiar is the candidate with the curriculum at one or more of the Rotary Peace Centers Why did the candidate select the centers that heshe did

5 In what ways did the candidate demonstrate leadership and a commitment to peace and conflict resolution How well did the candidate articulate these qualities in the interview

6 Considering the candidatersquos academic and professional background leadership skills and commitment to the objectives of the program how much potential does the candidate have as a future leader of government business education media or the candidatersquos chosen profession How will the candidate work to further world understanding and peace

20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  120. section2 recommend1 - applicant commitment
  121. section2 recommend1 - applicant career
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  128. section2 recommend1 - organization
  129. section2 recommend1 - location
  130. section2 recommend1 - telephone
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  144. section2 recommend2 - applicant commitment
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  147. section1 recommend3 waive Off
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  149. section2 recommend3 - applicant commitment
  150. section2 recommend3 - applicant career
  151. section2 recommend2 - outstanding example
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  153. section2 recommend2 - comments
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  155. section2 recommend2 - title
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  174. section2 recommend3 - location
  175. section2 recommend3 - telephone
  176. section2 recommend3 - fax
  177. section2 recommend3 - e-mail
  178. section2 recommend3 - date
  179. name of applicant
  180. section1 recommend3 - date
  181. certification date
  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
  185. endorse rotary club country
  186. endorsement by club Off
  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
  199. endorse club president fax
  200. endorse club president
  201. endorse club president e-mail
  202. committee interview Off
  203. endorse club president date
  204. committee number applications
  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
  211. DistEndorse district governor e-mail
  212. DistEndorse district governor phone
  213. DistEndorse drfc or rwpfsc Off
  214. DistEndorse district governor name
  215. DistEndorse district governor date
  216. DistEndorse district governor district
  217. DistEndorse drfc name
  218. DistEndorse rwpfsc name
  219. DistEndorse drfc phone
  220. DistEndorse rwpfsc phone
  221. DistEndorse drfc e-mail
  222. DistEndorse rwpfsc e-mail
  223. DistEndorse drfc date
  224. DistEndorse drfc district
  225. DistEndorse rwpfsc date
  226. DistEndorse rwpfsc district
  227. pg7 contact name-data
  228. pg7 contact name-how learn
  229. pg7 contact fax
  230. pg8 native language
  231. endorse not interview explain
  232. committee candidate leadership
  233. committee candidate peacework
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20

7 How well would this candidate represent Rotary Is the candidate capable of representing Rotary as an active participant in national and international events and academic conferences

8 What is unique about this candidate Why was this candidate selected over other candidates

The district Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee is requested to make a complete photocopy of this application for its records before forwarding the application to The Rotary Foundation The applicant is required to complete one copy of the application in the language of each country where study is proposed (applicants proposing study in Japan or Thailand must submit their applications in English) Please write your district number in the box in the upper right corner of page 6 of the application

We strongly suggest submitting your application electronically

Do not staple or bind application materials

21

DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
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DISTRICT ENDORSEMENT We endorse

for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and forward this application to The Rotary Foundation Name of Candidate

for consideration in the world-competitive selection process for Rotary Peace Fellows

We certify that we have explained to the candidate

1 That at this stage the applicant remains only a candidate and that The Rotary Foundation Trustees will select the actual Rotary Peace Fellowship recipients following submission of district-endorsed candidate applications to the Foundation

2 That the final decision and assignment to one of the Rotary Peace Centers rests with the Foundation Trustees As the sponsor district we endorse assignment to any of the preferences listed by the candidate or any other center deemed suitable by the Foundation Trustees

3 That the Foundation seeks to develop a group of Rotary Peace Fellows who will obtain advanced degrees in fields related to peace and conflict resolution or professional development certificates in the field of peace and conflict studies and who will make a long-term positive impact on the future of peace through their leadership and careers

4 The fellowrsquos obligations to the sponsor and host districts before during and after the fellowship

5 That the candidate is responsible for securing admission to the degree program of the assigned Rotary Peace Centers university partner (if applicable) and in the event that the fellow is unable to secure admission to the assigned program that heshe immediately relinquish hisher Rotary Peace Fellowship

6 That fellows must begin their studies as specified by their assigned Rotary Peace Center For Rotary Peace Centers offering masterrsquos degrees programs begin July August or September of 2012 (Northern Hemisphere) or February or March of 2013 (Southern Hemisphere) The Rotary Peace Center offering a professional development certificate begins its program in January and June each year

7 That the candidate must be committed to completing the entire program

8 That the fellow is responsible for all costs associated with a spouse or dependents who may accompany the fellow during the fellowship period

9 That the actual amount of the fellowship will vary depending on the cost of tuition fees reasonable living expenses round-trip transportation some books supplies and other limited expenses

10 That we have not promised a specific sum of money to the candidate in conjunction with the Rotary Peace Fellowship

We endorse this candidate for a Rotary Peace Fellowship and certify that we have explained to the candidate the terms of the fellowship outlined above The district governor-elect has been informed of this endorsement

Name of District Governor (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Governor Date District

Obtain signature of district Rotary Foundation committee chair or Rotary Peace Fellowships subcommittee chair

Name of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (please print) Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair Date District

OR

Name of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Phone E-mail (please print clearly)

Signature of Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee Chair Date District

BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement E-mail or fax submissions are preferred District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011

The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 60201-3698 USA wwwrotaryorgrotarycenters Fax +1-847-556-2141 rotarypeacecentersrotaryorg 083-ENmdash(1110)

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  18. rc un salvador
  19. rc un bradford
  20. rc un queensland
  21. rc chula
  22. rc chula jan-april
  23. duke Off
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  36. pg7 contact e-mail
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  182. endorse rotary club
  183. endorse rotary club city
  184. endorse rotary club state
  185. endorse rotary club country
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  187. endorse rotary club applicant
  188. endorse counselor name
  189. endorse counselor address city
  190. endorse counselor address state
  191. endorse counselor address country
  192. endorse counselor address postal code
  193. endorse counselor address home phone
  194. endorse counselor address home fax
  195. endorse counselor address number street
  196. endorse counselor address e-mail
  197. endorse counselor address business phone
  198. endorse club president phone
  199. endorse club president fax
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  201. endorse club president e-mail
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  204. committee number applications
  205. section2 recommend3 - outstanding example
  206. committee did not interview
  207. committee applicant qualities
  208. committee candidate familiar wcurriculum
  209. committee candidate representation
  210. committee candidate uniqueness
  211. DistEndorse district governor e-mail
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  215. DistEndorse district governor date
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  221. DistEndorse drfc e-mail
  222. DistEndorse rwpfsc e-mail
  223. DistEndorse drfc date
  224. DistEndorse drfc district
  225. DistEndorse rwpfsc date
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  227. pg7 contact name-data
  228. pg7 contact name-how learn
  229. pg7 contact fax
  230. pg8 native language
  231. endorse not interview explain
  232. committee candidate leadership
  233. committee candidate peacework