Apply to the 2014 Yale
World Fellows Program
Posted on October 28, 2013 by Admin
Deadline: December 4, 2013
Individuals from across sectors and
around the world are invited to apply to
the 2014 Yale World Fellows
Program. This is a four-month
residential program that offers
a cutting-edge global issues curriculum;
individualized skill-building; and access
to prominent thinkers and
practitioners. The Yale World Fellows
Program is actively looking for rising
leaders in virtually any field who have
the experience, dynamism and energy
to spend an intensive four months at
Yale learning, discussing, and sharing
their expertise with Yale faculty,
students, and the broader community.
Each class of Fellows is a unique group,
geographically balanced, and
representative of a wide range of
professions, talents, and perspectives.
The Program provides Fellows with a
travel allowance, housing, healthcare,
and a stipend to cover living expenses.
Yale also pays for all costs associated
with the educational and
extracurricular aspects of the Program.
About the Fellowship
During the four month program, Yale
World Fellows are fully immersed in the
University community. They share their
expertise and ideas in classes and
seminars across Yale and New Haven.
While most activities take place on
campus in New Haven, the Program
sponsors trips to New York City and
Washington, DC and an off-site retreat.
The Yale World Fellows Program is
offered annually from mid-August to
mid-December and is sponsored and
fully funded by Yale and supporting
partners.
Eligibility
Eligible applicants must:
BE IN THE MID-CAREER STAGE –
Fellows are between 5 to 20
years into their careers, with
demonstrated work
accomplishments, and a clear
indication of future contributions
and excellence.
Although there is no minimum or
maximum age limit, the average
age of a World Fellow is 39.
BE FLUENT IN ENGLISH – An
excellent command of the English
language is essential.
BE A CITIZEN OF A COUNTRY OTHER
THAN THE UNITED STATES While
dual citizens are eligible,
preference is given to candidates
whose work is focused outside
the US.
Selection Criteria
An established record of
extraordinary achievement and
integrity;
Commitment to engagement in
crucial issues and to making a
difference at the national or
international level;
Promise of a future career of
leadership and notable impact;
Special capacity for critical,
creative, entrepreneurial, and
strategic thinking;
Likelihood to benefit from
participation in the Program and
to contribute to global
understanding at Yale;
Commitment to a rigorous
program of activities, to full-time.
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This blog is created to express my heartfelt vision towards changing the world in ways I can, starting from where I am to the rest of the world. Here is a platform to reach out to young people. Welcome to our World! Am a Youth Educator Personnel with passion for the uplift of the Youths in my society. I am a person with creative mind, result oriented fellow, resourceful, with good initiative ideas, loving, caring, with passion for success and commitment to personal development issues.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Life!
Life is beautiful...
Nigeria: Our Heritage
7 Billion Campaign
Youth Actions Paper
On the 31st
of October 2011, about 50 young people across the Nation Nigeria were housed at Chida hotel in Abuja to celebrate the global population as it reached a mark of 7 billion and in
Nigeria, about 167 million. This has
huge implications on sustainability, urbanization, access to health care
services and youth empowerment considering that a third of Nigeria’s population
is made up of young people ages 10 -25 years old.
With a population of
167 million people and in a world of 7 billion, how do the government and young
people access their roles and responsibilities in making sure collaborative
efforts are geared towards tackling emerging social problems considering the
unique demographic dynamics.
Recommendations
to Government/Policy makers
·
Government
should create more vocational opportunities for alternative education such as
training centers
·
Government
should review and update national
education policy framework so that the content of the policies can be
relevant to present day social needs of young people
·
Government
should ensure meaningful youth participation in reviewing National Education
Policies
·
Government
should also increase budgetary allocation by 30% in order to meet the
educational needs of the Nigerian youth population
·
Government
should prioritize female education by giving incentives for girl-child
education
·
Government should
increase the Inclusive capacities of schools at all levels and make education
tuition free for persons with disabilities
Youth
Actions
·
Young
people should encourage volunteering in rural areas to implement community
projects in rural areas, create after school programs, and embrace mentor-ship
·
Build
an online directory as well as hard copy of existing opportunities of where and
how to volunteer locally
·
Young people should
embrace knowledge sharing and skill building on how to educate children and
youths with disabilities
·
Young
people should advocate that youth schooling abroad should come home and share
their skills for at least two-years, especially those studying abroad on
government scholarship
This is 2013, 2years from the proposed agenda to the Nigerian Youths and its Government in utilizing the resources available for development/ Job creation accordingly... Nigeria is blessed with several natural resources but I must say that we need to be known for something we are producing that the World needs. Enough of selling our heritage for a peanut.
We need to be more practical in our learning approaches. Students of Engineering should be empowered to start producing CARS, MICROPHONES, MOBILE PHONES that are better than the ones China and Japan are producing. We shun out graduates in all fields of study, yet we are left on the major cities in search of Jobs. Jobs are barely available to 5percent of the graduates in the Country. We can reduce the level of unemployment when we engage the strength of young people in production processes.
From left to right: Kikelomo, Oluwamayowa and Grace at Chida Hotel in Abuja.
Nigeria Arise! before we extinct our natural resources.
Oluwamayowa
Monday, October 21, 2013
UNIQUE YOU
STOP TRYING TO BE SOMEONE ELSE
One of the greatest challenges in life is being yourself in a world that shapes you into some thing else.
Note: Someone will always be Prettier, Someone will always be Smarter, Someone will always be Younger, Popular, Richer among others but the truth is that, they will never be you. You don't have to change your real self for people to like or accept you. Just be yourself and people will love the real you.
Love you loads... Mayor
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