Research specialist - tanzania

kilimasera · 2011-03-29T12:00:46+00:00

RESEARCH SPECIALIST - TANZANIA 28/03/2011 Harvard School of Public Health Public Health - General Positions: We are seeking applications for two full-time Research Specialist positions. The candidates will assist with the coordination of field operational and data management activities for international nutrition and epidemiology projects. He/she will also assist with coordination of regulatory submissions for all research projects to Institutional Review Boards and regulatory organizations These positions will be based at the international research project sites in Uganda or Tanzania. Qualifications: A Master's Degree in Epidemiology, Statistics, Public Health or related research field; and three years or more of demonstrated leadership, project management skills, and technical expertise in conduct of research studies are required. Excellent analytical, computer, organizational, and problem-solving skills, strong interpersonal and communication skills, and the ability to work independently, under supervision and as part of a team are all components of this position. Strong attention to detail, excellent time management, goal and detail- oriented work style, and meticulous and consistent follow through on projects are required. Experience in project management desirable, preferably in international settings. Experience liaising with Institutional Review Boards, other regulatory organizations, and academic and governmental institutions preferred. Experience in statistical programming software, including knowledge of SAS, is desirable, though not required for the position. Application materials should include a letter describing the applicant's interest and available start date, curriculum vitae, names and contact information of three references, and technical writing sample, should be emailed to Angela Jardin, ajardin@hsph.harvard.edu More info at : PHEC Job Details from: Research Specialist - Tanzania - Wavuti 30TH EUROPEAN COURSE IN TROPICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY 27/03/2011 August 22nd - September 9th 2011 a three weeks course The European Course in Tropical Epidemiology ECTE is a short intensive basic course in epidemiology and medical statistics. The course is intended for physicians, nurses, biologists, anthropologists, health program managers, health administrators and other professionals working in the health sector in tropical countries or with an interest in public health in tropical countries. Emphasis is on methodology and the practical application of epidemiological tools in developing countries. ECTE is a collaborative venture of various European Centres of Tropical Medicine and Public Health and is held annually at a different venue. The 2011 edition will be hosted by the Institute of Tropical Medicine and International Health in Berlin, Germany. Application and selection The number of participants is limited to 32. Selection of candidates will be done on a first come first served basis and will be based on their profiles match with the course target audience. Applicants will be informed as soon as possible of the decision. The application process will start in December 2010. The Application Form will be found in the Download area. Application Deadline: April 15th 2011 Deadline for payment of course fees: June 1st 2011 Use the following site to read the complete annoucement : Epidemiology short course: European Course in Tropical Epidemiology - ECTE from: 30th European Course in Tropical Epidemiology - Wavuti NOMINATE A POPTECH SOCIAL INNOVATION FELLOW FOR 2011 20/03/2011 The Social Innovation Fellows Program serves visionary change agents who are incubating high-potential solutions to pressing national, regional and global challenges. Our program is designed to provide a powerful toolkit for creating real and lasting impact. Fellows also gain increased visibility, access to a year-round community of peers in many sectors and a world-class network of experts and supporters. The program is highly selective, with 10 to 20 Social Innovation Fellows selected annually from among hundreds of nominations. Before submitting a nomination, please read carefully the following eligibility criteria. Successful candidates: Work in critical fields such as energy, green technology, empowering adolescent girls in developing countries, distributed health diagnostics, healthcare modeling, the environment, performing arts, water, education and other areas with significant beneficial impacts. Are working with highly disruptive breakthrough innovations to solve previously intractable problems. Have a positive track record as leaders in social innovation. Work in organizations that are well positioned for sustainable growth and high impact. Are passionate leaders with a high potential for collaboration and success. Fellows may be working within various models for-profit companies, not-for-profit organizations, hybrid efforts and open-source platforms. Fellows come from a wide variety of geographies, and international candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. Fellows may be nominated by another individual or organization, self-nominated, or nominated from within the PopTech network. The open nomination process closes on March 31, 2011. from: Nominate a PopTech Social Innovation Fellow for 2011 - Wavuti CALL FOR APPLICATION : MOREMI INITIATIVE FOR WOMENS LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA 20/03/2011 MOREMI INITIATIVE FOR WOMENS LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA Engaging Inspiring and Equipping A New Generation of African Women Leaders We are currently accepting applications. Application Deadline: Wednesday March, 30 2011 Application Package for 2011 MILEAD Fellows Moremi Initiative for Womens Leadership in Africa is pleased to announce its call for applications for the 2011 Moremi Leadership Empowerment and Development (MILEAD) Fellows Program. The MILEAD Fellows Program is a one-year leadership development program designed to identify, develop and promote emerging young African Women leaders to attain and succeed in leadership in their community and Africa as a whole. The program targets dynamic young women interested in developing transformational leadership skills that help them tackle issues affecting women in their communities and society as a whole. Applications are welcome from young African women living in Africa and the Diaspora. MILEAD fellowship awards will be made to 25 young women with exceptional qualities who have exhibited leadership potential in their community, organization, and/or profession. To be eligible for the one-year program, an applicant must be African, living on the continent or in the Diaspora; agree to participate in all required activities related to MILEAD including a three-week residential Summer Institute in August; and commit to a community leadership service project. Applicant must be between 19 - 25 years of age. Specific requirements of the program and related dates are outlined in the application package. Please note that this is not a full-time fellowship. Selected candidates may remain full time students or work full time for the program duration, except during the 3week summer institute. The 3-week summer institute is an intensive and full-time residential program and all fellows will be required to attend. The rest of the program involves community-based, online and other distance activities. We invite you to forward the enclosed MILEAD application materials to emerging young African Women leaders with the potential to help transform Africa. The deadline for completed MILEAD Fellows applications to be submitted for review is March 30, 2011. Download application Package for Year 2011 MILEAD Fellows as PDF or DOC For more application forms or additional information, please contact: MILEAD Program Coordinator GHANA P.O. Box CT 5604 Accra, Ghana or USA 2870 Peachtree Road , Suite 174 Atlanta , GA 30305-2918 Email: info@moremiinitiatives.org Tel: +233 21 770 736 Tel: +1 404 826 2942 Welcome to Moremi from: Call for Application : Moremi Initiative for Women WORKSHOP ON POETRY IN SWAHILI BY EUPHRASE KEZILAHABI FROM TANZANIA 19/03/2011 Wednesday 23rd March 2011 at 18:30 Translator and novelist, Katriina Ranne, joins us for a second workshop on poetry in Swahili by Euphrase Kezilahabi from Tanzania. We had a fascinating time at the workshop a month ago when we translated two poems by Euphrase Kezilahabi, 'Evening Tea' and 'The Banana Plant', so we're looking forward to having another chance to translate more of his poems. Our poetry translation workshops are one of the PTC's core activities. Through them we've first encountered some of the poets we've gone on to translate, publish and record at length. A significant number of the poets who've visited the UK to take part in our tours were introduced to us by a translator bringing their poems to a workshop. The workshops are open to anyone who can contribute a translation of a poem by a living African, Asian or Latin American poet who has an established reputation in their own language. Workshops are free but places are limited so advance booking is essential. If you've not attended one of our workshops before, please read this before booking a place. To book a place click here or follow the link below. RADA (Council Room) 62-64 Gower Street London WC1E 6ED Tel: 020 7078 7628 Cost: Free Please book tickets through: Workshop on Poetry in Swahili - Eventbrite from: Workshop on Poetry in Swahili by Euphrase Kezilahabi from Tanzania - Wavuti STUDY POSTGRADUATE LAW AT DURHAM 17/03/2011 Study Postgraduate Law at Durham? Postgraduate Law at Durham University provides a wide range of benefits and attractions: A stunning location - Durham is one of the most beautiful cities in the UK. The Law School is a stone's throw away from the world-famous Durham Castle and Cathedral - a UNESCO world heritage site. Great taught and research degrees - we are consistently rated one of the top law schools in the country by the Good University Guide and many of our academics are internationally recognised as experts in their fields. Excellent employment prospects - a Durham postgraduate Law qualification will provide you with an excellent foundation for a career in the legal profession. It is also an excellent preparation for many other careers, including governance, commerce and higher education. A relaxing and fun postgraduate life beyond your studies. A secure, collegiate environment. An increasing number of studentships and bursaries. Taught Study As a taught Masters (LLM) student you can study alongside some of the most highly qualified and academically committed students in the UK. Our general and specialist LLM degrees in 'International Trade and Commercial Law' and 'European Trade and Commercial Law' offer a range of subjects taught by experts in the field. Our LLM programme is especially cosmopolitan, with over half of the 100+ students from outside the EU and the remainder from across the enlarged EU . Take a look at Durham Universitys international students pages for more information about coming to Durham. Research Study As a postgraduate research student you can read for a PhD, MPhil or MJur, conducting original research under the supervision of a team from our highly rated academic staff. Try browsing our staff profiles for details of areas in which supervision is available. Alternatively, why not have a look at what some of our current research students are doing? Life at Durham It's not all about study though, as Durham offers a great place to relax and have fun away from your books. Why not have a look at our student life information to see what's on offer? Ready to Apply? Finally, if you think you've already seen enough to apply, full details of the online application process are available on our How to apply pages. from: Study Postgraduate Law at Durham - Wavuti ANNOUNCEMENT: A SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF MULTIPARTY DEMOCRACY IN EAST AFRICA 15/03/2011 The African Studies Program of the University of Iowa will hold a Symposium entitled ³The Future of Multiparty Democracy in East Africa² on April 1-2, 2011. All events will be held at the International Programs Commons, University Capitol Centre, on the University of Iowa campus. The keynote lecture, on the afternoon of April 1, will be presented by Dr. Wilibrod Slaa, Secretary General of CHADEMA (Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo), the leading opposition political party in Tanzania. Dr. Slaa was the presidential candidate of CHADEMA in the 2010 general election. Other participants from Tanzania include two prominent journalists, Jenerali Ulimwengu and Bernard Mapalala, and also Josephine Mushumbusi from CHADEMA as well as Mohamed Said, an independent scholar. Participants from the U.S. will include Joe L.P. Lugalla, Joshua Rubongoya, Joel Barkan, Aili Mari Tripp and James Brennan. Among the topics discussed by participants will be multiparty politics in Tanzania and Uganda, the role of the media in democratic politics, trends in African democratization, Muslim politics in Tanzania, women and democratization, and the history of opposition politics in Tanzania. All events are free and the public are welcome. For further information, please contact James Giblin, Co-Director of the African Studies Program, at james-giblin@uiowa.edu from: Announcement: A Symposium on The Future of Multiparty Democracy in East Africa - Wavuti

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