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Guidelines for the J. Armand Bombardier - International Travel Grant

Application Information:

Interns are responsible for all aspects of their internship, including meeting the requirements of the sponsoring organization, if any, and arranging public presentations/implementation of educational programming upon their return to Mount Allison.

The completed application form must include:

1. A description of the project/internship; including the community the intern will visit, the name and address of the sponsoring organization (if any); and a draft budget detailing the cost of the project/internship including travel, accommodations, living expenses, etc.   

2. A statement of the learning outcomes to be achieved and measured during the project/internship

3. A description of how the proposal will provide an experience that meets the requirements of the J. Armand Bombardier - International Travel Grant

4. Plans for sharing the experience with the Mount Allison community upon return

5. Outcome and assessment measurements that will be applied to evaluate the effectiveness of the project/internship in terms of academic, experiential, and leadership learning

End of Project/Internship Report/Follow-up:

At the end of the J.Armand Bombardier - International Travel Grant, the intern shall submit a report providing a synopsis of the experience, including an assessment of how the internship met the stated learning outcomes in the project/internship proposal. The end-of-project/internship report must be submitted within one month of the project/internship being concluded. Failure to do so may result in the revocation of the internship and return of funds provided.

J. ARMAND BOMBARDIER - INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATION FORM

Complete all relevant sections of the application online below.  Incomplete applications will not be processed. For supporting documentation, other than the application, please forward to leadership@mta.ca with "J A BOMBARDIER" in the subject line or bring to the Student Affairs office, Attn: Tina Warren, on the 2nd floor of the Wallace McCain Student Centre

 

Student Name:

Student Address:

Student email:

Student telephone:

Anticipated year of graduation:
 

Project /Internship Title:

Summary of Project/Intern(limit 100 words):

Country/Community where Project/Internship will take place:

Name of sponsoring organization (email  any correspondence to leadership@mta.ca, eg: acceptance letter from organization):

Will you receive an experiential learning credit?

If yes, provide name of faculty member and course name and number

Project/Intern start date:

Project/Intern end date:

 

An unofficial copy of your transcript must be submitted by email to leadership@mta.ca


 

Name(s) of other community members, faculty members and students involved in this initiative, if any:

1. 3. 5.
2. 4. 6.

 

Applicant’s signature:

Date:

 

Provide a description of the projet/internship, including the name of, if any, the sponsoring organization.  Your application should confirm that you will be returning to Mount Allison when the project/internship is completed.         (limit 500 words)

 

Provide information about your plans for the educational components of the internship, including academic, experiential and/or leadership development outcomes.      (limit 400 words)

 

Please send a electronic version of your Draft Budget to leadership@mta.ca.  Budget should include anticipated costs, travel, accommodations, living expenses, etc., as well as any revenues outside the funds provided by the J. Armand Bombardier - International Travel Grant.

Application Deadline: March 8, 2013, 4 pm.  Submit completed application online and send supporting material to:

Rev. John C. Perkin, Leadership Mount Allison, c/o Mrs. Tina Warren, Student Affairs,
Mount Allison University. Telephone:  364-2254, jperkin@mta.ca, or Telephone:  364-2254, twarren@mta.ca