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Dear Community Foundation or Grantmaking Professional: Thank you for your interest in the Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society's 2015 Senior International Fellows Program. To apply to the program, please complete and submit this online application form. Towards the end of the form, in questions 19, 20 and 21, you are asked to upload the following documents which are required as part of your application packet: 1. Résumé or curriculum vitae identifying past and present employment, as well as educational experience and relevant publications, if any. 2. Research proposal that identifies a research topic on community foundations and community grantmaking, questions to be addressed, anticipated methodology, as well as a plan for sharing findings and applying recommendations (3-5 pages).The proposed research should reflect a comparative framework and must be feasible to undertake and complete within the duration of the program and while residing in New York City 3. Personal statement explaining what you seek to accomplish during the program and how participation in the program would enhance your professional career plans/trajectory. Any professional or academic experience outside of your home country should also be described (maximum 2 pages in length). If you are unable to upload these documents, you may e-mail them as attachments to cpcs@gc.cuny.edu. Please indicate "SIFP 2015" in the subject line. Applicants must also arrange for two (2) signed professional letters of recommendation, to be forwarded to the Center. One or both of which should be from individuals who know the applicant in a professional, rather than an academic, capacity.There are no specific questions that referees need to address, however letters are expected to reflect the nature of their experience with the applicant, their opinion on whether the applicant would be an asset to the program, and their thoughts on whether the program would be of benefit to the applicant in furthering the field of philanthropy. Please note that the letters of recommendation must be signed on official letterhead, and should be sent to the Center directly by the referee (not the applicant), by e-mail to cpcs@gc.cuny.edu or fax to 212-817-1572 or via post to: Kathleen D. McCarthy Director Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society The Graduate Center, CUNY 365 Fifth Avenue, Suite 5401 New York, NY 10016 USA For updates and additional information on the program, please visit our website, www.philanthropy.org Please note that due to the high volume of applications, applications that 1) are missing a research proposal or 2) include a research proposal that does not focus on community foundations, local place-based giving or other topics pertaining to philanthropy will not be considered. Should you have any questions, please send an e-mail to cpcs@gc.cuny.edu. Please indicate "SIFP 15" in the subject line. Thank you.