Dr. Marshall Conley

ACADIA International Internship Programme

DEGREES:

BA, MA (McMaster), PhD (Exon)

RANK:

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Full Professor, Political Science,

Early retirement June 2000

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Research Associate 2001-2005

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Adjunct Professor 2005-2009

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Coordinator, Acadia/DFAIT/HRDC/CIDA Youth International Internship Programs 1998-'00, 2001-2005

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Adjunct Professor, Dalhousie University

Office: Beveridge Arts Centre 371
Phone: (902) 423-0501
Email: conley#acadiau.ca (Please replace "#" with "@" when emailing.)

RESEARCH

Human Rights	Peace Studies
Democratic Citizenship	Refugees and Mass Migration
Bioethics	Information Technology
Canadian foreign policy	Political Education
International organization	International Relations Theory

COURSES I TAUGHT BEFORE TAKING EARLY RETIREMENT

Peace Studies	Human Rights
United Nations Organization	Canadian Foreign Policy
Past Theses Supervisions	Introduction to Political Science

PROFESSIONAL CV

Marshall Conley's Caricature

Download 2008 Application here You may follow up your application by submitting a CV to Dr. Conley at the email address to the left.
2008-2009 CIDA Internship Programme
PAST INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS
1998-1999 DFAIT Internship Program 1999-2000 DFAIT Internship Program 2001-2002 Acadia-DFAIT Internship Program 2002-2003 HRDC Internship Program 2002-2003 DFAIT Internship Program 2003-2004 DFAIT Internship Program 2004-2005 FAC Internship Programme 2004-2005 CIDA Youth International Program 2005-2006 FAC Internship Programme 2005-2006 CIDA Internship Programme 2006-2007 CIDA Internship Programme 2007-2008 CIDA Internship Programme
USEFUL LINKS
•	The Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and on Human Rights
•	UNESCO Division of Human Rights, Democracy, Peace & Tolerance
•	Global Movement for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence
•	DFAIT Human Rights, Humanitarian Affairs, International Women's Equality Division
•	African Centre For Democracy and Human Rights Studies
•	Conley-International Education Consultants
	Gregor Wolbring's column “The Choice is Yours” highlights scientific and technological advances and poses questions he hopes readers will think about. He believes that engagement of the global community in the discourse of science and technology research and development is essential if negative consequences are to be avoided.

updated April 2008.