Program Information

Program Faculty

Scholarship Applications

A limited number of partial scholarships and reduced rate seats will be available for the Shambhala Summer Institute. Preference will be given to leaders and social entrepreneurs who will contribute to the international, cultural, and age diversity of the program, and who are in a position to put their learning into practice. A few of these scholarship seats are also targeted for Nova Scotian leaders.

Instructions

Please submit your application by email to Karen Densmore or by fax to 902-425-2415. Applicants will be notified as soon as the scholarship application review process is complete at the end of March.

Application Process

Please provide the following:

1. Personal Information
Name (Ms/Mr)
Title/Position
Company/Organization/Affiliation
Street Address/PO Box
City, Province/State, Postal/Zip Code, Country
Telephone number(s)
E-mail address
Age

2. Need
Please indicate what you are able to contribute towards program fees. Full scholarships are generally not available. A reduced rate of $2000 will be offered to a limited number of applicants, and in some cases further reductions will be available through the ALIA scholarship fund. Please note that we do not subsidize accommodations or travel. On-site lodging at the university residence costs approximately CAD $40/night.

3. Background, impact and benefit
What is your background and what do you see as the potential impact of this experience on your life and work? And how might this training opportunity be of benefit to others?

4. Diversity
Please let us know how you might contribute to the diversity of the program community.

5. Which module are you interested in attending?

Other important information
Scholarship recipients will be invited to assist program staff before or during the program. This will not affect your full participation in the program.

“The people at the ALIA Institute talk about creating a container in which powerful experiences can occur. And they do this extremely well. This was among the richest experiences of my life—insightful, provocative, deep, invigorating.”

—Barry Oshry, author, Seeing Systems and Leading Systems
2003-2004, 2010 program faculty