Global Zero Roadies Application

You must complete fields 1-13, and three of the five remaining fields (14-18) in order for us to accept your application.

We have already begun to issue acceptances, but are still looking for several great people to go on the road with us. Applications are now being accepted on a rolling basis, until we have all 12 Roadies.

If you are experiencing extenuating circumstances such as being out of the country or financial burden, please note that in your application. We will try our best to honor requests and make this an opportunity open to all.

1. First Name: *

2. Last Name: *

3. Email Address: *

4. Phone: *

5. Skype ID: *

If you don't have a Skype ID, you will need to download the Skype software and set up a username and password at http://go.skype.com/download

6. Up-to-date Resume including education history and work/volunteer experience (copy and paste into the space below): *

7. Name and Contact information (phone and email) for 3 most recent employers: *

8. Please describe yourself (strengths, weaknesses, talents, goals): *

9. How are you familiar with Global Zero? : *

10. Please explain why you are applying for this position and what makes you a good fit.: *

11. Please describe your interest in international cooperation in general and in nuclear weapons issues in particular.: *

12. If this position is offered to you what do you hope to gain from this opportunity?: *

13. How would you inspire a movement on an issue that you care about on a college campus?: *

14. Please list 2 or 3 of your favorite websites.:

16. What is the most recent book or article you've read that has had a significant impact on the way you see the world?:

17. Please list several bands/artists that you are currently listening to.:

18. Please list a couple of hobbies outside of work/school that you enjoy.:

19. Please describe any other information you would like us to know here.:

Global Zero Roadies Application

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