WELCOME TO 7360 YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAM
The Youth Exchange program has been a part of Rotary's commitment to youth since 1938. The program is one of many Rotary programs that provide educational opportunities for young persons, and it has the power to change the lives of those who participate.
District 7360 has a history of over 50 years of hosting and sending students around the world and boasts a well-seasoned district committee dedicated to making the exchange student year a memorable and successful life experience. Many of these volunteers have been exchange students, have traveled internationally or are internationals themselves and most have hosted students in their home. They all share the same passion - to provide students and families with an opportunity to grow and benefit through a cross-cultural living and study experience.
Whether you are an Inbound or Outbound student, a Host Family or Club Officer or member, we look forward to working with you to make this Rotary youth program a success in our communities.
Sincerely,
Rotary District 7360 Youth Exchange Committee
Long-Term and Short-Term Outbound Student Applications
Applications for Exchange Years are available on the Youth Exchange Program website mid-September. All interested students must be sponsored by a local Rotary Club and should contact someone within a local club to confirm possible sponsorship.
All completed applications and materials are due by early to mid-November. The link to interview dates and calendar of mandatory events for the students, families and sponsoring clubs can be found below. Please mark them on your calendar now as attendance is mandatory for many of these events. Students will be given an interview time for the Interview Weekend once the application has been submitted and approved.
****All documents below can be found on DACdb in District Files or go to 7360 Web Page: scroll across the top to Documents; scroll down to Youth Exchange files
General Information Links
District 7360 Youth Exchange Website District Information about Youth Exchange
Essex Youth Exchange Website Eastern States Exchange Students, Detailed information for all aspects of Youth Exchange
Hosting an Inbound Student Families with Outbound Students are oftentimes asked to host an Inbound student while their son or daughter is abroad. Learn what that means.
(This link goes to https://www.exchangestudent.org/host-a-student/ )
Prospective Exchange Students and Families
Long-Term Application (Link goes to https://www.exchangestudent.org/long-term-outbound/
Short Term Application (Link goes to https://www.exchangestudent.org/short-term-outbound/
Current Calendar for Inbound Youth Exchange Students
Current Calendar for Outbound Exchange Students: Applicants and Candidates
Financial Consideration for Youth Exchange
Host Family Manual
District Youth Exchange Officer Contact Information
Completing a Youth Exchange Application
Links for Rotary Clubs
General Information
Counselor and YEO Manual
Club Youth Exchange Officer (YEO) Job Description
Club Counselor Job Description
District Committee Contact Information
Recruiting Students and Host Families
School Recruiting Flyer Short-Term
School Recruiting Flyer Long-Term
Youth Exchange Club Presentation
Youth Exchange School Presentation
Recruiting Host Families
Contact Information
Youth Exchange Chair: Kathy Krinks, klk1@psu.edu, 814-684-2926 (cell)
Chair Elect: Kandace Carpenter. kcarpenter@funkstownlaw.com, 405-328-0216
Outbound Coordinator: Vacant – Contact Kathy Krinks, Chair
Inbound Coordinator: Issac Fisher, sach17866@yahoo.com, 570-492-5735
Short-Term Coordinator: Mitch Morgan, mrmrogan@frontier.com, 570-649-6495
Treasurer: Barbara Morgan, bjmorgan57@windstream.net, 5704123368
District Youth Protection Officer: Marce Pancio, psumarce@yahoo.com
ESSEX Student Protection Officer 1-866-683-0533
US Department of State 1-866-283-9090 or jvisas@state.go
