home page Contact Us

Home

Rotary Leadership

Rotary international
R.I. President
2008 RI Conference
R.I. President Elect
Zone 31-32 Director
Four Avenues of Service
Rotary Acronyms
 

District Leadership

District Bylaws
District 7930
District Governor
DG Elect
DG Nominee
Assistant Governors 07-08
Presidents 2008-2009
Assistant Governors 08-09
Past District Governors
 

District 7930

Governors Message
District Conference
District Newsletter
Leadership Resources
District Committees
Foundation Programs
DSG Funded Projects
Youth Programs
Endicott College Rotaract
Boston Rotaract News
Boston Rotaract History
Rotaract
Interact Clubs
EarlyAct
Youth Exchange
RYLA
Membership
Event Registration Forms
District Clubs
General Invocations
Becoming A Member
District Directory
Photo Album
Calendar
 
Non Foundation Projects
Shelter Box
Rotaplast
Clean Water
Leadership Institute
Dictionary Project
 

Activities

Camp Rotary
 
About Rotary
 

Useful Links

Rotary Links
Download Center
 
Contact Us
Site Map

For members...




Administration Login
 
Youth Programs - Youth Exchange

District Rotary Youth Exchange, Chair:  RYE

Jackie Bannister - North Andover

(h) 978-688-0555 (f) 978-688-0555

 jackie@annieshallmark,com

Committee Members:

Lyman Louis, RYE Inbound Coordinator - Amesbury

Mary Beth McAteer-Margolis, RYE Outbound Coordinator - Melrose

Dave Garriepy, RYE Short Term Coordinator - Arlington

Bob Ford,Youth Protection Officer - North Andover

 

 

 

RotaryYouth Exchange  RYE
About Youth Exchange

A Brazilian student makes her first snowman in Finland. A South African masters eating with chopsticks at his Japanese hosts' home. An Australian becomes part of an extended family in Russia, and a Mexican student in France raises funds to benefit homeless children in Haiti. New experiences, new "families" and friends, and new adventures can await you, too.

This year, more than 8,000 teens will see the world the way it is best seen — from the inside out — through the Youth Exchange program. This could be your year.

As a Rotary Youth Exchange student, you will spend a year, or perhaps just an extended period of time, living with a host family in a country other than your own. You may learn a new language; you will learn a new way of living and a great deal about yourself. But there's more. While you are busy learning, the people you meet will be learning as well — about your country, culture, and ideas. You will be an ambassador. You will be helping to bring the world closer together, and you'll be making good friends in the process.

If you are ready for the challenge and the rewards of living in another land as an exchange student, then you are ready to discover new worlds through the Rotary Youth Exchange.

 

    click to print this pageprint this page