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Student Ambassador Program - 2010

 

   

STUDENT AMBASSADORS

 

 

For many years students from Delaware have traveled abroad on visits arranged by the People to People Student Ambassador National Office.  Each fall a representative from the National Office speaks to Delaware students to introduce the idea of travel with People to People International.  These assemblies have taken place in the Wilmington and Dover areas this past fall and individual interviews with local teacher/leaders who will travel with the students have been completed.  These orientation meetings and interviews are to acquaint the students with the geography, history, government, and culture of the places they will visit.  This also helps them develop civic awareness, citizenship, and other skills to prepare them to become Student Ambassadors.  In 2010:

 

    Delaware high school students will travel to:

 

            France, England, Ireland, Wales, Netherlands, and Belgium

            South Africa (limited to Independent Schools)

 

    Middle school and Grade school students will travel separately to:

 

            Australia

 

    To date, 142 students have signed to travel on these itineraries.  In 2009, 131 students traveled on similar programs.

 

    For many years the Delaware Chapter has awarded an annual scholarship to a Delaware student to partly pay for the travel cost.  This year the award has been granted to Kayla Albertella, a 10th grade student at Cape Henlopen High School.  She is involved in a wide variety of organizations and activities, both in the school and in the community. Her community involvement,academic achievements, financial need, leadership, and activities make her very deserving of this award.  Congratulations, we hope you gain much on this travel program.

 

    Each year as we review the many applications for this scholarship, we are very impressed with the high level of young students we have in our state.  This year is no exception.

 

 

 

        For information on becoming a Student Ambassador, visit              www.StudentAmbassadors.org