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Michigan IFYE Outbound International Travel Scholarship Application

Deadline to apply: Applications are reviewed upon receipt, but must be requested before travel occurs.

IFYE International Scholarship Form

Michigan IFYE Outbound International Travel Scholarship Application

Deadline to apply: Applications are reviewed upon receipt, but must be requested before travel occurs.
SECTION 1
Name*
Gender*
- Male
- Female
County of 4-H membership, if applicable
4-H Club or Group, if applicable
Address*
Mailing Address City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code
Home Phone No
Cell
Email*
Age*
Date of Birth*
MM slash DD slash YYYY
*
Current Grade in School School Attending
Host country*

List the country you plan to travel to.
SECTION 2
1. Why do you want to travel to the country you have selected for your summer exchange experience?*
2. Exchange programs are part of the 4-H Leadership and Civic Engagement programs. Please explain how you have been involved in leadership, citizenship and/or global and cultural education activities in 4-H, school, your community, or other ways.*
3. If you were asked to develop a photo story or video about the community/town/city where you live, please list 15 different things you would include in your presentation.*
4. What cultural project will you share with your host family and hosting organization? The cultural project should focus on an aspect of American culture that is important to you. Example: bake or cook an American dish or treat, demonstrate a skill, teach a game or song or make a craft.*
SECTION 3
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- I understand that if I am awarded a scholarship I will complete all the requirements stated, by the deadline given. Any participant that fails to fulfill the requirements in this contract will be responsible for repaying the entire scholarship amount.
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